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Tendler tends to Indians’ trends

The Spokane Indians had some shaky moments on Thursday, but Luke Tendler served as a steadying influence. Tendler drove in four runs with two doubles and a home run and made a sparkling play in right field as the Indians completed a six-game homestand with a 5-2 win over the Tri-City Dust Devils.
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Garvey returns

Steve Garvey’s third trip back to Spokane since playing for the fabled 1970 Indians was more stressful than the other two. “I’m much more nervous watching the game than playing,” Garvey said.
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Indians’ hit parade marches on

One statistic best demonstrates the Spokane Indians’ offensive prowess: Their leader in runs batted in, Juremi Profar, bats No. 7 in the lineup. Profar had three RBIs, boosting his team lead to 21, as the Indians set season highs in hits (19) and runs Tuesday with a 16-4 bulldozing of the Tri-City Dust Devils to open a three-game series at Avista Stadium.
Sports >  Spokane Indians

Indians fall to Canadians

The Vancouver Canadians are known for their pitching, speed and lack of power. The pitching and speed made their usual appearance on Saturday, but the Canadians displayed a rare home-run swing to tighten the Northwest League North Division standings.
Sports >  Spokane Indians

Spokane Indians defeat Vancouver 10-3

Jose Trevino and the Vancouver Canadians were stuck in a tie entering Friday’s big Northwest League series opener at Avista Stadium. Trevino, Spokane’s multidimensional player, broke that tie with two home runs to left field as the Indians (16-6) subdued Vancouver 10-3 to increase their lead in the North Division to three games.
Sports >  Spokane Indians

Hawks send Indians to first home loss

Tim Hulett surpassed Harry Ostediek on the same night that the Boise Hawks ensured that Hulett wouldn’t surpass Ostediek. Hulett managed his franchise-record 543rd game with the Spokane Indians, passing the mark of Ostediek (1910-13), but the Hawks were the team to celebrate after an 8-4 triumph at Avista Stadium on Wednesday.
Sports >  Spokane Indians

Hawks send Indians to first home loss

Tim Hulett surpassed Harry Ostediek on the same night that the Boise Hawks ensured that Hulett wouldn’t surpass Ostediek. Hulett managed his franchise-record 543rd game with the Spokane Indians, passing the mark of Ostediek (1910-13), but the Hawks were the team to celebrate after an 8-4 triumph at Avista Stadium on Wednesday.
Sports

Indians continue historic streak

The Spokane Indians know they’re on a roll, but they never know who will be the hero on any given night. Tuesday night the role fell to slick-fielding shortstop Alberto Triunfel, whose two-run homer highlighted a three-run fifth inning that gave the Indians some needed distance on Boise.