Danny Wild is Major League Baseball’s Senior Coordinator for MiLB Digital Platforms and Operations. Outside of MLB, Danny keeps busy as the Army football team’s photographer at West Point and enjoys traveling for landscape and nature photography. Danny is also a contributing photographer for USA Today Sports Images, covering New York-area events.
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Army unveils uniforms for 2023 Army-Navy Game
Army football unveiled its uniforms for the 2023 Army-Navy Game this week. showcasing a Nike design that honors the U.S. Army’s 3rd
Rangers’ Lundqvist inducted into Hockey Hall of Fame
Henrik Lundqvist joined hockey royalty on Nov. 13 when the longtime New York Rangers goalie was inducted into the Hockey Hall of
Recent work featured as NHL free agency begins
Some of my photos in coverage from this week’s frenzy of NHL free agency signings and trades, including The Athletic, USA Today and the Detroit
Panarin photo featured in Wall Street Journal’s NHL coverage
One of my photos of the New York Rangers’ Artemi Panarin ran in a May 25 article in The Wall Street Journal Full
Mika photo leads New York Times’ Rangers playoff coverage
The New York Times ran a story about the New York Rangers’ playoff run against the Carolina Hurricanes on May 26, 2022
Commanders’ Classic images published following thriller in Texas
Army pulled off a thrilling overtime win against rival Air Force on Nov. 6 in Arlington, Texas to win the first Commanders’
New York Times runs West Point photo for Sept. 11 coverage
The New York Times published a photo I took of an Army helicopter flyover as part of its coverage of the 20th
Army-Navy rivalry hyped by Sports Illustrated
One of my photos was featured in Sports Illustrated last month as part of a story on the best rivalries in college
NHL photo in SI
The Canadian team’s hot start to the 2021-22 NHL season and features a photo I took of the Flames during a 5-1 win over the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden on Oct. 25. …
My photos have been viewed in Space. No, really
My photos have officially been viewed in Space. NASA astronaut, West Point graduate and Army baseball alum Shane Kimbrough — the Crew-2