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Five Spokane Indians Named to NWL All-Star Team

July 31, 2018 - Northwest League (NWL1)
Spokane Indians News Release


SPOKANE, Wash. - The Northwest League announced on Tuesday that five Spokane Indians have been selected to represent the Northwest League in the NWL-PBL All-Star Game in Grand Junction, Colorado on Tuesday, August 7th. Third baseman Diosbel Arias, pitcher Emmanuel Clase, pitcher Hans Crouse, first baseman Curtis Terry, and catcher Francisco Ventura were all chosen to represent Spokane in the mid-summer classic.

The five Spokane Indians named to the team ties the Tri-City Dust Devils for the most NWL all-star representatives from a single team. The five Spokane All-Stars are also the most the Indians have sent to the game since eight Indians made the All-Star team in 2014.

This marks the fourth-straight season that the Northwest League and Pioneer Baseball League have squared off in an All-Star Game. The first match up occurred in Spokane in 2015. The NWL is a perfect 3-0 against the PBL, including a 5-4 victory last year at Hillsboro.

3B Diosbel Arias - Arias has been a consistent piece in Spokane's lineup all season. The Cuban currently ranks second in the Northwest League with a .362 batting average and first with a .444 on-base percentage. In 35 games this season, he's hit three home runs and driven in 25 runs.

RHP Emmanuel Clase - Clase has emerged as the Indians' closer in 2018. He currently leads the NWL with seven saves. The right-hander sports a 1.17 ERA in 13 games this season, and has struck out 17 batters over 15.1 innings.

RHP Hans Crouse - Crouse was a 2nd round selection in the 2017 MLB Draft and currently ranks as the Texas Rangers' #5 prospect according to MLB.com. The righty is tied for first in the league with four wins, and his 41 strikeouts rank third. He's picked up wins in his last three starts and has allowed a total of four runs over 19.2 innings to drop his ERA to 2.45.

1B Curtis Terry - Terry picked up right where he left off last season as the NWL's home run leader. His 12 home runs this year leads the league and ties his total for the entire 2017 season. The 2015 13th round pick also leads the league with 36 RBI. His plate discipline has improved this season, with Terry drawing 14 walks to give him an on-base percentage of .387.

C Franisco Ventura - Ventura has arguably the hottest bat in all the NWL right now. Prior to July 2nd, the catcher had just one RBI in seven games played. Since that time, he's driven in 15 runs over 15 games, including five home runs. All five homers came in a nine game stretch.

Full Release from the Northwest League Below:

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. - The Northwest League has announced its roster for the 2018 Northwest League/Pioneer Baseball League All-Star Game. The Northwest League will square off with the Pioneer Baseball League on Tuesday, August 7th at Suplizio Field in Grand Junction, Colorado.

NWL President Mike Ellis Statement:

"The NWL is proud to participate in the NWL-PBL All-Star Game for the fourth-straight season. These players are the very best in the Northwest League and Grand Junction is an excellent environment to display their talent. I am sure everyone taking part or watching the game will have a wonderful experience."

Starting Lineup

Below are the starters for the 2018 NWL All-Star Team:

C Joey Bart Salem-Keizer Volcanoes 1B Curtis Terry Spokane Indians 2B Olivier Basabe Tri-City Dust Devils SS Owen Miller Tri-City Dust Devils 3B Diosbel Arias Spokane Indians OF Josh Stowers Everett AquaSox OF Diego Rincones Salem-Keizer Volcanoes OF Tanner Kirwer Vancouver Canadians DH Andy Yerzy Hillsboro Hops SP Henry Henry Tri-City Dust Devils

Full Roster (statistics as of July 30, 2018)

Catchers

Joey Bart Salem-Keizer (SF) | 1st Round, 2018 Draft | .341/.389/.780 | 9 HR | 24 RBI

Francisco Ventura Spokane (TEX) | Free Agent | .277/.315/.518 | 5 HR | 16 RBI

First Base

Curtis Terry Spokane (TEX) | 13th Round, 2015 Draft | .305/.373/.582 | 11 HR | 34 RBI

Second Base

Olivier Basabe Tri-City (SD) | Free Agent | .309/.365/.496 | 4 HR | 24 RBI

Connor Kopach Everett (SEA) | 25th Round, 2018 Draft | .293/.380/.423 | 8 2B | 15 RBI

Third Base

Diosbel Arias Spokane (TEX) | Free Agent | .352/.438/.508 | 3 HR | 23 RBI

Danny Edgeworth Boise (COL) | 23rd Round, 2017 Draft | .264/.310/.358 | 12 2B | 25 RBI

Shortstop

Owen Miller Tri-City (SD) | 3rd Round, 2018 Draft | .333/.372/.440 | 2 HR | 18 RBI

Terrin Vavra Boise (COL) | 3rd Round, 2018 Draft | .325/.407/.400 | 26 H | 14 RBI

Outfielders

Diego Rincones Salem-Keizer (SF) | Free Agent | .360/.386/.520 | 4 HR | 20 RBI

Tanner Kirwer Vancouver (TOR) | 20th Round, 2017 Draft | .315/.358/.476 | 19 SB | 10 RBI

Josh Stowers Everett (SEA) | 2nd Round, 2018 Draft | .274/.383/.484 | 4 HR | 20 RBI

Griffin Conine Vancouver (TOR) | 2nd Round, 2018 Draft | .256/.326/.479 | 5 HR | 18 RBI

Daniel Jipping Boise (COL) | 22nd Round, 2017 Draft | .289/.403/.500 | 6 HR | 18 RBI

Designated Hitter

Andy Yerzy Hillsboro (AZ) | 2nd Round, 2016 Draft | .333/.382/.472 | 4 HR | 22 RBI

Pitchers

Henry Henry Tri-City (SD) | Free Agent | 4-1/2.95 ERA/34 K

Hans Crouse Spokane (TEX) | 2nd Round, 2017 Draft | 4-1/2.45 ERA/41 K Brailyn Marquez Eugene (CHC) | Free Agent | 1-3/3.77 ERA/34 K

Michael Plassmeyer Everett (SEA) | 4th Round, 2018 Draft | 0-2/1.84 ERA/27 K

Emmanuel Clase Spokane (TEX) | Free Agent | 1-1/1.17 ERA/17 K/7 SV

Jesus Tona Salem-Keizer (SF) | Free Agent | 0-1/0.47 ERA/27 K/6 SV

Jordan Guerrero Tri-City (SD) | 6th Round, 2015 Draft | 0-1/0.00 ERA/18 K/4 SV

Jheyson Caraballo Everett (SEA) | Free Agent | 4-1/3.35 ERA/29 K

Gregory Santos Salem-Keizer (SF) | Free Agent | 2-2/3.16 ERA/35 K

Dan Dallas Tri-City (SD) | 7th Round, 2016 Draft | 1-1/1.93 ERA/38 K

Josh Green Hillsboro (AZ) | 14th Round, 2018 Draft | 2-0/0.50 ERA/5 SV

Cobi Johnson Vancouver (TOR) | 30th Round, 2018 Draft | 1-0/2.37 ERA/20 K/5 SV

Jeffrey Passantino Eugene (CHC) | 40th Round, 2017 Draft | 4-0/3.06 ERA/31 K




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