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Spokane River Rats Win Top Spot in Pacific West Sunday, August 9th, 1998 The Spokane River Rats are champions of the Pacific West, but don't plan the parade quite yet. "It's a nice accomplishment, but we haven't done anything until we win the World Series," said starting pitcher Bobby M Jones. "We're going to celebrate this for sure, but the real celebration is still to come for fans in Spokane." The club's record currently sits at 70-50. It is the team's 2nd division title and they will be seeking the franchise's 1st Hugg Baseball League championship. The team manager said they will take some time to celebrate the division title, but then it's "back to work" for members of the team and coaching staff. |
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