Hops Outlast Indians in 15-13 Slugfest
Hillsboro flipped the script on Spokane in a Saturday night thriller at Avista Stadium. Trailing 9-1 after two innings, the Hops scored 14 of the game's final 18 runs to stun the Indians, 15-13, in front of a sellout crowd of 6,814 fans. TOP PERFORMERS Robert Calaz enjoyed his finest
Carrier's Big Night Leads Indians to 6-1 Win
Lorenzo Carrier had a pair of hits and three RBIs as the Indians handled the Hops, 6-1, in front of a season-high 6,579 fans at Avista Stadium for Rally Towel Giveaway & Fireworks Night presented by Bulldog Rooter, 95.3 KPND, & The Spokesman-Review. TOP PERFORMERS A 14th-round pick in this
Indians Fall Flat in 9-0 Loss to Hops
Hillsboro scored five in the fourth and four in the fifth as they thumped the Indians, 9-0, in front of 3,841 fans at Avista Stadium for Back to School Night presented by KREM 2. TOP PERFORMERS Grif Hughes was sharp out of the bullpen for Spokane, striking out five while
Indians Come Up Short in 5-2 Loss to Hops
Hillsboro jumped out to an early lead and never looked back as they topped the Indians, 5-2, in front of 5,362 fans at Avista Stadium for Rosauers Family Feast Night presented by Rosauers Supermarkets, KAYU Fox 28, & 92.9 ZZU. TOP PERFORMERS Wilder Dalis enjoyed his finest game at the
Indians Rally for Wild 12-10 Win Over Hops
The Indians trailed the Hops, 10-2, entering the bottom of the sixth and looked in danger of slipping further back in the Northwest League standings. They just kept chipping away. Spokane plated five in the sixth and five more in the eighth—highlighted by a go-ahead two-run blast from Kelvin Hidalgo—as
Spokane Indians, Les Schwab Restore Local Fields
Through the Community Fields Project, the Spokane Indians, Les Schwab Tire Centers, and supporting partners have pledged to restore a minimum of one baseball/softball field in the Spokane region each year. This year’s project took the team to Thornton Murphy Park, where the Indians and volunteers spent the day rejuvenating
Care-A-Van Visits Shriners Children's Hospital
Spokane Indians players and front office staff had the incredible privilege of spending the morning of Thursday, July 24th, with patients at Shriners Children's Spokane as part of the Molina Healthcare Care-A-Van. DORIS the Spokanasaurus, Nathan Blasick, Austin Emener, Bryson Hammer, Jacob Humphrey and Tom Sutaris surprised the patients and
Carlos Beltrán Inducted into Hall of Fame
One year in Spokane, forever in Cooperstown. Former Spokane Indians outfielder Carlos Beltrán was one of three players inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame over the weekend, joining fellow center field standout Andruw Jones and hard-hitting second baseman Jeff Kent. “When I was growing up in Manati, Puerto
Bryson Hammer Named NWL Pitcher of the Month
July was officially 'Hammer Time'. Minor League Baseball™ (MiLB™) today announced the Player and Pitcher of the Month Award winners for July in Major League Baseball’s player development system, with Spokane Indians southpaw Bryson Hammer taking home Pitcher of the Month honors for the Northwest League. Hammer went 2-0 with
Indians Lead Annual Redband Rally River Cleanup
On Thursday, July 9th, the Spokane Indians front office, game day team members, and local volunteers spent the day cleaning up the Spokane River at Redband Park and Islands Trailhead as part of the 2026 Redband Rally River Cleanup sponsored by Spokane Tribe Resort & Casino and the Washington Department
Brito Delivers Walk-Off Hit in 7-6 Win
Roldy Brito's fourth hit of the game plated Tevin Tucker as the Indians walked off the Emeralds, 7-6, in front of 5,873 fans at Avista Stadium for Star Wars™ Night presented by KXLY 4 News Now, 103.9 BOB FM, & Nspire Magazine. TOP PERFORMERS Brito did it all for Spokane
Indians Come Up Short in 4-2 Loss to Ems
Eugene got solo home runs from Lisbel Diaz and Cam Maldonado as they doubled up the Indians, 4-2, in front of 5,654 fans at Avista Stadium for Storybook Princess Night presented by Avista & NonStop Local KHQ. TOP PERFORMERS Roldy Brito finished 3-for-5 with two doubles, one RBI, and one
Emeralds Outlast Indians in Extra-Inning Slugfest
Eugene put up five runs in the top of the tenth as they emerged triumphant over Spokane, 15-10, in front of 4,023 fans at Avista Stadium for Rosauers Family Feast Night & Lawton Team Photo Giveaway presented by Rosauers Supermarkets, KAYU Fox 28, & 92.9 ZZU. TOP PERFORMERS Roldy Brito
Spokane Bats Fall Silent in 5-1 Loss to Ems
Jacob Bresnahan and two Eugene relievers held Spokane to just three hits as the Ems topped the Indians, 5-1, in front of 2,734 fans at Avista Stadium for Book Club Night presented by Spokane Colleges. TOP PERFORMERS Francis Rivera and Tyler Hampu combined for 3.1 scoreless innings of relief in
Indians Fall Flat in Series Opener vs. Ems
Eugene put up multiple runs in five different frames as they cruised past the Indians, 13-1, in front of 3,824 fans at Avista Stadium for Bark in the Park Night presented by The Dave & Molly Show. The loss dropped Spokane to 20-17 in the second half - tied with
Today's Game (8/9) vs. Eugene Canceled
In consultation with Major League Baseball, today's game (Sunday, August 9th) against the Eugene Emeralds has been canceled due to ongoing poor air quality in the region. Fans with tickets to today's game can exchange those tickets for any other Indians home game this season, based on availability. CLICK HERE
Indians Double Up Dust Devils in Series Finale
Spokane exploded for eight runs in the seventh inning as they defeated the Dust Devils, 12-6, in front of 2,915 fans at Avista Stadium for Jurassic Ballpark Day Game presented SERVPRO of Spokane County & 94.1 The Bear. TOP PERFORMERS Tommy Hopfe finished 3-for-4 with three RBIs and two runs
Dust Devils Blow Out Indians, 12-2
Tri-City scored eight runs across the game's first three frames and cruised from there as they clobbered the Indians, 12-2, in front of 6,047 fans at Avista Stadium for Storybook Princess Night presented by Your Local Toyota Dealers, KXLY 4 News Now, & K102 Country. The loss dropped Spokane to
Indians Drop Third Straight to Dust Devils
Tri-City turned a close game into a rout with a seven-run seventh inning as they thumped the Indians, 9-5, in front of 3,966 fans at Avista Stadium for Pop Star Fireworks Night presented by 700 ESPN & Like Media. TOP PERFORMERS Everett Catlett (5-6) was the hard luck loser for
Dust Devils Outlast Indians, 7-6
Tri-City got a fifth-inning grand slam from Harold Coll and hung on from there as they outlasted the Indians, 7-6, in front of 2,986 fans at Avista Stadium for Youth Sports Night presented by Pacific Golf & Turf. TOP PERFORMERS Angel Jimenez was sharp in his second start at the
Dust Devils Slide Past Indians, 6-5
Tri-City struck for three runs in the seventh and held on from there as they topped the Indians, 6-5, in front of 4,104 fans at Avista Stadium for Rosauers Family Feast Night presented by Rosauers Supermarkets, KAYU Fox 28, & 92.9 ZZU. TOP PERFORMERS Tommy Hopfe recorded his first career
Indians Grind Out 5-4 Win over Dust Devils
Spokane got five strong innings from Bryson Hammer and back-to-back home runs from Jacob Humphrey and Tanner Thach as they topped the Dust Devils, 5-4, in front of 3,161 fans at Avista Stadium for Christmas in July Night presented by Wake Up Call Coffee. TOP PERFORMERS Hammer struck out six
Indians Stun AquaSox in 6-5 Walk-Off Win
Put the ball in play, and good things happen. Ethan Hedges raced home on a dribbler off the bat of Jacob Humphrey as the Indians stunned the AquaSox, 6-5, in front of 6,130 fans at Avista Stadium for Country Music Fireworks Night presented by KEY 101. TOP PERFORMERS Roldy Brito
No Magic in Spokane's 11-3 Loss to Everett
Everett put up multiple runs in four different innings as they rolled past Spokane, 11-3, in front of 5,927 fans at Avista Stadium for Harry Potter™ Bobblehead Giveaway & Fireworks Night presented by AAA Washington, NonStop Local KHQ, KISS 98.1, & The Spokesman-Review. TOP PERFORMERS Ethan Hedges reached base three
2026 Colorado Rockies Draft Recap
Major League Baseball held its annual First-Year Player draft over the weekend, with the Colorado Rockies selected 21 total players including three within the draft's first 38 selections. Of the 21 total players selected by Colorado in the Draft, 16 were from the collegiate ranks and five were selected out