The Spokane Indians 2025 season came to an unceremonious close on Sunday with a 9-1 loss to the Eugene Emeralds, the Northwest League second-half champions. Though there were some impressive individual performances this season, the end product turned out to be fairly underwhelming.
Georgetown University is known for a lot of things, including a highly-respected law school, producing 32 Rhodes Scholars, 26 U.S. governors and two U.S. presidents.
Max Belyeu helped the University of Texas baseball team reach the NCAA regionals this spring following a season where he was one of the most prolific hitters in college baseball.
Eddie Gaedel already famously owns the title of shortest player to appear in a Major League Baseball game. If Spokane’s Tom Keefe gets his wish, Gaedel may someday become the world’s shortest patron saint.
The percentage of Black players in Major League Baseball recently reached its lowest point since 1955, less than a decade after Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier. League officials hope that several initiatives to increase those numbers are starting to pay dividends.
Baseball has the power to bring people together, with family and friends gathering to root, root, root for the home team. On Saturday, at Avista Stadium, the Spokane Indians helped take that sentiment to another level entirely.
Ian Kinsler didn’t play in Spokane for long, but it was a memorable 51 games – it’s where he made his professional debut and helped the 2003 Indians win a short-season Northwest League championship.
Prince George is a small town in southern Virginia, located between the state capital of Richmond and the North Carolina border, with a population of roughly 2,300 residents. It seems an unlikely source of professional athletes.
Lots of professional athletes played multiple sports in high school. Participating in more than one sport provides cross-training benefits, allows young athletes the opportunity to engage with peers in different ways and be exposed to various coaching techniques and disciplines.
After he was selected No. 3 overall in last year’s MLB draft by the Colorado Rockies, Charlie Condon helped the Spokane Indians win the High-A Northwest League Championship .
