Wine sent to Amarillo
The Wild Things, in an attempt to clear a cluttered first base position, have traded Cory Wine to the Amarillo Dillas of the independent United League in exchange for a player to be named.
Wine is the son of Penn State baseball coach Robbie Wine and the grandson of former major league shortstop Bobby Wine.
Washington had three first baseman on its roster -- Wine, Adam Amar and Paul Chmiel. Without Wine, but couting the two players drafted at the Frontier League tryout Tuesday, the Wild Things have 36 players on their roster. Spring training begins Thursday and the first exhibition game is Saturday (7 p.m.) at home against Florence.
Wine is the son of Penn State baseball coach Robbie Wine and the grandson of former major league shortstop Bobby Wine.
Washington had three first baseman on its roster -- Wine, Adam Amar and Paul Chmiel. Without Wine, but couting the two players drafted at the Frontier League tryout Tuesday, the Wild Things have 36 players on their roster. Spring training begins Thursday and the first exhibition game is Saturday (7 p.m.) at home against Florence.
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