For the Indianapolis Indians, this home series seems never-ending. On Saturday night, they hosted the Columbus Clippers for the second doubleheader in three days. It marks games four and five that the two teams will play against each other in a ten game stretch – they have one more game at Victory Field before the All-Star break and then a four game series in Columbus.

The Durham Bulls are atop of the International League South Division, a position the Indianapolis Indians hold in the International League West Division. On Tuesday night, the two first place teams faced off in Durham and thanks to a dominate performance by The Tribe’s Nick Kingham the Indians won 2-1.

Indianapolis Indians started off their 10 games in 10 days road trip with two wins, before defeating the Norfolk Tides on Sunday in the 12th inning and then losing the series finale on Monday. Tribe starter Casey Sadler was looking to extend his career-high win streak from four to five, but the Tides kept the game close answering run for run until the 12th when the Indians walked away with a 5-4 victory.

Adam Wilk won his third consecutive game for the Indianapolis Indians as he pitched his third straight quality outing against the Norfolk Tides on Saturday evening.

Jake Brigham was reinstated from the disabled list to start for the Indianapolis Indians in their first game of the road trip against the Norfolk Tides. It was a pitcher’s duel as Brigham and Tides’ starter Nick Additon held the other team to no runs until the fourth. It was during that single inning that both pitchers gave up a single run, but both runs were unearned. The game remained tied until the ninth when the Tides’ scored to end the game.

After winning the first two games against the Durham Bulls, the Indianapolis Indians split the series before hosting the Gwinnett Braves for four games to complete an eight-game home stand.

For Indianapolis Indians rookie starter A.J Morris, Thursday night’s 4-o victory over the Durham Bulls was special. Not only was Morris appearing in front of the Tribe’s home crowd at Victory Field for the first time, but he pitched so spectacularly that he earned a complete-game shutout win.

It was another one-run difference for the Indianapolis Indians on Wednesday night when they defeated the Durham Bulls, 2-1, at Victory Field. The start time had been delayed 29 minutes due to rain that was passing through Indianapolis, but that didn’t stop the Tribe’s win streak which is now at four games.

Four words to start a tweet – that’s how Indianapolis Indians right fielder and the Pittsburgh Pirates’ top prospect Gregory Polanco announced that he’d be in the Majors.

The Indianapolis Indians scored three runs in the first inning and starter Jay Jackson gave up one run in the third as the Tribe won their second game in a row against the Lehigh Valley IronPigs.