The NL Central rival Milwaukee Brewers signed Wong to a two-year, $18 million contract in Feb. 2021, and he played 250 games for them over the next two seasons, slashing .262/.337/.439 (113 OPS+).

Kolten Wong, celebrated for his stellar defense and two Golden Glove awards, has announced his retirement after 11 MLB ...

This MLB season has come up with a lot of surprises. The post Beloved Cardinals Legend Bids Farewell to Baseball as ...

Kolten Wong, who grew up in Hilo, hit .358 in three years with the Rainbow Warriors. A first-round pick by the St. Louis Cardinals, Wong played 11 MLB seasons.

Kolten Wong, one of the University of Hawaii’s most successful baseball players, has been inducted into the school’s Circle of Honor, UH officials announced Friday. “This is amazing to be in ...

The Arizona Diamondbacks signed second baseman Kolten Wong to a minor-league contract on Wednesday, the team announced. Following his signing, Wong was assigned to the Triple-A Reno Aces.

He's on Bluesky at @ericstephen.bsky.social. After the worst season of his career, Kolten Wong found a new home as a free agent. The veteran second baseman signed a minor league deal with the ...

LOS ANGELES — Kolten Wong’s road back to the big leagues required a stop in Arizona where he spent “a lot of sweaty days.” A two-time Gold Glove winner in his days with the St. Louis Cardinals, Wong ...

The Dodgers have agreed to a minor league deal with veteran second baseman Kolten Wong, per their transaction log at MLB.com. The PSI Sports Management client has been assigned to Triple-A ...

Seattle Mariners' Kolten Wong removes his batting gear after striking out swinging against the Detroit Tigers to end the third inning of a baseball game Saturday, July 15, 2023, in Seattle.

The Seattle Mariners have designated second baseman Kolten Wong for assignment. The University of Hawaii legend came to Seattle in the offseason in a trade that sent Jesse Winker and Abraham Toro ...

Kolten Wong did something that hadn't been done by a Mariners player since Adam Lind in 2016 and Ken Griffey Jr. in 1990. When you think of the sweetest swings in the history of baseball ...