The hometown hero threw the opening pitch Wednesday night for the Rangers.
A hometown hero started Wednesday’s game against the Chicago White Sox for the Texas Rangers.
The Rangers-White Sox game’s first pitch was thrown in the dirt by Dallas Mavericks forward P.J. Washington. Watch his first pitch below.
The hometown hero threw the opening pitch Wednesday night for the Rangers.
A hometown hero started Wednesday’s game against the Chicago White Sox for the Texas Rangers.
The Rangers-White Sox game’s first pitch was thrown in the dirt by Dallas Mavericks forward P.J. Washington. Watch his first pitch below.
The hometown hero threw the opening pitch Wednesday night for the Rangers.
A hometown hero started Wednesday’s game against the Chicago White Sox for the Texas Rangers.
The Rangers-White Sox game’s first pitch was thrown in the dirt by Dallas Mavericks forward P.J. Washington. Watch his first pitch below.
The hometown hero threw the opening pitch Wednesday night for the Rangers.
A hometown hero started Wednesday’s game against the Chicago White Sox for the Texas Rangers.
The Rangers-White Sox game’s first pitch was thrown in the dirt by Dallas Mavericks forward P.J. Washington. Watch his first pitch below.
.@PJWashington @Rangers#MFFL pic.twitter.com/LWAbGko5e8
— Dallas Mavericks (@dallasmavs) July 25, 2024
Washington, a Frisco native, joined the Dallas Mavericks at the 2024 trade deadline for Grant Williams, Seth Curry, and draft capital. In his whole NBA career with the Charlotte Hornets, he had never achieved team success, but he made an immediate impact with the Mavs.
Washington helped the Mavericks finish the season with 50 wins and the 5th Western Conference seed. Washington’s postseason highlights were “Standing on Business” against the Clippers in the first round and scoring the series-winning free throws against the Thunder in the second.
Dallas has welcomed Washington back and enjoyed his enthusiasm and toughness on his hometown team.