Photographer + Writer
Take a look at Danny’s photos covering the Army Black Knights throughout the 2023 college football season
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.
Danny joined Major League Baseball in 2007 and has worked primarily within Minor League editorial and digital operations
Look for Danny on the sidelines capturing the best moments of Army football each season at West Point and on the road
Danny contributes to USA Today Sports Images, now part of Imagn, the nation’s largest sports-image wire service
“Danny Wild is not only an awesome photographer, he is a genuinely great guy who has, in recent years, has captured images of some of the most poignant moments in Army sports.”
U.S. Army Colonel (Ret) Dan Ragsdale
Vice Dean for Education, United States Military Academy
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