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Spokane Indians cling to first place in the Northwest League’s second half with a 20-16 record, facing a pivotal showdown at home against powerhouse Eugene — champs of the first half and loaded with top prospects like 19-year-old Jhonny Level (15 HR, 70 RBI) and local star Hunter Dryden. Spokane’s own Tevin Tucker lit up the bats last week with a .400 average, a grand slam, and stolen bases, while pitchers Jordy Vargas and Bryson Hammer showed promise despite mixed results. The team’s roster is in flux, with moves like Roynier Hernandez’s demotion and uncertain return, while others like Roldy Brito and Robert Calaz are finding their footing — or struggling — amid injuries to key arms Brody Brecht and Max Belyeu. With every game now critical, Spokane must navigate chaos and injuries to hold onto their championship hopes.

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