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VANCOUVER, B.C. – Despite a furious late comeback, the Spokane Indians lost to the Vancouver Canadians 7-6 in the finale of a three-game Northwest League series at Nat Bailey Stadium on Sunday.

VANCOUVER, B.C. – After a back-and-forth affair, the top of the order came though in the ninth inning and the Spokane Indians outlasted the Vancouver Canadians 8-6 at Nat Bailey Stadium on Saturday.

From staff reports

For baseball fans of a certain age, the name Rollie Fingers conjures a specific image of excellence and flair rarely matched in the game. The Hall of Fame closer – with his trademark handlebar mustache – redefined the role of relievers and helped the Oakland Athletics of the early ’70s win three consecutive World Series championships.

Fans of the Spokane Indians will recognize some familiar names and faces if they tune into the MLB All-Star Game Tuesday evening from Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.

As hot as it was on Sunday at Avista Stadium, EJ Andrews Jr probably didn’t mind the Gatorade bath at the end.

From staff reports

Spokane’s offense got off to a blistering start, piling up seven runs on eight hits during the first inning of Friday’s Northwest League game against the visiting Everett AquaSox.

It was another close one at Avista Stadium on Thursday, with the home team emerging victorious for the second night in a row.

Chase Dollander’s confidence is building each time he takes the mound, and with good reason.

For the second night in a row, things weren’t settled between the Spokane Indians and the Everett AquaSox until the last out. Unlike Tuesday’s loss, this time the home team came out on top.