Congressmen Pfluger to Pitch in Congressional Baseball Game Wednesday

 

WASHINGTON, D.C. — United States Representative August Pfluger (TX-11), and San Angelo native, is ready to go in the Congressional Baseball Game Wednesday night at Nationals Park just southeast of the Capitol in Washington, D.C. Pfluger’s office sent out a message before tonight’s game.

“Pfluger will pitch and play 3rd base on the Republican team. Last year, Pfluger was named MVP of the Republican team after striking out four Democrats—including Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff. He went 2 for 4 with 2 RBIs,” Pfluger’s office said. “While playing in the field, he had four putouts at 1st, including throwing Rep. Eric Swalwell out with a laser from the 3rd baseline. Pfluger was instrumental in securing a 10-0 Republican win over the Democrats—the first Republican shut-out in 27 years.”

Congressman August Pfluger

Congressman August Pfluger

 

Rep. Pfluger has a history in sports. A graduate of Central High School, the Congressman was the captain and quarterback for the Bobcats during football season and captain and catcher for the ‘Cats in baseball. His sports background showed last year when he won MVP of the Congressional Baseball Game in 2022. Tune into the game tonight in support of Mr. Pfluger.

The game will begin at 6 pm CT and will be broadcast on Fox Sports and C-SPAN. Last year, the game set a record with $1.7 million raised for charities that serve children and families.

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