A dam holding back the offense of the Tri-City Dust Devils (2-13 2H) burst open Saturday evening, with the visitors setting season-highs in runs, hits and home runs in a 17-6 thrashing of the Spokane Indians (11-4 2H) at Avista Stadium. Tri-City’s onslaught began in the top of the 1st

2B Will McGillis’s first home run of 2024 gave the Tri-City Dust Devils (1-13 2H) a glimmer of offensive hope Friday night, but the Spokane Indians (11-3 2H) used their patented 5th inning blitz to down the visitors by a score of 9-3 at Avista Stadium. McGillis, coming back recently

The bats of the Tri-City Dust Devils (1-12 2H) got all they wanted and then some on an Independence Day Thursday night from Spokane Indians (10-3 2H) starter Connor Staine, who used his arm to hammer at hitters and gain his club a 2-0 win in front of a sellout

The Independence Day eve contest between the Tri-City Dust Devils (1-11 2H) and the Spokane Indians (9-3 2H) had much to offer the sellout crowd of 3,667 at Gesa Stadium Wednesday: patriotic postgame fireworks, a bench and bullpen-clearing kerfuffle, and tough Spokane pitching that shut down the Tri-City offense in

Showing off the pitching prowess and offensive output that garnered them the First Half title of the 2024 Northwest League, the Spokane Indians (8-3 2H) took the first two games of a three-game set with the Tri-City Dust Devils (1-10 2H) at Gesa Stadium Monday and Tuesday night by scores

Sunday evening’s matchup between the Tri-City Dust Devils (1-8 2H) and the Eugene Emeralds (5-4 2H) came down not just to the wire but the top of the left field fence at PK Park, where Justin Wishkoski’s walk-off two-run homer handed the Dust Devils heartbreak and the Emeralds a 7-6

SS Adrian Placencia’s clutch RBI single with two outs in the top of the 9th inning got the Tri-City Dust Devils (1-7 2H) back to the winner’s circle Saturday night, with the visitors holding on for a 5-3 win over the Eugene Emeralds (4-4 2H) at PK Park. Placencia came

A five-run 8th inning rally and three multi-hit games from the Tri-City Dust Devils (0-7 2H) provided some offensive spark, but the Eugene Emeralds (4-3 2H) scored early and kept hitting the pay station for a 14-7 win Friday night at PK Park. Tri-City struck at their first opportunity, taking

Starter Walbert Ureña battled through a quality start and DH Cam Williams homered to help the cause but the Tri-City Dust Devils (0-6 2H) once more fell victim to a big inning for the Eugene Emeralds (3-3 2H), who scored five 8th inning runs on the way to an 8-4

Though staying in range for the majority of the game, the big inning befell the Tri-City Dust Devils (0-5 2H) for a second straight night Wednesday with the Eugene Emeralds socking three home runs on the way to downing the visitors by a score of 10-2 at PK Park. 3B

Starter Joel Hurtado threw six innings of one-run ball for the Tri-City Dust Devils (0-4 2H) to put his team in position to win its series opener against the Eugene Emeralds (1-3 2H), but Eugene burst out for five runs in the bottom of the 8th on the way to

Starters Ryan Costeiu of the Tri-City Dust Devils (0-3 2H) and Rafael Sanchez of the Vancouver Canadians (3-0 2H) offered the 1,507 gathered at Gesa Stadium an old-fashioned pitchers’ duel Sunday night, with Vancouver closing out the seven-game series with a 1-0 win. The only run of the game came

The homestanding Tri-City Dust Devils (0-2 2H) again received a two-homer game from one of their players at a place not known for longballs but the Vancouver Canadians (2-0 2H) again found a way to get past their hosts for a 6-4 win Saturday night in front of 2,407 at

A loud, energetic crowd saw 1B Matt Coutney of the Tri-City Dust Devils (0-1 2H) swat two home runs and drive in four but his counterpart, 1B Peyton Williams of the Vancouver Canadians (1-0 2H), have the final say in a 6-5 win for the visitors Friday night in front

A magnificent seven-run second inning staked the Tri-City Dust Devils (26-39) to a big early lead, giving them the foundation for a 12-7 win over the Vancouver Canadians (30-33) Thursday night at Gesa Stadium that ended the 2024 Northwest League’s First Half. Tri-City, playing as Viñeros de Tri-City, sent 11

Tri-City Dust Devils (25-39) starter Joel Hurtado threw a quality start and his teammates got on the board after getting shut out of a series-opening doubleheader, but the Vancouver Canadians (30-32) scrounged up enough runs for a 4-3 win Wednesday night at Gesa Stadium. Hurtado threw six innings and gave

Vancouver Canadians (29-32) right-hander Lazaro Estrada threw a seven-inning no-hitter in game one of a doubleheader Tuesday at Gesa Stadium, where the Tri-City Dust Devils (25-38) were swept by scores of 1-0 and 7-0 to open their weeklong series. Estrada (1-2) struck out eight Tri-City batters and allowed only two

A close contest on a Father’s Day Sunday afternoon between the Tri-City Dust Devils (25-36) and the Hillsboro Hops (32-29) went sideways on the visitors, with homestanding Hillsboro cruising to a 17-4 win over Tri-City at Hillsboro Ballpark to close the team’s six-game series. SS Chad Stevens hammered his first

Major slugging and successful bunting backed a strong performance by starter Walbert Ureña to help the Tri-City Dust Devils (25-35) beat the Hillsboro Hops (31-29) by a score of 6-3 Saturday night at Hillsboro Ballpark. Tri-City grabbed the lead at their first opportunity, taking a 1-0 lead in the top

The offense of the Tri-City Dust Devils (24-35) again struggled to find its footing Friday night against the Hillsboro Hops (31-28), who held the visitors to three hits and won 5-0 at Hillsboro Ballpark to clinch a series win with two games remaining. The hits put runners in scoring position

An out away from victory Thursday night, the Tri-City Dust Devils (24-34) found themselves forced into extras and walked off by the Hillsboro Hops (30-28) in ten innings by a score of 5-4 at Hillsboro Ballpark. Tri-City led 4-3 with two outs in the bottom of the 9th and no

RF Jadiel Sanchez smacked a late home run for the Tri-City Dust Devils (24-33) to get his team on the board for the first time Wednesday night, but the Hillsboro Hops (29-28) worked around the longball for a 4-1 win at Hillsboro Ballpark. Sanchez’s shot, his first home run since

Hillsboro Hops (28-28) starter Joe Elbis left Tri-City Dust Devils (24-32) batters all shook up and with suspicious minds Tuesday night, throwing eight shutout innings in a 3-0 win to open a six-game series at Hillsboro Ballpark. The repertoire of Elbis (4-1), the Northwest League’s Pitcher of the Month for

Tantalizingly close to a series split, the Tri-City Dust Devils (24-31) had a Sunday afternoon win slip away when the Eugene Emeralds (30-25) scored twice to sneak out of the Tri-Cities with a 3-2 win at Gesa Stadium, taking the series four games to two. Finishing up the weekend as

A 9th inning bases loaded walk ended up the difference in a tightly played ballgame Saturday night at Gesa Stadium, where the Eugene Emeralds (29-25) inched past the Tri-City Dust Devils (24-30) by a score of 3-2 to guarantee themselves at least a split of the team’s six-game series. Tri-City,