Chris Derrick

There’s some life yet in the Spokane Indians’ bats. The Indians unleashed a season-high 16 hits and scored a season high for runs Thursday night while dismantling the Everett AquaSox 12-3 in the next-to-last Northwest League regular-season game at Avista Stadium.

Indians' offense comes alive at right time

Indians suffer blow to playoff hopes

Kichton signs 3-year deal with Winnipeg

Despite being the prototypical .500 team, the Spokane Indians have two ways to qualify for postseason during the last six days of the Northwest League regular season. The first way is more direct but less likely. The Indians can capture the North Division second-half title by winning at least five of their remaining games, all against Everett. Spokane (15-17) is three games behind the AquaSox (18-14), who have taken control of the division with seven consecutive wins.

Indians can reach playoffs with solid finish

Joe Jackson experienced two flashbacks when he came to the plate in the bottom of the 10th inning Friday with runners at the corners in a 5-all game. First, he thought back to the eighth inning, when he grounded into a double play with the Spokane Indians trailing the Tri-City Dust Devils 5-4.

Indians rally with runs in ninth, 10th

Joe Jackson's single in the bottom of the 10th inning provided the winning run Friday as the Spokane Indians rallied to defeat the Tri-City Dust Devils 6-5 at Avista Stadium.

The strangest play of the Northwest League season drew an extended argument from the Spokane Indians, although it turned out to be one of the few things that went right for the team on Thursday night. The Indians committed four errors, all leading to runs, and fell out of first place in the NWL’s North Division after a 7-2 loss to the Tri-City Dust Devils at Avista Stadium.

Indians drop out of first place

The strangest play of the Northwest League season drew an extended argument from the Spokane Indians, although it turned out to be one of the few things that went right for the team on Thursday night.

There will be close to 70 players in camp and at least that many questions to answer over the four-day period. But general manager Tim Speltz and the Spokane Chiefs will have a few priorities at the top of their list when the team opens its fall camp today at the Arena.

The Spokane Indians needed a big hit to end their recent slump, but a few big breaks also helped. Ryan Cordell’s three-run home run capped a five-run first inning Wednesday as the Indians erased a four-game losing streak by strolling to a 10-4 win over the Tri-City Dust Devils at Avista Stadium.

Indians break out of slump with big innings

The Spokane Indians needed a big hit to end their recent slump, but a few big breaks also helped.

Chiefs need to answer questions at camp