Andrew Suarez didn’t work enough innings during his four previous starts to qualify for a win. Given the ease with which he mowed down the Spokane Indians on Thursday, Suarez earned the green light to enter new territory.
C.J. Hinojosa noticed during his first batting practice at Avista Stadium that the ball tends to sail over the short porch in right field. After already taking advantage of the gap in left-center in the first inning Wednesday, Hinojosa visited the friendly spot in right during the fourth inning.
It took Ty France until his 149th at-bat as a professional baseball player to hit his first home run. The homer may have been a long time coming, but it came at the perfect time for France and his Tri-City Dust Devils.
The Spokane Indians were without the services of starting pitcher Nick Green for about a month. Now that he's back, they need top-notch innings from him. Read game story
Tri-City Dust Devils first baseman Ty France skied a two-out, two-run homer to left field in the seventh inning Sunday to snap a 3-all tie and vault T-C to a 7-3 victory over the Spokane Indians.
Tayler Saucedo pitched six scoreless innings and the Vancouver Canadians ended the Spokane Indians’ winning streak at three games with a 5-1 Northwest League victory Friday.
In a bizarre twist of fate, Missoula's Luke Lowery of the Pioneer League All-Star team could have delivered the winning RBI in the top of the eighth inning Tuesday despite the fact that the Northwest League tied the game in the bottom of the eighth....
The first dive worked for the Pioneer League. The second came up just short. Peter Van Gansen of the Tri-City Dust Devils delivered a one-out RBI single into the right-field corner Tuesday as the Northwest League All-Stars edged their Pioneer counterparts 6-5 in 10 innings at Avista Stadium.
The first dive worked for the Pioneer League. The second came up just short.
Peter Van Gansen of the Tri-City Dust Devils delivered a one-out RBI single into the right-field corner Tuesday as the Northwest League All-Stars edged their Pioneer counterparts 6-5 in 10 innings at Avista Stadium.
The Spokane Indians were the first team to volunteer to host a Northwest League All-Star Game. They're also the first to put on an all-star contest between the NWL and Pioneer League. Read story
Eleven years ago, the Spokane Indians hosted the first Northwest League All-Star Game to help commemorate the league’s 50th anniversary. This season, the league’s 61st, may not share the luster of that Golden Anniversary, but the Indians set out to produce a first-of-its-kind gem anyway.
The Spokane Indians will host the first joint all-star contest between the Class A short-season NWL and the rookie advanced Pioneer League. Tuesday's game time is 7:05 p.m. after a FanFest at 4 and Home Run Derby at 5:45.
Leon Byrd had the big hit Sunday, but he quickly deflected the attention to the Spokane Indians bullpen. Byrd’s one-out, two-run single during a three-run eighth inning sent the Indians into the Northwest League All-Star Break with back-to-back wins after a 4-1 decision over Eugene at Avista Stadium.
Suppose you played for the Spokane Indians and your team is hosting the Northwest League/Pioneer League All-Star Game on Tuesday. Now suppose you weren't selected for the game. What should you do? Read Sunday game story
Leon Byrd’s one-out, two-run single during a three-run eighth inning sent the Indians into the Northwest League All-Star break with back-to-back wins after a 4-1 decision over Eugene at Avista Stadium.
LeDarious Clark figured he had the numbers to earn a coveted spot on the Northwest League All-Star roster. That didn’t lessen the excitement when his selection became official Tuesday.
The Spokane Indians have had their egos bruised a bit this week. Emerson Martinez helped change that Saturday night by absorbing a physical blow instead.
The Spokane Indians may not have an official closer, but they want a chance to get left-hander Jeffrey Springs into as many games as they can. Read game story
Emerson Martinez (4-3) pitched two-hit shutout ball for five innings as the Spokane Indians finally broke through against the Eugene Emeralds with a 4-0 Northwest League win at Avista Stadium that snapped a four-game losing skid.
There can't be a Northwest League player who has undergone more of an up-and-down season than Indians all-star center fielder LeDarious Clark. Read game story
The Eugene Emeralds are returning to their early-season form, which should put the Northwest League’s South Division on alert. Mixing in some unexpected punch with their usually reliable pitching, the Emeralds handed the Spokane Indians their fourth consecutive setback Friday night, 7-0 at Avista Stadium.
