2024 Spokane Indians Schedule

[David]

The following is the 2024 Regular Season Schedule for the Spokane Indians.

Spokane enters its fourth season with the High Single-A format, along with the Eugene Emeralds, Everett AquaSox, Hillsboro Hops, Tri-City Dust Devils and defending the NWL Champion Vancouver Canadians. All six teams will continue to play in a division-less league, with no plans in the future to restore the North and South divisions of the original NWL.

The Northwest League season runs from early April through mid-September, playing a total of 132-games (66 home/66 away).

Spokane enters its fourth season as a minor league affiliate of the Colorado Rockies. Year Three of the new High-A format began with the entirety of the opening series at Vancouver wiped out due to wet grounds and constant rain showers that would result in 2 of the 3 game series being rescheduled in Spokane while the third game was completely cancelled. Spokane would officially begin the season four days later against the Eugene Emeralds. It was a rocky (no pun intended) season for Spokane, as the team would get hot, then suffer long losing streaks. The Indians clung to very slim playoff hopes going into September, but a loss in the first of a double header against Everett ended the team's playoff hopes, missing the playoffs for the second consecutive season.

Not all was awful for Spokane last season: Jordan Beck, the #2 OF Rockies prospect, was the NWL's Most Valuable Player with 20 HRs (2nd in NWL) and led the league in slugging percentage. Beck would be called up in July to Double-A Hartford. The Indians also won the Top MLB Prospect Award, as switch hitting SS Adael Amador tallied 67 hits in 54 games, including five or more consecutive games with multiple hits before being called up to Hartford. In all, Spokane had five players make the NWL's 2023 All-Star Team.

Manager Robin Cancel returns as manager of the Indians. Cancel was 62-67 in his first season at the helm after spending the previous two seasons as manager of the Fresno Grizzlies (Single-A).

The 2024 season begins Friday, April 5th at home against the defining champions, Vancouver, in a three-game series. Spokane will then hit the road the following week, kicking off a 6-game series against their rivals from Pasco, the Tri-City Dust Devils.

Spokane will have a stretch of two weeks (May 28-June 9, July 5-July 14) of their longest homestands, taking on Everett and Hillsboro in the first set, and Tri-City and Everett in the second set. Spokane will only see two long road trip this season, spanning from June 23-July 3 with trips to Everett and Tri-City, and July 19-July 28 with trips to Vancouver and Eugene.

SCtoC has listed the schedule below, followed by the home fields of the Indians' opponents. Start times are listed in the Pacific (PT) time zone and are subject to change. Indians games can be head locally on 105.3 FM/1510 AM The Game with Mike Boyle calling the action. Bold red denotes home games.

APRIL
Game 1 -- Fri., April 5 - Vancouver Canadians (W 4-2)
Game 2 -- Sat., April 6 - Vancouver Canadians (W 3-1)
Game 3 -- Sun., April 7 - Vancouver Canadians (W 7-6)
Game 4 -- Tue., April 9 - at Tri-City Dust Devils (W 4-0)
Game 5 -- Wed., April 10 - at Tri-City Dust Devils (W 5-4 - 11 in.)
Game 6 -- Thu., April 11 - at Tri-City Dust Devils (W 4-3)
Game 7 -- Fri., April 12 - at Tri-City Dust Devils (W 7-6 - 10 in.)
Game 8 -- Sat., April 13 - at Tri-City Dust Devils (W 8-3)
Game 9 -- Sun., April 14 - at Tri-City Dust Devils (L 2-4)
Game 10 -- Tue., April 16 - Everett AquaSox (L 3-5)
Game 11 -- Wed., April 17 - Everett AquaSox (W 9-3)
Game 12 -- Thu., April 18 - Everett AquaSox (L 1-8)
Game 13 -- Fri., April 19 - Everett AquaSox (W 5-4)
Game 14 -- Sat., April 20 - Everett AquaSox (W 6-3)
Game 15 -- Sun., April 21 - Everett AquaSox (L 3-5)
Game 16 -- Tue., April 23 - at Vancouver Canadians (W 4-0)
Game 17 -- Wed., April 24 - at Vancouver Canadians (W 5-4)
Game 18 -- Thu., April 25 - at Vancouver Canadians, 7:05 p.m. - POSTPONED (Inclement Weather); makeup 5/18/24
Game 19 -- Fri., April 26 - at Vancouver Canadians, 1:05 p.m. - POSTPONED (Inclement Weather); makeup 6/14/24
Game 20 -- Sat., April 27 - at Vancouver Canadians, 1:05 p.m. - CANCELLED (Rain)
Game 21 -- Sun., April 28 - at Vancouver Canadians, 1:05 p.m. - CANCELLED (Inclement Weather)
Game 22 -- Tue., April 30 - Eugene Emeralds (L 1-3)

MAY
Game 23 -- Wed., May 1 - Eugene Emeralds (W 6-4)
Game 24 -- Thu., May 2 - Eugene Emeralds (L 2-7)
Game 25 -- Fri., May 3 - Eugene Emeralds (W 7-6)
Game 26 -- Sat., May 4 - Eugene Emeralds (L 8-12)
Game 27 -- Sun., May 5 - Eugene Emeralds, 1:05 p.m. - POSTPONED (Unplayable Field/Rain); makeup 6/19/24
Game 28 -- Tue., May 7 - at Hillsboro Hops (L 0-5)
Game 29 -- Wed., May 8 - at Hillsboro Hops, (W 4-2 - 10 in.)
Game 30 -- Thu., May 9 - at Hillsboro Hops (L 2-3)
Game 31 -- Fri., May 10 - at Hillsboro Hops (L 2-3 - 10 in.)
Game 32 -- Sat., May 11 - at Hillsboro Hops (L 1-6)
Game 33 -- Sun., May 12 - at Hillsboro Hops (L 1-3)
Game 34 -- Tue., May 14 - Vancouver Canadians (W 4-1)
Game 35 -- Wed., May 15 - Vancouver Canadians (L 2-6)
Game 36 -- Thu., May 16 - Vancouver Canadians (W 8-6)
Game 37 -- Fri., May 17 - Vancouver Canadians (L 3-7)
Game 38 -- Sat., May 18 - Vancouver Canadians (W 7-6 - 7 in./DH)
Game 18 (makeup of April 25) - Sat., May 18 - at Vancouver Canadians (W 17-1 - 7 in./DH) - (Spokane, WA)
Game 39 -- Sun., May 19 - Vancouver Canadians (W 10-9)
Game 40 -- Tue., May 21 - at Eugene Emeralds (L 5-12)
Game 41 -- Wed., May 22 - at Eugene Emeralds (L 3-8)
Game 42 -- Thu., May 23 - at Eugene Emeralds (W 9-3)
Game 43 -- Fri., May 24 - at Eugene Emeralds (W 9-2)
Game 44 -- Sat., May 25 - at Eugene Emeralds (L 2-3)
Game 45 -- Sun., May 26 - at Eugene Emeralds (W 7-2)
Game 46 -- Tue., May 28 - Everett AquaSox (W 8-7 - 10 in.)
Game 47 -- Wed., May 29 - Everett AquaSox (W 8-5)
Game 48 -- Thu., May 30 - Everett AquaSox (L 0-1)
Game 49 -- Fri., May 31 - Everett AquaSox (L 3-4)


JUNE
Game 50 -- Sat., June 1 - Everett AquaSox (W 13-4)
Game 51 -- Sun., June 2 - Everett AquaSox (L 5-9)
Game 52 -- Tue., June 4 - Hillsboro Hops (L 6-8)
Game 53 -- Wed., June 5 - Hillsboro Hops (L 2-11)
Game 54 -- Thu., June 6 - Hillsboro Hops (W 9-4)
Game 55 -- Fri., June 7 - Hillsboro Hops (W 8-1)
Game 56 -- Sat., June 8 - Hillsboro Hops (L 6-9 - 10 in.)
Game 57 -- Sun., June 9 - Hillsboro Hops (W 8-0)
Game 58 -- Tue., June 11 - at Vancouver Canadians (W 1-0)
Game 59 -- Wed., June 12 - at Vancouver Canadians (W 9-1)
Game 60 -- Thu., June 13 - at Vancouver Canadians (W 4-1)
Game 61 -- Fri., June 14 - at Vancouver Canadians (W 4-3 - 7 in./DH)
Game 19 (makeup of April 25) - Fri., June 14 - at Vancouver Canadians (W 1-0 - 8 in./DH)
Game 62 -- Sat., June 15 - at Vancouver Canadians (L 1-3)
Game 63 -- Sun., June 16 - at Vancouver Canadians (W 5-4 - 10 in.)
Game 64 -- Tue., June 18 - Eugene Emeralds (L 2-7)
Game 65 -- Wed., June 19 - Eugene Emeralds (W 3-2 - 7 in./DH)
Game 27 (makeup of May 5) - Wed., June 19 - Eugene Emeralds (L 1-9 - 7 in./DH)
Game 66 -- Thu., June 20 - Eugene Emeralds (W 9-3)
Game 67 -- Fri., June 21 - Eugene Emeralds (W 7-3)
Game 68 -- Sat., June 22 - Eugene Emeralds (W 7-0)
Game 69 -- Sun., June 23 - Eugene Emeralds (W 3-0)
Game 70 -- Tue., June 25 - at Everett AquaSox (L 7-14)
Game 71 -- Wed., June 26 - at Everett AquaSox (L 0-5)
Game 72 -- Thu., June 27 - at Everett AquaSox (W 4-3)
Game 73 -- Fri., June 28 - at Everett AquaSox (W 8-4)
Game 74 -- Sat., June 29 - at Everett AquaSox (L 2-12)
Game 75 -- Sun., June 30 - at Everett AquaSox (W 10-8)

JULY
Game 76 -- Mon., July 1 - at Tri-City Dust Devils (W 6-3)
Game 77 -- Tue., July 2 - at Tri-City Dust Devils (W 6-0)
Game 78 -- Wed., July 3 - at Tri-City Dust Devils (W 3-0)
Game 79 -- Thu., July 4 - Tri-City Dust Devils (W 2-0)
Game 80 -- Fri., July 5 - Tri-City Dust Devils (W 9-3)
Game 81 -- Sat., July 6 - Tri-City Dust Devils (L 6-17)
Game 82 -- Tue., July 9 - Everett AquaSox (L 3-6 - 10 in.)
Game 83 -- Wed., July 10 - Everett AquaSox (W 5-4)
Game 84 -- Thu., July 11 - Everett AquaSox (W 6-5)
Game 85 -- Fri., July 12 - Everett AquaSox (W 13-8)
Game 86 -- Sat., July 13 - Everett AquaSox (W 4-1)
Game 87 -- Sun., July 14 - Everett AquaSox (W 9-8 - 10 in.)
Game 88 -- Fri., July 19 - at Vancouver Canadians (W 4-3 - 10 in.)
Game 89 -- Sat., July 20 - at Vancouver Canadians (W 8-6)
Game 90 -- Sun., July 21 - at Vancouver Canadians (L 6-7)
Game 91 -- Tue., July 23 - at Eugene Emeralds (W 8-2)
Game 92 -- Wed., July 24 - at Eugene Emeralds (L 1-3)
Game 93 -- Thu., July 25 - at Eugene Emeralds (L 3-4)
Game 94 -- Fri., July 26 - at Eugene Emeralds (W 13-5)
Game 95 -- Sat., July 27 - at Eugene Emeralds (W 6-4)
Game 96 -- Sun., July 28 - at Eugene Emeralds (W 2-0)
Game 97 -- Tue., July 30 - Hillsboro Hops (W 5-4)
Game 98 -- Wed., July 31 - Hillsboro Hops (L 2-3)

AUGUST
Game 99 -- Thu., August 1 - Hillsboro Hops (L 9-13)
Game 100 -- Fri., August 2 - Hillsboro Hops (L 4-6)
Game 101 -- Sat., August 3 - Hillsboro Hops (W 9-3)
Game 102 -- Sun., August 4 - Hillsboro Hops (W 9-3)
Game 103 -- Tue., August 6 - at Tri-City Dust Devils (L 0-2)
Game 104 -- Wed., August 7 - at Tri-City Dust Devils (W 7-0)
Game 105 -- Thu., August 8 - at Tri-City Dust Devils (L 2-13)
Game 106 -- Fri., August 9 - at Tri-City Dust Devils, (L 6-7 - 12 in.)
Game 107 -- Sat., August 10 - at Tri-City Dust Devils (W 5-2)
Game 108 -- Sun., August 11 - at Tri-City Dust Devils (W 2-1)
Game 109 -- Tue., August 13 - Vancouver Canadians (L 0-5)
Game 110 -- Wed., August 14 - Vancouver Canadians (W 3-0)
Game 111 -- Thu., August 15 - Vancouver Canadians (W 13-0)
Game 112 -- Fri., August 16 - Vancouver Canadians (L 1-10)
Game 113 -- Sat., August 17 - Vancouver Canadians (L 4-5)
Game 114 -- Sun., August 18 - Vancouver Canadians (L 4-9)
Game 115 -- Tue., August 20 - at Hillsboro Hops (W 11-3)
Game 116 -- Wed., August 21 - at Hillsboro Hops (L 1-4)
Game 117 -- Thu., August 22 - at Hillsboro Hops (L 2-8)
Game 118 -- Fri., August 23 - at Hillsboro Hops (W 7-2)
Game 119 -- Sat., August 24 - at Hillsboro Hops (W 1-0)
Game 120 -- Sun., August 25 - at Hillsboro Hops (L 4-5)
Game 121 -- Tue., August 27 - Tri-City Dust Devils (W 6-0)
Game 122 -- Wed., August 28 - Tri-City Dust Devils (W 9-5)
Game 123 -- Thu., August 29 - Tri-City Dust Devils (L 0-3 - 10 in.)
Game 124 -- Fri., August 30 - Tri-City Dust Devils (W 3-2 - 10 in.)
Game 125 -- Sat., August 31 - Tri-City Dust Devils (W 6-2)

SEPTEMBER
Game 126 -- Sun., September 1 - Tri-City Dust Devils (W 1-0)
Game 127 -- Mon., September 2 - at Everett AquaSox (L 5-6 - 10 in.)
Game 128 -- Wed., September 4 - at Everett AquaSox (W 8-4)
Game 129 -- Thu., September 5 - at Everett AquaSox (L 2-4)
Game 130 -- Fri., September 6 - at Everett AquaSox (L 12-14)
Game 131 -- Sat., September 7 - at Everett AquaSox (W 7-5)
Game 132 -- Sun., September 8 - at Everett AquaSox (W 9-2)


PLAYOFFS

Northwest League Championship Series (Spokane wins series 3-1)
Game 1 -- Tue., September 10 - at Vancouver (W 4-3)
Game 2 -- Wed., September 11 - at Vancouver (L 3-4)
Game 3 -- Fri., September 13 - Vancouver (W 3-2) - (Patterson Baseball Complex @ Gonzaga University)
Game 4 -- Sat., September 14 - Vancouver (W 3-2 - 10 in.) - (Patterson Baseball Complex @ Gonzaga University)


AWAY VENUES
Eugene Emeralds - PK Park; Eugene, Oregon
Everett AquaSox - Funko Field at Everett Memorial Stadium; Everett, Washington
Hillsboro Hops - Ron Tonkin Field; Hillsboro, Oregon
Tri-City Dust Devils - Gesa Stadium; Pasco, Washington
Vancouver Canadians - Rodgers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium; Vancouver, British Columbia

TEAM MLB AFFILIATES
Eugene Emeralds - San Francisco Giants (NL West)
Everett AquaSox - Seattle Mariners (AL West)
Hillsboro Hops - Arizona Diamondbacks (NL West)
Spokane Indians - Colorado Rockies (NL West)
Tri-City Dust Devils - Los Angeles Angels (AL West)
Vancouver Canadians - Toronto Blue Jays (AL East)


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[David]

Monthly Recap: It was an April to remember for the Spokane Indians, as the team blasted out of the gate with an opening series sweep over the defending champion Vancouver Canadians. The team remained hot throughout the first week of the Northwest League Season, winning their first seven games of the season, including two games in extra innings. The hot streak came to an end in the final game of their road series against the Tri-City Dust Devils, but Spokane managed to take the first two series of the season with ease.

A trip back home against the Everett AquaSox brought Spokane back down to earth, splitting the 6-game series. Spokane then hit the road to take on Vancouver once again, and the winning ways appeared to return, taking the first two games of the season. However, inclement weather would wash out the remaining four games of the series. After nearly 6 days off, Spokane returned with a late morning game to kick off the home series against the Eugene Emeralds.

After a month into the season, Spokane finds itself in second place in the league standings due to win% impacted by the Vancouver series being wiped out by weather. At 13-5, Spokane sits 1.0 games back in the standings behind league leading Eugene (16-6). Both the Indians and the Emeralds are the only teams after one month in the Northwest League that are above .500, with the next best team being Hillsboro at 10-12.

Spokane continues its series against Eugene entering May.

[David]

Monthly Update: After dropping the first game of the series against the Eugene Emeralds to end April, the Spokane Indians would rebound to win the first game of the month of May. The series would alternate between wins and losses, resulting in the final game of the series being postponed due to rain.

Spokane would then encounter its toughest series of the season to date. Averaging an average of 1.6 runs per game, Spokane would lose 5 of 6 to the Hillsboro hops, including two 3-2 losses. Spokane would rebound back home, taking 4 of 6 from the Canadians, including a makeup game from May where the Indians would score 11 in the final inning of the game to defeat Vancouver by a 17-1 margin. Spokane would then hit the road, splitting the series with the Emeralds 3-3. A return trip to Spokane to close out may would see the Indians win the first two games of the series, followed by two consecutive losses to end the month. 

The Indians went 13-14 in the month of May. Entering June, Spokane sits in 1st place with a 26-19 record, 2.5 games ahead of the Emeralds (25-23). Spokane and Eugene are the only two teams above .500, but all six teams in the Northwest League have a minimum of 22 wins.

The Indians continue their series against Everett.

[David]

The Spokane Indians have clinched the First Half Northwest League Championship by virtue of their 5-4 victory over Vancouver.

With 36 wins, Spokane has locked itself in as one of the two teams that will play the 2024 Northwest League Championship Series. With the victory, the Indians snap a two year postseason drought. 

[David]

Monthly Update: The Month of June got off to a rocky (no pun intended) start for the Spokane Indians. Following a two game slide to the Everett AquaSox to end the month of May, Spokane exploded for 13 runs in a 13-4 victory to ensure the series would at least be split. However, Spokane would fall the following day to walk away from the Everett series with a 3-3 split.

Spokane would split their home series against the Hillsboro Hops, but the Indians would dominate their series against the Vancouver Canadians. The Indians not only would take 6 of 7 games (one due to an earlier rainout), but would also clinch the First Half Northwest League Championship. The First Half of the season would end a couple days later, with the Indians finishing the first half at 38-26.

The Indians would then take 5 of 7 (including another double header makeup game) from the Eugene Emeralds, and then split with Everett once more to finish the month of June.

Spokane sits at 6-3 in the Second Half standings, 3 games behind Vancouver (9-9) and 1 game ahead of Eugene (5-4) and Everett (5-4). In the overall standings, Spokane sits in first with a 44-29 record, going 18-10 in the month of June.

[David]

Monthly Update: The month of July for the Spokane Indians was reflective of the temperatures in the Spokane-Metropolitan area: scorching.

Coming out of the gate, Spokane entered a 4th of July week splitting games in Pasco and in Spokane against the Tri-City Dust Devils. The Indians would take the first five games of the home-and-home series before dropping the finale in a lopsided slugfest. In the final series before the MLB All-Star Break, Spokane would drop the first game of the series to the Everett AquaSox in a 6-3 loss in 10 innings, then proceed to win the next 5 games, including a 9-8 thriller in 10 innings to cap off the series finale.

After nearly a week off, Spokane would resume its winning ways in a short 3-game series against the Vancouver Canadians, extending its win streak to 7 games, but would also drop the finale giving up two runs in the bottom of the 9th to lose 7-6. Spokane would rebound, taking on the Eugene Emeralds and stealing Game 1, but the series would prove to be dogfight, dropping the next two games before winning the next 3 games to take the series. Spokane returned home to begin its homestead against the Hillsboro Hops, winning the first game and losing the second game.

A scorching July record of 17-6 catapulted the Indians to the best Second Half record in the Northwest League. Spokane sits in 1st place with a 23-9 record in the second half, with a 4 game lead on 2nd place Vancouver (19-13) and sizeable 9 game leads on Eugene, Everett and Hillsboro (14-18 records). In the overall standings, Spokane sits firmly in 1st place with a 61-35 record, a distant winning record above 2nd place Vancouver (49-46).

[David]

Monthly Update: The dog days of August made its presence known for the Spokane Indians.

Continuing their home series with the Hillsboro Hops, Spokane would drop the first two games of the month (three overall) before rebounding with 9-3 victories over the Hops to split the series. Splitting series would be the theme for most of August, as the Indians would split their road series over Tri-City and Hillsboro. Spokane also suffered its first series loss at home to the Vancouver Canadians, losing 4 of the 6 games in the series; it was Spokane's first series loss since losing 5 of 6 to Hillsboro back in May.

Spokane would finally clench its first winning series since July, taking 4 of 5 from the Tri-City Dust Devils in Spokane's home series finale. The Indians finish the month of August off with a record of 14-13, and close out the home series September 1st.

At 37-22 in the 2nd Half Standings, Spokane still maintains 1st place in the Northwest League. Combined with their first half record, Spokane sits in control with a 75-48 overall record.

With the regular season winding down, the Indians appear to be on a collision course with the Vancouver Canadians (34-25, 64-58) for the Northwest League Championship Series. The Hillsboro Hops entering September are still alive with a 30-29 second half record, but their elimination number stands at 1. With a Canadians Win & Hops loss on September 1st, the Canadians can clinch the final playoff spot. Vancouver is still alive for the 2nd Half NWL Regular Season title.

Spokane looks to clinch the 2nd Half title as it faces the Everett AquaSox in the final series of the year beginning on Labor Day.

[David]

The Spokane Indians have clinched the Second Half Northwest League Championship.

Despite losing Friday to the Everett AquaSox in a 14-12 slugfest, Spokane clinched the 2nd Half title due to the Vancouver Canadians losing to the Eugene Emeralds 3-0. 

Vancouver clinches the 2nd NWL Championship berth by finishing in 2nd Place in the 2nd Half Northwest League standings and will take on the Spokane Indians in the NWL Championship beginning September 10th. 

[David]

Monthly Update: The Indians completed its final homestand of the regular season with a tight 1-0 win to take 5 of 6 from the Tri-City Dust Devils. Spokane would finish off the season at Everett, splitting the 6-game series by virtue of two straight wins to end the season on a high note.

Spokane finishes the 2nd Half of the Regular Season winning the 2nd Half Northwest League Regular Season title with a 41-25 record. Overall, the Indians finish the 2024 regular season campaign with a league best 79-51 overall record.

Spokane will take on the defending champion Vancouver Canadians in the Northwest League Championship Series. The Indians finished the regular season with a record 20-8 against the Canadians.

The two clubs will meet in the NWL Championship for the first time since 2005. Spokane won that series 3-2.

[David]

Monthly Update: The Spokane Indians are the Champions of the Northwest League!

Spokane defeated the defending champion Vancouver Canadians 3 games to 1. Spokane clinched the Championship in the 10th Inning of Game 4, via a bases loaded walk-off hit-by-pitch.

With the victory, Spokane captures its first Northwest League Championship since 2008, when they defeated the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes in 4 games. Spokane went on to appear in the 2010, 2018, and 2021 Northwest League/High-A West Championship series, but came up short in each series. 

With the victory, Spokane wins its ninth Northwest League Championship, reclaiming the top spot for most NWL Championships by a singular organization. Spokane had been tied with the defunct Yakima Bears with 8 titles after winning in 2008, and were joined by the Eugene Emeralds winning courtesy of four championships in a seven season span.