Dust Devils Offense Explodes in Historic Road Series Win

The Tri-City Dust Devils brought major fireworks to Avista Stadium this weekend, putting together one of their most impressive stretches of the 2026 season against the rival Spokane Indians. Powered by relentless offense, clutch late-inning rallies, and standout performances on the mound, Tri-City secured four consecutive victories to claim their first six-game series win in Spokane of the High-A era.

⚾ Weekend Scoreboard

1. Game 1 (Friday, July 24): Tri-City Dust Devils 9, Spokane Indians 5

2. Game 2 (Saturday, July 25): Tri-City Dust Devils 12, Spokane Indians 2

3. Game 3 (Sunday, July 26): Tri-City Dust Devils 6, Spokane Indians 12

Game-by-Game Breakdown

1. Friday: Seven-Run 7th Fuels Third Straight Win

Tri-City led early behind starter Jose Atencio, who turned in a gems-only performance allowing just one run over six innings to earn his first win as a Dust Devil.

• 💥 The Big Inning: Clinging to a 2-1 lead in the 7th, Kevin Bruggeman launched a two-run home run down the left-field line. Jorge Ruiz followed with an RBI triple as part of a massive seven-run frame.

• 📊 Team Effort: Eight of the nine hitters in the Dust Devils lineup scored a run to seal the 9-5 victory.

2. Saturday: Bremner’s First Pro Win & Offense Thrashing

Top Angels pitching prospect Tyler Bremner turned in a masterclass on the mound, allowing just one run on three hits with seven strikeouts over five frames to capture his first professional victory.

• 💣 Longball Power: First baseman Matt Coutney crushed a three-run homer in the 2nd inning to blow the game open early.

• 📈 Streaks Intact: Third baseman Harold Coll extended his on-base streak to an incredible 24 games, while Ryan Nicholson drove in three runs to extend his hitting streak to nine games in a 12-2 blow-out.

Northwest League Standings (Second Half)

With four straight wins at Avista Stadium, the Dust Devils continue to climb back into the thick of the Northwest League second-half playoff chase.

(Standings updated through July 27, 2026)

🚀 Next Up: Tri-City closes out their Inland Northwest series in Spokane before continuing their 12-game road trip in Eugene against the Emeralds at PK Park starting Tuesday, July 28.