A baseball player from Spokane is making a return to Avista Stadium. Hunter Dryden, referred to as the "Spokane kid", is part of the San Francisco Giants organization. Further information about his return to Avista Stadium can be found in The Spokesman-Review.
Details about Hunter Dryden's background and his current role with the San Francisco Giants organization are available from the same source.
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