Spokane Indians

Max Belyeu clubbed two of Spokane's four home runs as the Indians picked up their second straight win. Here is tonight's Road Recap from Eugene powered by Les Schwab Tire Centers.

Wackadoo! Bluey is heading to Avista Stadium — for real life. Come and meet everyone’s favorite heeler in person for plenty of smiles and a photo during Bluey Weekend on June 20-21.

Arguably the most popular player in team history, Spokane’s own Levi McCormack was born 113 years ago today. The son of a Nez Perce chief, McCormack helped guide Spokane to a Western International League title in 1941 when he hit .338 and led the circuit with 191 hits. He spent the next four years serving in the Navy, including a nine-month stint in the South Pacific, before returning to the team for two more seasons in 1946-47. Following his retirement from baseball, McCormack worked as a mailman in Spokane until his passing in 1974. One of four original members of the team's Rim of Honor at Avista Stadium, McCormack's name can still be seen at the ballpark prominently featured above the stands in right field.

LBJ toes the rubber as the Indians look to seize control of the series. Here is tonight's starting lineup for our 6:35 p.m. matchup with Eugene powered by Les Schwab Tire Centers.

"Younger Jack would definitely be proud": O'Dowd's unlikely journey leads to hot start in Spokane SPOKANE, Wash. — For most minor league baseball players, a promotion means one step closer to the ultimate goal: reaching Major League Baseball.

Jack O'Dowd and Kevin Fitzer both drilled three-run homers as the Indians evened up their series with the Emeralds. Here is tonight's Road Recap from Eugene powered by Les Schwab Tire Centers.