Players with area ties provided key contributions to big-league clubs this season.

From staff and wire reports

From staff and wire reports

Despite the pandemic, the Spokane Indians had a season to remember. 

For a team that lived by Yogi Berra’s saying that “It ain’t over till it’s over,” the end came on a beautiful fall evening when that one last comeback just never materialized.

Spokane plays its best when the odds are longest.

Every game is in must-win territory now.

The field at Avista Stadium hasn't been renovated since it was built in 1958. The Spokane Indians will spend more than $200,000 this fall renovating the playing field. 

Spokane Indians manager Scott Little said on Monday the key to the High-A West championship series between the Indians and the Eugene Emeralds this week would be quality starting pitching.

What a long, sometimes strange trip it’s been for the Spokane Indians this summer.

Javier Guevara hit a two-run home run – his first of the season – in the top of the ninth inning and the visiting Spokane Indians beat the Everett AquaSox 12-11 in the fourth game of a six-game High-A West series on Friday afternoon.

Kyle Datres hit a grand slam as part of a seven-run fifth inning and the visiting Spokane Indians beat the Everett AquaSox 11-3 in the third of a six-run High-A West series on Thursday.

The Spokane Indians did not get off to a great start. But a lot of times in baseball it’s not how you start, but how you finish.

The Spokane Indians needed two wins against Everett in this week's six-game High-A West series to clinch one of the two playoff spots in the league this season.

The Spokane Indians entered play on Tuesday needing two wins in their last six games against the Everett AquaSox to clinch a playoff spot. 

Rafael Lantigua homered twice with four RBIs and the Vancouver Canadians beat the Spokane Indians 8-4 in the finale of a six-game High-A West series in Hillsboro, Oregon on Sunday.

Daniel Montano went 2 for 2 with three walks, three runs and two RBIs and the Spokane Indians handled the Vancouver Canadians 12-1 in the fifth of a six-game High-A West series in Hillsboro, Oregon on Saturday. 

Mitchell Kilkenny allowed one run in seven and two-thirds innings and the Spokane Indians ended a two-game skid, beating the Vancouver Canadians 4-1 in Hillsboro, Oregon.

Philip Clarke had a career night, Spencer Horwitz set a league record and the Vancouver Canadians downed the Spokane Indians 14-5 in the third of a six-game High-A West series in Hillsboro, Oregon.