Northwest League Manager of the Year Freddie Ocasio and the rest of the 2011 Tri-City Dust Devils coaching staff will return in 2012.
Tim Wheeler, Chad Bettis, and Edwar Cabrera are just a few of the former Dust Devils featured as Colorado Rockies' Minor League All-Stars on MiLB.com.
The Tri-City Dust Devils fell one win short of winning the first Northwest League championship in franchise history, losing the deciding game of the NWL Championship Series at Vancouver Sunday afternoon. Despite the loss, the 2011 season will undoubtedly be regarded as the most successful in the team's 11-year history.
The Tri-City Dust Devils set two team records in their final regular season game, but neither was accomplished on the field. They were set in the stands. The Dust Devils broke the team record for single game attendance, drawing a crowd of 3,811, who watched Tri-City beat the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes, 3-1.
Jared Simon lined a two-run home run over the left field fence in the bottom of the seventh to give the Tri-City Dust Devils the final runs they would need in a 3-1 victory over the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes.
- Chris King Introduced as Voice of the Dust Devils
- Tri-City Coaching Staff to Return in 2012
- Dust Devils Announce 2012 Schedule
- Ebert Named Executive of the Year
- Success On and Off Field in 2011 for Dust Devils
- Vancouver Takes Series Opener
- Dust Devils Complete Sweep
- Dust Devils Open with a Win
- Fans Set Record In Season Finale Win
- Long Balls Help Clinch Second Half Title
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- * 1st half division winner
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- & Wild card winner
- @ Clinched playoff spot
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