ACC Insider - Wilson has chosen wisely so far with Pack
Russell Wilson lives out baseball dream
Russell Wilson believes he could have made it as baseball player | Fox News
Baseball evaluators say drive could have carried Russell Wilson to MLB - CBSSports.com
For Russell Wilson, Is Baseball a Dream or a Future Reality? | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors | Bleacher Report
How baseball helped mold QBs like Kyler Murray and Russell Wilson - NFL Nation- ESPN
Baseball's curve pushed Russell Wilson to NFL stardom – The Denver Post
Russell Wilson: I haven't given up baseball, may play both sports - ProFootballTalk
New York Yankees acquire Russell Wilson in trade with Texas Rangers
Amazon.com: 2018 Topps Now #ST-6 Russell Wilson New York Yankees Baseball Card - Only 1,987 made! : Collectibles & Fine Art
Russell Wilson: (Brief) college baseball highlights at NC State | NCAA.com
Batter up: Russell Wilson will return to Yankees spring training - NBC Sports RSN
Russell Wilson's baseball career wasn't a joke
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Colorado Rockies news: Exploring Russell Wilson's Baseball Career - Purple Row
Rockies believed Russell Wilson had shot as major-league second baseman
Russell Wilson 2010 Bowman Draft Prospects #BDPP47 Price Guide - Sports Card Investor
Did Russell Wilson play baseball? Yes, and the Yankees still own his MLB draft rights | Sporting News
Russell Wilson Says He's A Better Baseball Player Than Tim Tebow, 'My Best Sport'
Seahawks QB Russell Wilson calls stint with Yankees no 'stunt' | king5.com
Russell Wilson & the MLB Draft: How baseball almost became his career
Russell Wilson Got Offered Almost as Much Money by a Baseball Team as Cy Young Winner Jake Arrieta Did
Seahawks QB Russell Wilson will attend spring training with the Yankees again in 2019 - CBSSports.com
Russell Wilson a hit with Rangers, keeps baseball dream alive
Russell Wilson, the Man Behind Center, Could Have Wound Up as a Second Baseman - The New York Times
