One of the popular promotions at Victory Field is “Signature Saturdays.” The Indianapolis Indians hosted former Cincinnati Reds outfielder Eric Davis on April 26 prior to a game against the Syracuse Chiefs.

Davis had a short stint with the Indians in 1983. He appeared in 19 games with the Tribe, batting .299 (23-for-77) with 18 runs, seven homers, 19 RBIs and nine steals.

The Indianapolis Indians dropped the final game of the four-game road series against the Toledo Mud Hens on Friday night, by a score of 6-7 in the 11th inning.

Gregory Polanco continues to impress for the Indianapolis Indians. This time it was against the Toledo Mud Hens on Thursday night.

In the Tribe’s 7-5 victory, Polanco was 3-for-4 and was just a triple shy of hitting for the cycle. Thursday night was his 11th multi-hit game of the season.

The Indianapolis Indians turned to Jay Jackson for a spot start against the Toledo Mud Hens on Wednesday night.

Jackson’s pitching was on-point, but what happened with the Tribe’s offense hasn’t happened this season as they were held scoreless by the Mud Hens in an 0-2 shutout loss.

An impressive start by pitcher Casey Sadler and another phenomenal performance by Gregory Polanco helped lift the Indianapolis Indians in a wild 11-6 victory over the Toledo Mud Hens on Tuesday night.

The Indianapolis Indians, the only Pittsburgh Pirates affiliate team to play on Easter Sunday, earned their first series loss of the season to the Louisville Bats, as they were defeated 4-2 on Saturday and 5-1 on Sunday before earning the extra-inning walk-off victory on Monday night.

It seems as though the Bats are the team that is most difficult for the Tribe to beat at home – pulling out Monday night’s victory by the skin of their teeth, after dropping games one and two of the series.

Thanks to a stellar outing by starter Brandon Cumpton on Friday night, the Indianapolis Indians are now 11-3 on the season. Cumpton pitched seven scoreless innings in the Indians 9-2 victory over the Louisville Bats.

It took two big innings for the Indianapolis Indians to earn their 10th victory of the season, as they beat the Louisville Bats 6-2 on Thursday night. The first inning was a score-fest. The Tribe scored three runs to start off the game, but the Bats answered with two of their own. The first five Tribe batters reached base, with GregoryRead more

The Indianapolis Indians were unable to battle back on Wednesday night as the Louisville Bats handed the Tribe their second straight loss by a score of 7-3. Chris Dickerson led the game off with a home run, but the Bats answered immediately with a leadoff home run of their own in the bottom half of the inning.

The Indianapolis Indians can’t win every game this season, but until their 10-9 loss to the Columbus Clippers on Sunday it felt like they might. The Tribe, like in many of the other games this season, scored first. They like to make their offensive presence known early in the game. On Sunday, it was with a two-run first inning. AndrewRead more

An Indianapolis Indians game is a must-see for the spring/summer. As the Indians found themselves with their ninth victory and second series sweep of the season with 6-3 win over the Toledo Mud Hens, it  can be said that great baseball is being played in the city. The Tribe headed into Saturday night’s match-up on a three gameRead more

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indianapolis Indians are proving early on that it will be difficult for any other team to compete for the International League (IL) West Division championship. Friday night’s 6-4 victory over the Toledo Mud Hens gave them their eighth victory of the season and the best record in the IL.

The rain had just started and the 14,004 fans in attendance for the Indianapolis Indians Opening Night were leaving their seats. In a tied game with the Toledo Mud Hens and one man on and one out in the bottom of the ninth, the Tribe’s Chris Dickerson drove in the winning run.

The Indianapolis Indians picked up their sixth win of the season on Wednesday night against the Toledo Mud Hens. It was a battle of the bats, as hitters from both teams combined for 20 hits and 14 runs in the Tribe’s 8-6 victory.

The weather delayed another game for the Indianapolis Indians on Monday night, forcing the Indians into their second double-header of the season. They split the outing with the Toledo Mud Hens – winning game one 6-4 and losing game two 6-8.

The Indianapolis Indians are on a roll completing the four game sweep over the Columbus Clippers on Sunday with an 8-3 victory.

The Indianapolis Indians carried their momentum from Friday night’s extra inning victory into Saturday’s doubleheader, sweeping the Columbus Clippers by final scores of 4-0 and 5-4.

Due to rain, the Indianapolis Indians’ Opening Day victory was a day late. The back-to-back International League West Divisionchampions defeated the Columbus Clippers 2-1.

It’s no April Fool’s joke – the Indianapolis Indians‘ season is just two days away. With that comes the official announcement of the Indians 2014 Opening Day roster.

Action will always occur at home plate. It is the job of the Indianapolis Indians catchers, like former Indians Tony Sanchez and Lucas May, to protect the plate at all costs because the whole point of the game is for runners to get home.