Wyatt Hoffman, son of Hall of Fame closer Trevor, on minor-league deal with father's long-time team
In a stroller next to Hoffman’s wife, Tracy, sat young Wyatt. His brothers, Brody and Quinn, mischievously climbed aboard a facility golf cart. A jarring“Fortunately, the golf cart was in reverse, not forward,” Hoffman said. “When his brothers were playing on it and hit the gas, it went backwards into the wall instead of running him over. It put a big gash in the cement wall.We offer subscribers exclusive access to our best journalism.
“I was grateful for the opportunity they’ve given me and will try to make the most of it,” Wyatt said. “He didn’t like my plan on school first, get a degree, then we’ll worry about Plan B,” Trevor said. “Well, his Plan A is Plan B. I think he needed to grow and experience some things. “His arm strength is growing, so it’s kind of neat to see him play the left side of the infield and be comfortable with that throw,” Trevor said. “But I don’t think he’s thinking pitching at all.”
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