
Spokane Drops Game 1 to Vancouver
August 21, 2015 - Northwest League (NWL1)
Spokane Indians News Release
SPOKANE, Wash. - The Indians could never make it back from back-to-back three-run innings from the Canadians, as Spokane lost 6-3 to Vancouver in front of 4,917 fans and Avista Stadium on Thursday night. It was Kids Night & OTTO's Birthday, presented by Cloverdale Foods, 103.9 BOB FM, 790 The Eagle and Family Guide.
Vancouver got to Indians starter Joe Palumbo in the fifth inning, scoring three runs on three straight two-out singles. Palumbo exited the game with two strikeouts, two walks and a 2.92 ERA. Kohsuke Tomita relieved in the sixth, but was pulled after allowing the second three-spot to Vancouver after collecting only two outs. Ashton Perritt allowed one hit with a strikeout in the next 1.1 innings.
LeDarious Clark collected his league-leading sixth triple in the fifth inning as he hit Yeyson Yrizarri home. Yrizarri finished 3-for-4, extending his season-high hit streak to an impressive 11 games.
In the fourth, after Jamie Potts hit a deep fly ball to left, Spokane scored the game's first run when Leon Byrd Jr., just barely escaped the tag at the plate from Vancouver catcher Josh Reavis.
Ti'Quan Forbes finished 2-for-4, both hits being infield singles. The third baseman has hit safely in seven of his past 10 games to raise his batting average to .244.
The team returns home tomorrow, Friday, August 21st for another game of Spokane Indians Baseball, presented by Toyota, The Big 99.9 Coyote Country, 700 ESPN and The Current. For tickets, call the Spokane Indians Ticket Office at (509) 343-OTTO (6886)! Click here for tickets!
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