WILD THINGS SIGN FORMER GONZAGA STANDOUT MAC LARDNER
Source: Frontier League News
The Washington Wild Things have signed left-handed pitcher and former Cardinals’ farmhand Mac Lardner for the 2022 season, the team announced today. Larnder pitched in 2021 for the Peoria Chiefs (A+, STL) in 2021 after wrapping his collegiate career at Gonzaga in 2020. With the Chiefs, Lardner appeared in 21 games, starting 14 of them. He logged 67 innings and struck out 73 to just 22 walks in that work. “Mac is an important signing for us, being a rookie and left-handed he helps fill the void left by Hennen’s departure,” said manager Tom Vaeth. “Mac was very successful while at Gonzaga with a reputation as a strike thrower with a three-pitch mix. After bouncing between starting and relieving while with the Cardinals, we feel Mac will return to his old form pitching in the rotation.”The southpaw and Templeton, California, native played at Templeton High School and logged 272.2 innings…
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