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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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The king of local TV sports, Dennis Patchin bids farewell with his trademark Hawaiian shirt, a still-spicy attitude and an incredible legacy

What? Dinner in front of the tube with no place setting for Dennis Patchin? Chiefs highlights and Zags recaps without his brisk narration? No more of him giving high school touchdowns the Super Bowl treatment and making B tournament 3-pointers sound so improbable you'd think it was Steph Curry bringing home the gold? The nightly sports without a whisper – not that he ever relied on that volume setting – of Dennis Patchin? OK, altogether now: Are you kidding me?

Sports >  Spokane Indians

Colorado Rockies pitcher Antonio Senzatela takes next step in rehab; Spokane Indians fall to Vancouver 9-4

With the Spokane Indians playing at the High-A level, Spokane’s relative proximity to Denver, and the revamped clubhouse, commissary and workout areas at Avista Stadium, MLB rehab assignments from the parent club Colorado Rockies may become more commonplace. On Sunday, the Indians had their second such appearance of the season, with big league pitcher Antonio Senzatela joining the roster.
Sports >  Spokane Indians

GJ Hill provides offensive spark, Spokane Indians blank Vancouver 3-0

A 132-game baseball season spans 5 1/2 months and in the Pacific Northwest can involve each of the four seasons. To say it’s a grind is an understatement – especially since a large percentage of the players assigned to High-A are adjusting to the rigors of playing in their first full season in professional baseball or are recent draft picks just getting their feet wet after exhausting their amateur status.