We saw all of this out of him in high school.

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A little late getting to Spokane Indians day game against Everett AquaSox, but Indians lead 2-1 after four full. Andy Perez with a two-run double in first inning. Stu Flesland one ER on two hits and a walk so far.

Flesland with a 1-2-3 fifth, has set down last 11 batters.

Because I was wondering: Spokane Indians batters last in NWL with 404 walks entering play--64 behind fifth place, 95 behind fourth. First-place Vancouver has 610. AA-Hartford is 11th in 12-team Eastern League; Albuquerque last in 10-team PCL; Low-A Fresno last of 8 in CAL

That's what you call systemic.

Free baseball. Joy

Stu Flesland strong for seven innings, Spokane Indians walked-off by Everett AquaSox 3-2 spokesman.com/stories/2025/a…

Hmm.

Really quick jump for the righty

Can confirm Konner Eaton scratched from tonight’s start, sounds like he’s headed to Hartford but no official word yet. Eaton very strong season at High-A but last few starts he hasn’t looked the same. Maybe first full pro season catching up to him a bit. Maybe AA will reenergize

but not an all-star smdh

Pull-side power coming back for Condon. He's 323/450/662 in August w/3 2B, 2 3B, 5 HR, 14 RBI.

CdA grad Colson Yankoff

Indians lead 1-0 after one in Everett. #Mariners No. 5 prospect Ryan Sloan on the hill for Frogs.

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Tevin Tucker 3-run homer (3) down LF line chases Sloan and puts Spokane Indians up 4-0 in the fourth.

Tommy Hopfe with a terrific catch diving away from home plate down the line to rob Felnin Celesten of extra bases in the sixth. Indians lead 4-1 after 6 full.

back-to-back homers by Pagliarini and Suisbel against Grosz in the seventh.

Tevin Tucker launches three-run homer, Spokane Indians hold off Everett AquaSox 4-3 spokesman.com/stories/2025/a…