Tri-City Dust Devils
Year MLB team Record Finish Manager
1979 Phillies ( 8 yrs . ) 43-28 1st Tom Harmon
1980 Phillies ( 8 yrs . ) 31-39 7th P. J. Carey
1981 Phillies ( 8 yrs . ) 31-39 5th P. J. Carey
1982 Phillies ( 8 yrs . ) 30-40 5th Roly de Armas
1983 Phillies ( 8 yrs . ) 32-37 6th Jay Wild
1984 Phillies ( 8 yrs . ) 38-36 4th Ramón Avilés
1985 Phillies ( 8 yrs . ) 39-35 3rd ( t ) P. J. Carey
1986 Phillies ( 8 yrs . ) 21-53 8th Ed Pebley
1987 Co-op 33-42 5th Mel Roberts
1988 Angels ( 2 yrs . ) 38-38 5th ( t ) Don Long
1989 Angels ( 2 yrs . ) 33-42 6th Don Long
1990 Co-op ( 2 yrs . ) 29-47 8th Mike Bubalo
1991 Co-op ( 2 yrs . ) 30-46 7th Bill Stein
1992 Rockies ( 3 yrs . ) 43-33 1st ( t ) Gene Glynn
1993 Rockies ( 3 yrs . ) 35-41 6th ( t ) Howie Bedell
1994 Rockies ( 3 yrs . ) 29-47 8th Rudy Jaramillo
Season records -- Bend
The Tri-City Dust Devils are a minor league baseball team in the northwest United States, based in Pasco, Washington. The team's first season was in 2001, moving up the Columbia River from Portland, Oregon. A member of the short-season Class A Northwest League, the Dust Devils are a farm team of the San Diego Padres. The Devils play their home games at Gesa Stadium, which opened in 1995 and has a seating capacity of 3,654. The games are carried on the radio on Newstalk 870 AM KFLD and on their website. The club had a long affiliation with the Colorado Rockies, which ended after the 2014 season.