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StoryIndians set 2026 NWL slate; Opening Night April 3 vs. Everett at Avista Stadium
The Spokane Indians released their 2026 Northwest League schedule, opening at Avista Stadium on Friday, April 3 against the Everett AquaSox with postgame fireworks [1][2]. The slate features 132 regular‑season games, including 66 at home across 12 homestands [1]. Most matchups run Tuesday through Sunday in six‑game sets, with two three‑game exceptions on the calendar [1].The midseason break is scheduled for July 13–16 [1]. Notable home dates include Mother’s Day on Sunday, May 10 versus Tri‑City, Father’s Day on Sunday, June 21 against Vancouver, and the regular‑season finale on Sunday, September 6 versus Everett [1]. Mini‑season ticket packages are available now with prices unchanged from last year; full game times and promotional details will follow, and a printable PDF of the schedule is posted [1][2]. Local listings also reflect the April 3 home opener and the full 2026 slate [3][4].
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StoryAvista Stadium concessions to be rebuilt; park on track for 2026 home opener
A September 2025 blaze at Avista Stadium destroyed the ballpark’s main concessions building, causing damage in the low millions but resulting in no injuries [1][2]. Investigators determined the fire originated with an air‑conditioning unit situated above a walk‑in cooler, and the concessions structure was deemed a total loss [1].Spokane County leaders, local municipalities and the club have committed to rebuilding the facility, with the ballpark expected to be ready for the Spokane Indians’ 2026 season and an early‑April home opener [1][2].
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StorySpokane Indians, Rockies’ High-A affiliate, play at Avista Stadium in Spokane Valley
The Spokane Indians are the Colorado Rockies’ High-A affiliate in the Northwest League, playing home games at Avista Stadium in Spokane Valley. [1][3]Fans can find tickets, roster info, promotions and game-night details on the club’s official site. Daily standings, scores and second-half movement are tracked on MiLB’s Spokane portal. [2][4]The franchise’s roots stretch back to the late 19th century, with the modern era carrying forward the Indians’ red, navy and light blue identity. [6]Local coverage, including game recaps and features, runs throughout the season via The Spokesman-Review’s dedicated team page. [5]
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StorySpokane Indians set April 1 FanFest to launch 2026 season
Spokane has circled Wednesday, April 1, 2026 for FanFest, giving the faithful a first look and a chance to help launch the new season. The event serves as the club’s official kickoff for 2026. [1]The full 2026 game schedule is posted, letting fans map out series across spring and summer around the Northwest League calendar. [2][3]Spokane competes in the High-A Northwest League as the Colorado Rockies’ affiliate, with the current roster and staff available on the team site. [3][4]
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StorySpokane Indians spotlight Negro Leagues ties; Bark in the Park adds local flair
Spokane put its baseball roots on display with a feature tracing the club’s connections to the Negro Leagues, highlighting several players who later wore Indians colors and sharing snapshots from their Spokane seasons [1]. It’s a nod to the lineage that helped shape the ballclub fans cheer today [1].Off the field, the Indians kept the park buzzing with a Bark in the Park night on May 19, giving fans and their four‑legged companions a reason to hit the yard together [2].
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StorySpokane Indians unveil 2026 Northwest League slate: 132 games, 12 homestands
Spokane laid out its 2026 roadmap: a 132-game regular season with 66 home dates spread across 12 homestands, mirroring the league’s six-game Tuesday–Sunday rhythm with a pair of three-game series mixed in [1][2]. The campaign opens against the Everett AquaSox and closes on September 6, also versus Everett, with the All‑Star break set for July 13–16 [1][2].A couple of fan-favorite calendar notes are already circled — Mother’s Day on May 10 against Tri‑City and Father’s Day on June 21 versus Vancouver — while 11‑game mini‑season plans are on sale, with package prices unchanged from last year [2]. Full first‑pitch times and the promotional slate will be announced closer to Opening Day [2].
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StoryIndians’ bats stay hot as summer set rolls on at Avista Stadium: schedule, tickets, theme nights
With summer settling in at Avista Stadium, the Indians have stacked wins and kept the fireworks coming—six victories in eight games with 19 home runs in that stretch [5].Fans plotting the next night out can lock in dates and first pitch times on the MiLB schedule, which is updated throughout the homestand [3], and breeze through the gates with mobile tickets via the club’s digital ticketing portal [6].Theme nights remain a draw at Avista, highlighted recently by a Bark in the Park showcase that packed in the four-legged faithful [4].Team news, game-day details and ballpark info live on the club’s official site and MLB’s team hub, the best one-stop spots for roster updates, promotions and park policies [1][2].
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StoryHow to follow the Spokane Indians this season: tickets, schedule, and official accounts
The Spokane Indians are the High-A affiliate of the Colorado Rockies in the Northwest League and play home games at Avista Stadium [1]. The club’s MiLB team page carries the full schedule, standings, promotions, and ticketing links fans rely on throughout the season [1].For day-to-day updates, lineups, and behind-the-dugout moments, follow the official channels: Instagram at @spokaneindiansbaseball [2], X at @spokaneindians [3], and Facebook at Spokane Indians [4].Looking to rewatch a matchup or catch longer cuts? Game video, including past meetings like Eugene vs. Spokane, is available on YouTube [5].Fans can also connect with team-run community offerings and signups through the club’s LeagueApps portal at spokaneindians.leagueapps.com [6].
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StorySpokane Indians Cancel Community FanFest Ahead of Season Opener
The Spokane Indians have canceled their Community FanFest event due to inclement weather, the club’s general manager Kyle Day confirmed. The team emphasized preparedness for the season’s start at Avista Stadium. The season’s opening night is scheduled for Friday, April 3, with first pitch set for 6:35 p.m. and gates opening at 5:30 p.m. at Spokane Indians’ home park, Avista Stadium. The decision underscores the club’s prioritization of field conditions and operational readiness over fan festivities. The team now looks forward to welcoming supporters to the new season under improved weather conditions.
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StorySpokane Indians Begin 2026 Season with Mixed Results and Stadium Improvements
The Spokane Indians opened their 2026 campaign with a 4–5 record, as their pitching staff displayed early-season inconsistency while offensive contributions from players such as Humphrey and Hedges offered promise (nationaltoday.com). Simultaneously, the team unveiled major upgrades to Avista Stadium, including a new scoreboard, video board, and sound system, with a temporary concession stand serving fans until permanent repairs — including rebuilding a concessions facility damaged in a fire — are completed in June (fox28spokane.com).