Dave Nichols
Sports Writer and Editor at The Spokesman-Review
High school sports, @SpokaneIndians and @SpokaneChiefs for The Spokesman-Review, @SpokesmanSports and @SRPreps | DMV native | [email protected]
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1 day ago |
spokesman.com | Dave Nichols
Spokane Indians starting pitcher Michael Prosecky wasn’t particularly sharp, nor was he overly efficient. But he did leave after five innings with a 4-0 lead. Unfortunately the bullpen wasn’t as lucky. The Hillsboro Hops scored all their runs in the sixth, seventh and eighth innings against three Indians relievers and the Hops won their second in a row, an 8-4 decision at Avista Stadium on Thursday.
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2 days ago |
spokesman.com | Dave Nichols
The 2025 all-state baseball games are scheduled for June 21-22 at Parker Faller Field in Yakima. Players for these games aren’t just selected from a vacuum – all-stars from all six classifications participate in feeder games across the state and are chosen from their performances against the best from the area. The National team – with all-league players from 4A, 3A, 2B and 1B – topped the American team comprised of 2A and 1A players 11-5 in a scheduled 10 innings.
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2 days ago |
spokesman.com | Dave Nichols
All six teams in the Northwest League started play on Wednesday within two games of the lead with 14 games remaining in the first half. The two teams tied at the top faced off at Avista Stadium, and the visitors busted open a close game with multiple runs in each of the fifth, sixth and seventh innings. But the home team didn’t go down without a fight.
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3 days ago |
thenewstribune.com | Dave Nichols
Since returning from a wrist injury that kept him out of the first two months of the season, in 12 games with the Spokane Indians Charlie Condon has shown contact ability, good defense at first base and a keen eye - with more walks than strikeouts. Sometimes with a wrist injury the power is the last to return. Condon showed Tuesday night he has that in his tool bag as well - and he doesn't have to pull the ball to get to it.
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4 days ago |
spokesman.com | Dave Nichols
The Spokane Indians split a six-game series in Everett last week, but that didn’t put a damper on Braylen Wimmer’s hot streak. The 24-year-old utility player was named Northwest League player of the week after hitting .360/.370/.840 in six games with three doubles, three home runs and eight RBIs against the AquaSox. It was just another strong week in a season full of them so far for Wimmer, who is hitting .297/.369/.453 in 50 games.
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