Brett Wisely, 23, is the youngest of 7 brothers, which he says instilled a competitive instinct in him that has shown through this camp.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — As the youngest of seven siblings, Brett Wisely has experience with a little competition.
That attitude can be traced back to Wisely’s childhood in Jacksonville, Florida, where everything was a competition with his six older brothers and he had to work hard, or else little brother would be assigned all the chores. From ping pong to pool, Wisely said, “I hated losing. Brett was drafted out of Gulf Coast State College by the Rays in the 15th round in 2019. That same year, the second-youngest sibling, Alec, was selected by Cleveland in the 34th round out of South Florida . While Alec was released after last season, he still acts as his younger brother’s biggest advocate — and batting coach.
Ever versatile, Wisely owns four gloves. But, speaking to the Giants’ view of him, he’s only had to use two so far.
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