The Tri-City Dust Devils and the Los Angeles Angels are excited to announce the 2023 Dust Devils coaching staff. Returning as Manager this season is “Cactus” Jack Howell, who led the Dust Devils through the 2022 season, his first in the Tri-Cities. Howell played 11 years in Major League Baseball,

Dust Devils Announce Marvel Inspired Logo The Tri-City Dust Devils, in partnership with Major League Baseball, are thrilled to unveil their Marvel-inspired logo. Tri-City is one of 96 clubs participating in Marvel’s Defenders of the Diamond, a collaborative partnership between Major League Baseball and Marvel Entertainment. Participating teams began revealing

The Tri-City Dust Devils, of the Northwest League, are excited to announce the 2023 schedule for their third year of full-season baseball as the High-A affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels. The Dust Devils, who will play 66 home games in 2023, get the season underway on Thursday, April 6th

A 2-run 7th inning double by CF D’Shawn Knowles helped propel the Tri-City Dust Devils (29-37 2H, 58-71) to a 4-3 win over the Spokane Indians (30-36 2H, 64-66) to close out the 2022 regular season Sunday night at Gesa Stadium. Knowles’ double down the right field line plated RF

The Tri-City Dust Devils (28-37 2H, 57-71) rallied from an early 3-0 deficit to tie Saturday night’s ballgame in front of a capacity crowd at Gesa Stadium, but the Spokane Indians (30-35 2H, 64-65) hit back for a 7-4 win. The Indians stormed out the gates, scoring three runs in

LF D’Shawn Knowles had a big night at the plate and John Swanda pitched six strong innings, helping the Columbia River Rooster Tails (28-36 2H, 57-70) to a 5-3 win over the Spokane Indians (29-35 2H, 63-65) Friday night in front of a packed crowd of 3,750 at Gesa Stadium.

Solid pitching and a 3-run 7th inning pushed the Viñeros de Tri-City (27-36 2H, 56-70) past the Spokane Indians (29-34 2H, 63-64) to a 4-2 win Thursday night at Gesa Stadium. The game began as a pitcher’s duel between Tri-City starter Jose Salvador and Spokane hurler Chris McMahon, with both

The offense for the Spokane Indians (29-33 2H, 63-63) put up runs early on the Tri-City Dust Devils (26-36 2H, 55-70) Wednesday night, on the way to an 8-3 victory over the Dust Devils at Gesa Stadium. The Indians plated three runs in the top of the 1st inning off

Powered by six great innings from starter Brent Killam and two big hits from their offense, the Tri-City Dust Devils (26-35 2H, 55-69) shut out the Spokane Indians (28-33 2H, 62-63) by a 5-0 score Tuesday night at Gesa Stadium. The Dust Devils got on the board in the bottom

Despite the Hillsboro Hops (27-33 2H, 56-68) landing late haymakers to twice tie the Tri-City Dust Devils (25-35 2H, 54-69), the visitors rolled with the punches and came up clutch late for a 6-5 win in 11 innings Sunday afternoon at Ron Tonkin Field. The game early on was a

Three different leads slipped through the grasp of the Tri-City Dust Devils (24-35 2H, 53-69) Saturday night, as the Hillsboro Hops (27-32 2H, 56-67) rallied for a 6-4 win at Ron Tonkin Field. The Dust Devils scored in their first at-bat for the third straight game. 2B Kyle Kasser drew

After an inning Friday night, the Tri-City Dust Devils (24-34 2H, 53-68) found themselves in a three-run hole, but the visitors stormed back quickly for a 9-5 win over the Hillsboro Hops (26-32 2H, 55-67) at Ron Tonkin Field. The Dust Devils scored in their first four at-bats for a

A single run in their first four at-bats pushed the Tri-City Dust Devils (23-34 2H, 52-68) past the Hillsboro Hops (26-31 2H, 55-66) to a 4-2 victory Thursday night at Ron Tonkin Field. The Dust Devils grabbed an early lead in the 1st inning. CF D’Shawn Knowles singled to right

The Tri-City Dust Devils (22-34 2H, 51-68) erased an early Hillsboro Hops (26-30 2H, 55-65) lead Wednesday night, but the Hops turned the tables right back to hand the Dust Devils a 6-3 loss at Ron Tonkin Field. Tri-City fell behind early, with Hillsboro getting to Dust Devils starter Braden

The Tri-City Dust Devils (22-33 2H, 51-67) had the Hillsboro Hops (25-30 2H, 54-65) on the ropes Tuesday night, down to their final out, but the home side came back to throw the knockout punch in a 5-4 walk-off win at Ron Tonkin Field. The Dust Devils held a 4-3

The Tri-City Dust Devils (22-32 2H, 51-66) used early runs and strong starting pitching to beat the Eugene Emeralds (33-21 2H, 71-46) by a score of 6-3 Sunday night at Gesa Stadium and earn a series split. The Dust Devils got on the board in their first at-bat. 2B Kyle

The Columbia River Rooster Tails (21-32 2H, 50-65) pitching staff made a 1st inning two-run double stand up, holding off the Eugene Emeralds (33-20 2H, 71-45) for a 2-1 win Saturday night at Gesa Stadium. 3B Christian Sepulveda struck the big blow, a deep fly to right center field off

The Tri-City Dust Devils (20-32 2H, 49-66) and Eugene Emeralds (33-19 2H, 71-44) played a regulation length baseball game Friday night at Gesa Stadium, with Eugene scoring 14 runs and Tri-City scoring two. Each team batted and played defense nine times, as per the rules of baseball. The Emeralds scored

The Tri-City Dust Devils (20-31 2H, 49-65) made the Eugene Emeralds (32-19 2H, 70-44) pay for defensive miscues Thursday night, and got big pitches in big moments for a 5-4 win Thursday night at Gesa Stadium. The home side had to come back from an early deficit, as the Emeralds

A dormant offense for the Tri-City Dust Devils (19-31 2H, 48-65) came alive late Wednesday night, but the Eugene Emeralds (32-18 2H, 70-43) held off a late charge for a 5-3 win at Gesa Stadium. The scoring for the Dust Devils all came in the 8th inning when Tri-City, trailing

The Tri-City Dust Devils (19-30 2H, 48-64) laced 13 hits around Gesa Stadium’s field Tuesday night, but the visiting Eugene Emeralds (31-18 2H, 69-43) had 15 of their own on their way to a 9-2 win in the opener of a six-game series. The Dust Devils took the lead in

The Tri-City Dust Devils (48-63, 19-29) were unable to keep up with the Spokane Indians at the plate on Sunday afternoon as the team lost 14-4 in the series finale. Reigning Northwest League Player of the Week Kyren Paris hit his third home run of the series in the loss.

A hot start helped the Tri-City Dust Devils (48-62, 19-28) top the Spokane Indians 7-4 on Saturday night at Avista Stadium. Osmy Gregorio continued his scoring stretch at the plate, adding two hits and driving in a pair of runs for the Dust Devils. Tri-City pounced on Spokane’s starting pitcher

The Tri-City Dust Devils (47-62, 18-28) were held quiet at the plate on Friday night at Avista Stadium as the team lost to the Spokane Indians 7-0. Osmy Gregorio, who now has nine hits in the series, stayed hot at the plate as he added two singles in the loss.

One tough inning derailed the Tri-City Dust Devils (47-61, 18-27) on Thursday night at Avista Stadium as the team fell to the Spokane Indians 10-5. The loss marked the end of Tri-City’s four-game win streak. Much like the first two games of the series, Thursday ended up being a slugfest.