EVERETT – A Friday afternoon trip to the ballpark went awry for the Tri-City Dust Devils (16-15), with the Everett AquaSox (13-18) scoring early and often in a 16-2 defeat of the sons of Pasco, Kennewick and Richland at Funko Field that evened the series at two games apiece. Tri-City’s

EVERETT – Shaking off Wednesday’s extra-inning heartbreaker the Tri-City Dust Devils (16-14) grabbed the lead early Thursday night and never let it go, taking a 7-3 win over the Everett AquaSox (12-18) at Funko Field and retaking the series lead at two games to one. RF Randy De Jesus had

EVERETT – Down both a pair of runs and to their last four outs the Tri-City Dust Devils (15-14) found a way to force Wednesday night’s contest with the Everett AquaSox (12-17) to three extra innings, but Everett handed Tri-City a 6-5 defeat to even the series at a game

EVERETT – The Tri-City Dust Devils (15-13) broke out the big sticks Tuesday night, sending four home runs over the walls at Funko Field as part of an 8-5 win over the Everett AquaSox (11-17) to open a six-game road series. 2B Adrian Placencia struck again in his first opportunity,

PASCO – Runs were hard to come by Sunday afternoon at Gesa Stadium, where the Spokane Indians (13-14) manufactured a late marker to take a 1-0 series finale win over the Tri-City Dust Devils (14-13) and split the Inland Northwest rivals’ six-game set. Both starters, Jorge Marcheco for Viñeros de

PASCO – DH Adrian Placencia hit a leadoff home run for the second straight game, quickly nullifying an early deficit for the Tri-City Dust Devils (14-12) and aiding his team in a 3-1 win over the Spokane Indians (12-14) Saturday night in front of 2,012 fans at Gesa Stadium. The

PASCO – Though it wasn’t Saturday night at the corner of Burden Boulevard and Homerun Road the Tri-City Dust Devils (13-12), playing as Viñeros de Tri-City, put up a major fireworks display of early runs, scoring six in the bottom of the 2nd inning on the way to an 8-2

PASCO – The Tri-City Dust Devils (12-12) got a great starting pitching performance Thursday night from righty prospect Chris Cortez, but a tight, low-scoring game went the way of the Spokane Indians (12-12) late in a second straight 3-1 defeat for the home nine at Gesa Stadium. Cortez threw five

PASCO – An early lightning bolt from 3B Matt Coutney got the Tri-City Dust Devils (12-11) even with the Spokane Indians (11-12) Wednesday night, but the visitors scratched out enough runs to hand the Dust Devils a 3-1 defeat at Gesa Stadium and even their six-game series at a game

PASCO – Starter Jorge Marcheco and SS Capri Ortiz both had huge Tuesday nights for the Tri-City Dust Devils (12-10) at Gesa Stadium, where the home nine took a 7-1 victory over the Spokane Indians (10-12) to open a six-game series between the Inland Northwest rivals. Marcheco (3-1) picked up

HILLSBORO – Right-handed starter Austin Gordon (1-1) both grabbed his first professional win and bounced back from a tough Tuesday outing, throwing six shutout innings as part of a 3-0 blanking by the Tri-City Dust Devils (11-10) of the Hillsboro Hops (13-8) Sunday afternoon at Hillsboro Ballpark. Gordon allowed only

HILLSBORO – Down to their final out and trailing by two the Tri-City Dust Devils (10-10) found a way to tie the game and force the Hillsboro Hops (13-7) to extra innings, but there Hillsboro scored the run needed in the bottom of the 10th to hand the visitors a

HILLSBORO – Starter Chris Cortez (1-1) earned his first professional win Friday night, striking out five in 5.2 solid innings of work for the Tri-City Dust Devils (10-9) in a 5-4 win over the Hillsboro Hops (12-7) at Hillsboro Ballpark. After giving up two runs in the 1st inning, Cortez

HILLSBORO – The Tri-City Dust Devils (9-9) turned what looked like a laugher into a game with late intrigue Thursday afternoon, rallying for five runs in the final two innings but falling 10-6 to the Hillsboro Hops (12-6) on a schoolchildren’s day at Hillsboro Ballpark. A four-run 8th inning brought

HILLSBORO – Slotting into the rotation for the called-up Victor Mederos, starter Jorge Marcheco (2-1) threw five scoreless frames for the Tri-City Dust Devils (9-8) Wednesday night, with Jake Smith and Leonard Garcia each pitching two scoreless inning behind him to compete a 2-0 shutout of the Hillsboro Hops (11-6)

HILLSBORO – LF Rio Foster hit his first High-A home run in style, sending a blast 436 feet that flew over the batter’s eye in center field, but the Tri-City Dust Devils (8-8) fell 12-3 to the Hillsboro Hops (11-5) in the opening game of a six-game series night Tuesday

PASCO – Tri-City Dust Devils pitchers combined for 14 strikeouts and just two walks, while Everett Aquasox pitchers walked 10 Dust Devils, as Tri-City picked up a 7-4 victory at Gesa Stadium Wednesday evening. The game didn’t start off well for Tri-City as Michael Arroyo and Colt Emerson doubled and

PASCO – A controversial 10th inning two-run home run ended up the difference Tuesday night at Gesa Stadium, where the Everett AquaSox (4-6) came away with a 5-3 win over the Tri-City Dust Devils (4-6) in ten innings to open a six-game series. Everett CF Tai Peete opened the top

EUGENE – Down 2-0 going to the 7th inning, the Tri-City Dust Devils (4-5) scored four times in the late stages Sunday night to secure both a 4-2 win over the Eugene Emeralds at PK Park and grab their share of a series split. 2B Adrian Placencia finished a wonderful

EUGENE – It turned out to be a simple proposition: if your team scored seven runs Saturday night at PK Park, they won. The Tri-City Dust Devils (3-5) shut out the Eugene Emeralds 7-0 in the nightcap of their doubleheader, bouncing back from a 7-4 loss in game one to

EUGENE - In a game that saw the lead change four times the Tri-City Dust Devils (2-4) got walked off by the Eugene Emeralds (3-3) Friday night, with 2B Quinn McDaniel’s two-run double giving the Ems a 7-6 win at PK Park in the first nine-inning game of the series.

EUGENE – The Tri-City Dust Devils (2-3) and Eugene Emeralds (2-3) found nine innings not enough for a second straight night, but this time the visitors plated their runner and held their opponent off the board to cinch a 7-6 win in ten innings and even the series at a

EUGENE - A tightly pitched and low-scoring game between the Tri-City Dust Devils (1-3) and the Eugene Emeralds (2-2) went to an extra inning Wednesday night in the teams’ series opener, with Emeralds 3B Charlie Szykowny’s sacrifice fly handing the visitors a 4-3 defeat at PK Park. Tri-City led 3-2

The visiting Vancouver Canadians (2-1) broke out the big bats on the Tri-City Dust Devils (1-2) Sunday afternoon, hitting three home runs on the way to a 10-2 win in front of 1,589 fans at Gesa Stadium who had come to enjoy both the baseball and the sunshine. Tri-City avoided

A night after a thrilling comeback win the Tri-City Dust Devils (1-1) could not solve the riddle that was the pitching of the Vancouver Canadians (1-1) Saturday night, falling 3-0 to the visitors and setting up a rubber match for the three-game series Sunday afternoon. Many of the 2,023 fans