INDIANAPOLIS – One of The Vic’s most popular 2020 summer attractions is set to return in October – The Links at Victory Field. Individual golfers, foursomes and private group reservations for the nine-hole, 27-shot golf experience can now be purchased for Thursday, Oct. 15 through Saturday, Oct. 17, with tee

Since making his major league debut on Sept. 1, former Tribe third baseman and three-time MiLB Gold Glove winner Ke’Bryan Hayes has solidified his spot on the Pirates infield by providing a boost to the offense.

INDIANAPOLIS – After joining the Tribe in late August 2019, right-handed reliever Blake Cederlind was recalled by Pittsburgh and made his MLB debut tonight at Cincinnati. He is the fourth pitcher and sixth member of Indianapolis’ 2019 team to make his debut this season, following pitchers JT Brubaker, Cody Ponce

INDIANAPOLIS – The Tribe’s 2019 MiLB Rawlings Gold Glove Award winning third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes, who entered the 2020 season rated as Pittsburgh’s No. 2 prospect and No. 49 overall by Baseball America, doubled and homered in his major league debut last night vs. Chicago (NL). He is the second

INDIANAPOLIS – Tonight, Victory Field and other venues around Indiana have gone on #RedAlert to raise awareness for the thousands of Hoosier workers and small businesses in our industry who have been impacted by COVID-19. Live events venues were the first to close and will be among the last to

INDIANAPOLIS – Former Tribe first baseman and Pittsburgh’s lone representative at the 2019 Futures Game, Will Craig, was recalled and made his major league debut today in a doubleheader at St. Louis. He is the first position player and fourth member of Indianapolis’ 2019 team to make his debut this

INDIANAPOLIS – Three popular baseball movies are set to make their way to the corner of West & Maryland for “Flicks at Victory Field” on the following Fridays: Sept. 11, Sept. 25 and Oct. 9. The first movie to be played on Victory Field’s right field video board is an

The Indianapolis Indians have a rich history that dates back to 1902. Take a trip down memory lane as we highlight notable performances that occurred in the month of August for the Tribe.

Before he solidified himself as a big leaguer, Eduardo Perez made his way through Indianapolis.

Many moons ago, Victory Field sat at the corner of West 16th and Harding Streets in Indianapolis. It’s a short drive from the current era of Indians baseball, just follow the river along its west edge and cross at the 16th Street bridge.

The weekend series between Pittsburgh and Milwaukee provided a glimpse of a booming Pirates offense that outscored its National League Central foe, 24-11, for a three-game sweep.

A home run in the first inning vs. Charlotte extended the longest hitting streak in the Victory Field era to 21 games on June 3, 2007. Center fielder Rajai Davis, the Pittsburgh Pirates38th-round draft pick in 2001, blasted his fourth long ball of the season to put the Tribe ahead

INDIANAPOLIS – The 2020 NBA Playoffs are coming to the corner of West & Maryland from afar on Monday, Aug. 24, as the Indiana Pacers clash with the Miami Heat in Game 4 of their first-round series. The game will air live on Victory Field’s right field video board, with

Jacob Stallings was in his early 20s when he was the starting catcher for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Reaching the major leagues wasn’t on his mind then; it wasn’t the be-all and end-all. Coaches told him that he could possibly reach that level because of his

INDIANAPOLIS – After being placed on the 60-man roster on Aug. 7 and earning his first career call-up two days later, former Tribe southpaw Brandon Waddell made his major league debut on Friday at Cincinnati. He is the third member of 2019 Triple-A squad to make his debut this season,

There’s a distinct hum in the background as the pitcher leans in, taking in the signs. Step back, pause, maybe eye the runner at first. He winds into his delivery like he’s done a million times before, and hurls in a curveball that paints the lower corner of the zone.

Through the first two weeks of the 60-game major league season, Pittsburgh has found what it needs from players who were not regularly in the lineup or on the mound last season.

When the door officially closed on the 2020 Minor League Baseball season – Tuesday, June 30, to be exact – the Indianapolis Indians organization was weeks into preparations of hosting outside events at Victory Field. Before the season was canceled, The Vic had already held two travel baseball Pastime Tournaments

After battling an elbow injury for most of 2019, former Tribe right-hander JT Brubaker has big goals for the 60-game major league season. We caught up with him to talk more about those goals, and his lifestyle outside of baseball.

INDIANAPOLIS – With both rotation and bullpen experience under his belt in the minor leagues, right-handed pitcher and former Indianapolis Indian Cody Ponce made his major league debut in relief this afternoon at Chicago (NL). Ponce is the second member of the 2019 Triple-A squad to make his debut, following

Indianapolis Indians baseball dates back to 1902 and it’s been the organization’s goal to be low-cost family entertainment for all fans in an inclusive environment. We take this mission very seriously. We also feel strongly about the relationship we have with our fans, community and corporate partners. Knowing that the

The Indianapolis Indians have a rich history that dates back to 1902. Take a trip down memory lane as we highlight notable performances that occurred in the month of July for the Tribe.

INDIANAPOLIS – After emerging from summer camp with a place on Pittsburgh’s Opening Day roster, right-handed pitcher and former Indianapolis Indians starter JT Brubaker made his major league debut today against St. Louis. He is the first member from the 2019 Tribe squad to make their debut this season.

When the Indians were crowned Triple-A World Series champions in 2000, they looked to one player to help them get there. Bob Scanlan, a 33-year-old out of Los Angeles, had just finished the best year of his career and was the fifth relief pitcher in Indians history to be named

Season preparations were well underway for the Indianapolis Indians organization when players reported to spring training in February. It signaled the unofficial start of the baseball season, even though Opening Day for Major League Baseball was over a month away.