The Numbers That Defined Our Season
11 - The number of walk-off wins by Spokane—five more than the next closest Northwest League team 123.2 - Everett Catlett set a new affiliation record with 123.2 innings pitched this season—the most for any Spokane pitcher since 1982 10 - Nathan Blasick led the Northwest League with 10 wins
11 - The number of walk-off wins by Spokane—five more than the next closest Northwest League team
123.2 - Everett Catlett set a new affiliation record with 123.2 innings pitched this season—the most for any Spokane pitcher since 1982
10 - Nathan Blasick led the Northwest League with 10 wins despite being promoted to Hartford in July
2:44 – The average home game time for Spokane in 2026 – up nine minutes/game from the 2025 season
22 - Tommy Hopfe's 22-game hitting streak from June 7th to July 7th set a new record for longest during the team's current affiliation with the Rockies
75,500 - The approximate number of Indians dogs sold at Avista Stadium
105 - Tanner Thach finished 11th in all of Minor League Baseball with 105 RBIs between Fresno and Spokane
3:42 – Longest home game of the year – a 15-13 loss to Hillsboro on Saturday, August 22, that featured a combined six home runs, 33 hits, and 17 walks
2,247 - The total number of kids that participated in Dairy Queen Circle the Bases, meaning $2,247 was donated to the Fairchild Food Pantry
13 – The Spokane Indians had a baker’s dozen of players whose last name started with “H” this season – Hammer, Hampu, Hansel, Hedges, Hernandez, Herrera, Hidalgo, Hinderleider, Hobson, Hopfe, Gabriel Hughes, Grif Hughes, Humphrey
10 - The team's 10-game winning streak from June 26 to July 7 matched the longest during the High-A era (2021-present)
7.20 - Spokane's team ERA during the month of August—the highest monthly ERA by any team during the High-A era (2021-present)
109 – The Indians turned 109 double plays throughout the season, the second most in the NWL
15 – The most runs Spokane scored in a single game this season (June 16th vs. Vancouver)
1,673 - The approximate number of Ribby Shakes™ at Avista Stadium in 2026
1 – The number of former Spokane Indians players enshrined in the Hall of Fame this year (Carlos Beltrán, the first since Don Sutton in 1998)
1.115 - Jack O'Dowd's OPS in 34 games with the Indians
9 - The number of outfield assists recorded by Max Belyeu, including four in a single series against the Dust Devils
257,007 - The number of fans at Avista Stadium in 2026—the fourth-highest total in franchise history
10 – Spokane players had 10 multi-HR games this season, with Max Belyeu, Robert Calaz, and Jack O’Dowd all completing the feat twice
37 – Tevin Tucker finished second in the Northwest League with 37 steals despite appearing in just 63 games with Spokane
1,384 – Approximate number of “huzzahs” shouted during our first-ever Renaissance Faire Day
12 – The number of former Spokane Indians players that opened the season on Colorado’s roster
92 – Roldy Brito was successful on 92% of this steal attempts with Spokane (23/25)
193 – Total bases for Ethan Hedges, the third most in the NWL
1,330 – Spokane hitters combined to strike out 1,330 times this season (10.1 K/game) – the most in the NWL
14 - Former Spokane Indians catcher Chad Tracy led Red Sox to a playoff berth after being 14 games under .500 in June
.950 – Wilder Dalis posted a .950 OPS across three levels this season – the sixth-highest mark among all MiLB players 20 and younger (min. 300 AB)
3 – A trio of former Spokane Indians players were selected for this year’s MLB All-Star Game in Philadelphia: Hunter Goodman, Jake Latz, and Nick Martinez
29.3 – Spokane catchers posted a 29.3% caught stealing mark – the best in the NWL
39 – Home runs and counting for Hunter Goodman – the most by a former Spokane Indians player since Joey Gallo slugged 40 in 2018
100 – 2008 Spokane Indians southpaw Martín Pérez became the 10th Venezuelan-born pitcher to reach 100 MLB wins with his victory over the Cubs on September 16th
∞ - The amount of fun had by fans at Avista Stadium
We can't wait to welcome you back to Avista Stadium in 2027 for another record-setting season of Spokane Indians baseball. Enjoy the offseason, and as always, let's #GoSpo!
ABOUT THE SPOKANE INDIANS
The Spokane Indians are the High-A affiliate of the Colorado Rockies located in Spokane Valley, Wash. The Indians have played at Avista Stadium, home to the MultiCare Kids Bench Seat, since 1958 and have been a proud member of the Spokane community since 1903. Parking at all Spokane Indians games is FREE. The Spokane Indians Office and Team Store are open 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. on Fridays.