To keep up with the countdown, see below for trips back in the past to our previous three stops on the countdown. What are some of the traditions you love about the ballpark? Let us know on social media and we'll share some of them! And trust this writer, every time a ball goes out of the stadium at any stadium, it's engrained in my mind and is said often. If you remember nothing else that was played over the speakers, it's likely you'll remember that. It may be small, but it sticks in your head as a fan at the ballpark. looks like another customer is headed to Pro-Tech Auto Glass."
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The crack of the bat sounds but instead of the ball going into play, it leaves the playing field in the air and leaves the stadium. For the regulars, they almost read it with the public address and video board. Last, but certainly not least, is a tradition unlike any other at the ballpark. If you haven't tried it at the ballpark yet, you better do it. Sometimes the line goes the whole way to the picnic area down the third-base line for the promotion run from behind the home-plate net. Fans line up in droves for the promotion. It's the best deal in the Frontier League! You may say, "it's just milk and cookies," but don't say it too loud. Every night, fans can line up and purchase a cookie and milk package for just a buck. Milk and cookies time is extremely popular at Wild Things Park, though it hasn't caught on many other places, if any at all.
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The "winner" received a free car wash at Isiminger's for the promotion each night. Maybe even a little panic set in for the owner of the car that was chosen that day for Isiminger's Dirtiest Car in the Parking Lot. The crowd would get quiet for the beginning of that before laughter followed once the fans who weren't aware of what was going on realized what was going on.
The Pennsylvania State Police and the North Franklin Township Police are in the building, and they have said that you *audible pause* have the dirtiest car in the parking lot!
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Will the owner of the car with the license plate _ report to guest services immediately. We have a very serious situation to address. Ladies and gentlemen may I have your attention please. Wild Thing or a member of the street team will walk through the crowd and pick out a lucky fan that is that night's sweetheart of the night and that fan receives a beautiful bouquet of flowers courtesy of Malone's.Īnother tradition you may be able to recite with us: Over the years, it's been presented by our friends at Malone's Flower Shop in Canonsburg. One of the big traditions at the ballpark is Sweetheart of the Night. These seem like little things, but they help to make the nights of the youngest fans and those small interactions can sometimes add to the tradition that is the experience of a Wild Things' game. You'll find kids playing catch with a Wild Things' player before the game from the front row, or you'll see players stopping to talk to season-ticket members or fans and friends along the first-base line wall after the game has ended. Something else fans get that relates to that experience is a close-knit relationship with the players before and after games. Some of the traditions that aren't necessarily unique to Wild Things Park but do aid the experience at the ballpark are kids run the bases and the autograph sessions at the ballpark on Kids Days. The say may go "stop us if you've heard this before," but chances are you have, so you don't get to stop us for this. This week, we discuss and visit the major traditions we have at the ballpark. Plans for the celebration of the 20th season of Frontier League baseball for the Washington Wild Things are still in the works and whenever they get announced, you can rest assured the party will not stop all season long with the festivities kicking off May 13-15 with Opening Weekend. The countdown isn't in any specific order in terms of importance, but it's time we visit some of the best on-field moments, significant historical accomplishments, records, traditions and more. As part of our celebration, we're counting down some of the historical highlights the organization and team has seen occur over the first 19 seasons of Wild Things' baseball in the league. The team will be celebrating in numerous ways Opening Weekend, beyond that and in several other ways. In 2022, the Washington Wild Things are celebrating their 20th Frontier League season.
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