It might be Jurassic Ballpark & Fireworks Night at Avista Stadium on Saturday, July 5th, but the biggest attraction that evening is likely to be a "Penguin". Six-time All-Star and 1981 World Series champion Ron Cey, who suited up for the Spokane Indians in 1971, will be signing copies of

Spokane's top slugger is taking his big bat back home to the Peach State. Major League Baseball announced today the rosters for the 26th annual All-Star Futures Game in Atlanta, with Indians first baseman/outfielder Charlie Condon selected to represent the Colorado Rockies on the National League squad. "I'm excited for

Stu Flesland III tossed three hitless innings in a spot start and Spokane got two-run doubles from Andy Perez, Cole Messina, and Aidan Longwell as they topped the AquaSox, 10-2, in front of 3,431 fans at Avista Stadium for the Native Culture Day Game presented by Spokane Tribe of Indians.

Lebarron Johnson Jr. turned in a masterful performance on the mound, but the Indians stumbled in extra innings as they fell to the AquaSox, 3-2, in front of 5,914 fans at Avista Stadium for Star Wars & Fireworks Night presented by Your Local Toyota Dealers, Hot 96.9, & Nspire Magazine.

The Spokane Indians are determined to make the most of their second chance. After losing the final nine games of the first half to fall out of playoff contention, the Indians now sport a perfect 1-0 record in the second half thanks to a walk-off two-run homer from Jared Thomas

Indians fans are familiar with the Hall of Fame career put together by George Brett, and Bobby Brett is well known throughout Spokane for his work with the Chiefs and Indians, but what many people might not realize is just how good of a ballplayer their brother was during his

On King Carl Night at the ballpark, it was only fitting that the AquaSox and Indians exchanged haymakers at the plate. The two teams combined for six home runs—four from Everett and two from Spokane(—)=as the visitors landed the knockout blow, 8-3, in front of 3,107 fans at Avista Stadium.

There are a handful of special players that shine the brightest in October, when the stakes are highest and the pressure is unyielding. From clutch hits and epic home runs to legendary pitching performances, these former Spokane Indians embraced the spotlight, delivering unforgettable moments that etched their names into baseball

FOOTBALL Jordan Akins: A third-round pick (103rd overall) of the Texas Rangers in 2010, Akins recorded 10 extra-base hits and 11 RBI while appearing in 22 games with the Spokane Indians in 2013. He retired from baseball following that season and took his talents to the gridiron, starring as a

Everett took an early lead and then pulled away with a four-run fifth inning as they thumped the Indians, 9-3, in front of 3,282 fans at Avista Stadium for Pink Goes Good with Green Night + Pride Celebration. TOP PERFORMERS Andy Perez led the way offensively for Spokane with three

Everett got five strong innings from Marcelo Perez and three extra-base hits from top prospect Colt Emerson as they cruised to a 5-1 win over Spokane in front of 4,813 fans at Avista Stadium for Baseball Hat Giveaway Night presented by Pepsi and The Inlander. TOP PERFORMERS Aidan Longwell drove

Tuesday, June 17th - Baseball Hat Giveaway Night presented by Pepsi and The Inlander Arrive early for this one! The first 1,000 fans and all STCU Gold Glove Members in attendance will receive a FREE Spokane Indians Baseball Cap featuring the 2024 Northwest League Champions logo courtesy of Pepsi and

The Indians rallied for three runs in the bottom of the ninth—including a walk-off balk—as they stunned the Hops, 9-8, in front of 2,842 fans at Avista Stadium for Ballpark Bugs 'N Stadium Snakes Day Game presented by BNSF Railways. The win moved the Indians (29-28) within one game of

Spokane put up a six-spot in the fourth and continued to pile on from there as they thumped the Hops, 15-8, in front of 5,743 fans at Avista Stadium for Rosauers Family Feast Night presented by Rosauers Supermarkets, KAYU Fox 28, & 92.9 ZZU. The win moved the Indians (28-28)

The Wimmer takes it all. Minor League Baseball™ (MiLB™) today announced the Player and Pitcher of the Month Award winners for May in Major League Baseball’s player development system, with Spokane Indians utilityman Braylen Wimmer earning Northwest League Player of the Month honors. Wimmer batted .337/.398/.529 and led the league

Hillsboro scored three runs in the first and never looked back as they cruised to a 6-2 win over Spokane in front of 5,484 fans at Avista Stadium for Storybook Princess & Fireworks Night presented by Mallory Paint Store, KXLY 4 News Now, & KEY 101. The loss dropped the

Spokane took a 4-0 lead into the sixth inning and looked poised to regain a share of first place in the Northwest League. Things unraveled quickly from there. Hillsboro erupted for eight runs over the next three frames as they stunned the Indians, 8-4, in front of 2,932 fans at

A strong start from Casey Anderson and three-run homers from Gavin Logan and Jackson Feltner helped the Hops cruise past the Indians, 8-5, in front of 2,960 fans at Avista Stadium for RIBBY'S Birthday & Redband Rally Night presented by City of Spokane & 95.3 KPND. TOP PERFORMERS Reigning Northwest

Charlie Condon picked a perfect time for his first home run at Avista Stadium. Spokane's first baseman drilled a three-run opposite-field shot in the seventh inning as the Indians rallied for a 7-5 win over Hillsboro in front of 2,705 fans and 171 dogs at the ballpark for SCRAPS Bark

Tuesday, June 3rd - SCRAPS Bark in the Park Night presented by SCRAPS Enjoy a baseball game alongside your furry friend! Fans and dogs alike will receive the special group rate of just $6.00 + fees. Fans that bring their dogs will get to sit in a special pet-friendly section

He's back. Last year's No. 3 overall pick Charlie Condon has been assigned to Spokane and is starting in left field and hitting second for the Indians tonight against the Tri-City Dust Devils. First pitch is at 6:35 p.m. with gates opening at 5:30 p.m. CLICK HERE for tickets to

Michael Prosecky allowed just four hits over seven innings of one-run ball as the Indians held off the Dust Devils, 2-1, in front of 3,530 fans at Avista Stadium for Dollars in Your Dog & Grandparent's Day Game presented by nomnom & 103.9 BOB FM. TOP PERFORMERS Prosecky (4-3) became

McCade Brown turned in one of Spokane's best starts of the season but there was no fairytale ending for the Indians as they fell to the visitors, 3-2, in front of 4,445 fans at Avista Stadium for Storybook Princess Night presented by The UPS Store and Rock 94 1/2. TOP

Tri-City scored in six different innings and tied season highs in hits and runs as they held off the Indians, 9-7, in front of 4,253 fans at Avista Stadium for Jurassic Ballpark & ZOOperstars! Night presented by Washington Department of Veterans Affairs. TOP PERFORMERS Indians leadoff hitter Jared Thomas finished

Konner Eaton tossed seven innings of one-run ball and Aidan Longwell drilled a two-run homer as the Indians defeated the Dust Devils, 7-3, in front of 2,190 fans at Avista Stadium for $10K Grand Slam Night. Spokane improved to 22-20 with the win and moved within two games of Hillsboro