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The Indianapolis Indians announced game times for their 125th season in 2027. The season opens Friday, March 26 at 4:05 PM at the Toledo Mud Hens; the regular season home opener at Victory Field is Tuesday, April 6 vs. the Iowa Cubs with first pitch at 6:35 PM. Key home dates include Mother’s Day (May 9, 1:35 PM), Memorial Day (May 31, 6:35 PM) and Independence Day (July 4, 7:05 PM). The club is accepting deposits for group and premium ticket packages and directs inquiries to IndyIndians.com and the Victory Field Box Office.
Indianapolis Indians Charities announced that the Indiana Youth Institute awarded a $50,000 grant to support expanded access to baseball and softball for underserved youth. The organization said the funding will help remove financial and logistical barriers, provide equipment, safe play spaces, quality coaching, and build community partnerships. The grant will also support wraparound services—academic, workforce readiness, mentorship, and family stability—so sports participation can serve as a gateway to broader opportunities and long-term success.
The Indianapolis Indians announced they were named the International League finalist for two 2026 MiLB End of Year Awards and will be recognized at the MiLB End of Year Awards Show on October 13 in Louisville. The organization highlighted its season-long community and culture programming for the Driving Diversity Forward Award and its partnership with the Indiana State Fair — including an Indians gift shop, wiffleball field, and State Fair Foods Week (Aug. 4–9) — for the Golden Bobblehead: Local Partner Activation.
The Indianapolis Indians announced they were honored by the Downtown Indy Alliance with a Lifetime Achievement award recognizing 30 years at Victory Field and the club’s lasting legacy of impact, tradition, and community in Downtown Indianapolis. The recognition was presented at the 2026 State of Downtown, where the Indians and three other organizations received Champion Awards. Indians Chairman Bruce Schumacher, President & CEO Randy Lewandowski, and front office staff accepted the award; photos of the event were noted as available.
