Poster Player: Flathead’s Dillon Wink
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This week’s Poster Player of the Week, presented by Corwin Motors, goes to Flathead baseball’s Dillon Wink.
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This week’s Poster Player of the Week, presented by Corwin Motors, goes to Flathead baseball’s Dillon Wink.
Wink delivered the swing that will live in Crosstown history, ripping a bases-loaded walk-off single into shallow left field to give Flathead a wild 17-16 win over Glacier at ABS Park.
With two outs and the pressure at its peak, Wink came through in the first crosstown baseball game ever.
He finished 3-for-5 with three RBIs, including the game-winner that scored Eli Coopman.
Congratulations again to Dillon Wink for winning this week’s Poster Player of the Week, best of luck to you and your teammates on the rest of your season.
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