Indians Announce Full 2026 Promotional Schedule
The Spokane Indians announced today their full promotional schedule for the 2026 season at Avista Stadium, which kicks off against the Everett AquaSox (Seattle Mariners affiliate) on Friday, April 3rd, at 6:35 p.m. with Opening Night Fireworks & AAA Magnet Schedule Giveaway presented by Your Local Ford Dealers, KREM 2,
Spokane Indians in the Negro Leagues
The Negro Leagues emerged in the United States during the early 20th century as a response to the segregation and discrimination that barred Black players from participating in Major League Baseball. The first organized Negro league, the Negro National League (NNL), was founded in 1920 by Rube Foster, a former
(15) Spokane Indians Players to Compete in WBC
The World Baseball Classic returns to the global stage on Wednesday, March, 4th, for the first time since 2023, with a total of 15 Spokane Indians players set to compete for seven different countries spread across four continents. Colombia and Venezuela both lead the way with a trio of Indians
Top Five Black Players in Spokane Indians History
In celebration of Black History Month, teams across Minor League Baseball are taking a look back at five of the best Black players to suit up for their club. While some of these standout performers went on to long and illustrious Major League careers, others simply had great Minor League
Robinson Cancel Promoted to Hartford Yard Goats
After a memorable run with the Spokane Indians—including a Northwest League title in 2024—Robinson Cancel is on his way to Hartford. The 49-year-old was announced today as the new manager for Yard Goats (Double-A Eastern League) after three years at the helm in Spokane. "It's been a honor to serve
Blast from the Past: Spokane's "Mall Ball" Era
The late 1980s and early 1990s were a golden era for baseball in Spokane, as the affiliation between the San Diego Padres and the Indians proved fruitful for both parties. After narrowly missing out on a title in 1986, the team won four straight championships from 1987–90, highlighted by Mike
Q&A with Paul Olden—the Voice of Yankee Stadium
Deal with the aftermath of a volcanic eruption. Survive an epic tirade from Tommy Lasorda. Replace the ‘Voice of God’. It’s all in a day’s work for Paul Olden. The former Spokane Indians radio broadcaster has crafted an unforgettable career highlighted by a dozen consecutive Super Bowls, Wade Boggs’ 3,000th
Carlos Beltrán Elected to Hall of Fame
Carlos Beltrán is headed to Cooperstown. The former Spokane Indians outfielder was one of two players elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame today by the Baseball Writers' Association of America (BBWAA), joining fellow center field standout Andruw Jones. Beltrán, 48, received 84.2% of the vote in his fourth
We're Hiring—Apply Now for a Game Day Position!
We're hiring! Opening Night at Avista Stadium is just over two months away and the Spokane Indians are now accepting applications for our 2026 game day positions. The priority application deadline is Friday, February 6th. CLICK HERE to apply now! Our goal is to provide affordable family entertainment and excellent
The Perfect Valentine for the Baseball Fan in Your Life
Looking for a Valentine’s Day gift that stands out? Skip the ordinary and send a surprise they’ll never forget with a Spokane Indians Valentine’s Day Mascot Package featuring OTTO, DORIS, RIBBY, or KC! This is a perfect gift for significant others, kids & families, schools & teachers, coworkers & offices.
Turn It Up to 12 at Avista Stadium on February 6th
The Spokane Indians want to help send the Seattle Seahawks off to Super Bowl LX in style! Join us at Avista Stadium on Friday, February 6th, as we form a giant human "12" on the field in support of our beloved football team. The photo will take place at exactly
(4) Indians Alums Set to Compete in Banana Ball
Will Ethridge, Keegan James, Joe Mikulik, and Jake Skole have gone bananas. The quartet of former Spokane Indians are all set to compete in the 2026 Banana Ball World Tour, which kicks off at Dick Howser Stadium in Tallahassee, FL, on Thursday, February 26th. An adapted version of baseball invented
Hank Aaron, Spokane Indians Linked at Key Moments in Baseball History
From humble beginnings in Mobile, Alabama, to 25 All-Star appearances as a big leaguer, Hank Aaron carried himself with unparalleled poise and dignity despite facing hostility and death threats while chasing Babe Ruth's hallowed home run record. A two-time batting champion and three-time Gold Glove winner, Aaron still holds major
A New Way to Access Your Indians Tickets
What is this change to my account and why is it happening? This change is being made to connect your ticketing account with MLB.com’s account services and is intended to make the ballpark experience easier for you. For the first time, you’ll be able to purchase, access, manage and scan
2026 Single Game Tickets on Sale Now!
The wait is over! The Spokane Indians are pleased to announce that single game tickets for all 66 home games of the 2026 season are ON SALE NOW. This year's promotional schedule is packed with (21) Firework Nights, (5) Storybook Princess Nights, (5) Rosauers Family Feast Nights, Harry Potter™ Night,
2025 Spokane Indians Season Recap
APRIL: The Indians dropped two of three in their opening series to eventual champion Everett before splitting their next four series against Vancouver, Hillsboro, Eugene, and Tri-City (the team would affectionally refer to themselves as the ‘Spokane Splitters’). The team – and the circuit as a whole – enjoyed incredible
Indians Announce 2026 Promotional Highlights
The Spokane Indians announced today the highlights of their promotional schedule for the 2026 season at Avista Stadium. The 66-game home slate opens on Friday, April 3rd and is packed to the rafters with (21) Firework Nights, (5) Rosauers Family Feast Nights, (5) Storybook Princess Nights, Star Wars™ Night, Harry
SPO in the SHOW: 57 Indians Appear in MLB in '25
If you turned on a Major League Baseball game in 2025, there's a pretty good chance you saw a former Spokane Indians player in action. A total of 57 alums spread across 22 teams made at last one appearance in the big leagues this season, including a whopping 26 with
In Memoriam: Local Baseball Figures We Lost in '25
Joe Coleman: A part of the only three-generation pitching family in MLB history, Coleman was the son of a one-time All-Star (also named Joe) and father of Chicago Cubs right-hander Casey. Originally selected by the Washington Senators in the first round of the 1965 draft, Coleman debuted as an 18-year-old
Rockies Add Trio of Indians to 40-Man Roster
A trio of former Spokane Indians players took a major step towards realizing their big league dreams on Tuesday. Welinton Herrera, Gabriel Hughes, and Sterlin Thompson were all added to Colorado's 40-man roster, protecting them being selected by another organization in next month’s Rule 5 Draft. Herrera, 21, is ranked
2026 Single Game Tickets on Sale January 13th
The Spokane Indians announced today that single game tickets for all 2026 home games will be on sale starting Tuesday, January 13th, at 10:00 a.m. This year's promotional schedule is packed with (21) Firework Nights, (5) Storybook Princess Nights, (5) Rosauers Family Feast Nights, Harry Potter™ Night, Star Wars™ Night,
Climbing the Ladder with the Spokane Indians
Baseball is a game of extremes. There’s no better example of this than Aaron Judge and Jose Altuve. Both are MVPs – and likely future Hall of Famers – but one towers over the competition at 6’7” while the other is a diminutive dynamo at just 5’6”. The photos of
Braylen Wimmer Undergoes Brain Surgery
Braylen Wimmer was awake during brain surgery. As the surgeon worked on removing a mass of tissue from the area behind the 24-year-old’s left ear, a speech pathologist asked him questions about his occupation. Those questions pertained to baseball. Just three weeks earlier, things were normal. Wimmer, a fast-rising prospect
Join Us for Cocoa with the Clauses!
Kick off your holidays in style with the Spokane Indians at this FREE community event presented by MAX at Mirabeau! Fans can visit the team's Sports Performance Center, take photos with Santa and Indians mascots, get up close with Santa's reindeer, enjoy complimentary hot cocoa & cookies, and stop by
Spokane Indians Remember Bart Shirley
Four-year MLB veteran and longtime Spokane Indians player Bart Shirley, who appeared in a franchise-record 997 games between the 1963-1970, has died. He was 85 years old. "We are deeply saddened by the passing of Bart Shirley, one of the most well-known and respected figures in the history of our