Another day, another accolade for Griffin Herring. MLB Pipeline announced its end of season award winners on Monday, with the Spokane Indians southpaw earning a spot on their All-MiLB Prospect First Team as the top left-handed starting pitcher in Minor League Baseball. Originally selected in the sixth-round of the 2024

The regular season might be over, but the accolades keep rolling in for Griffin Herring. The talented southpaw — who joined the Indians in August after being acquired by the Rockies at the trade deadline — was named one of three finalists for MiLB Pitching Prospect of the Year after

APRIL: The Indians dropped two of three in their opening series to eventual champion Everett before splitting their next four series against Vancouver, Hillsboro, Eugene, and Tri-City (the team would affectionally refer to themselves as the ‘Spokane Splitters’). The team – and the circuit as a whole – enjoyed incredible

The numbers don't lie—it was another unforgettable season for the Spokane Indians! 264,416 - The number of fans at Avista Stadium this season (most since the ballpark opened in 1958) 6,840 - The largest single-game crowd of the year 7 - The number of walk-off wins in 2025 6 -

Griffin Herring's first month in the Rockies organization could not have gone much better. Minor League Baseball™ (MiLB™) announced today the Player and Pitcher of the Month Award winners for August in Major League Baseball’s player development system, with the Spokane Indians southpaw earning Northwest League Pitcher of the Month

Minor League Baseball announced the Player and Pitcher of the Month Award winners for April in Major League Baseball’s player development system.