Giants. In a further change, they were organized into the High-A West along with five other teams previously of the Northwest League. Eugene ended the 2021 season in first place with a 69–50 record. They then defeated the Spokane Indians, 3–1, to win the High-A West championship. In 2022, the High-A West became known as the Northwest League, the name historically used by the regional circuit prior to the 2021 reorganization. In 2019, the Emeralds unveiled their "Monarcas de Eugene" on-field identity as part of minor league baseball's "Copa de Diversion." The Emeralds have begun the process of looking for a new stadium to compete in. Due to the promotion to the High-A level as well as a longer season of baseball, PK Park has no longer become an option to play in. Team officials have begun discussing with Lane County officials about looking at the feasibility of constructing a new stadium located at the Lane Events Center. Playoffs 1974: Defeated Bellingham 2–1 to win league championship. 1975: Defeated Portland 2–0 to win league championship. 1979: Lost to Grays Harbor 1–0 in finals. 1980: Declared co-champion with Bellingham. 1985: Lost to Everett 1–0 in finals. 1986: Lost to Bellingham 1–0 in finals. 1996: Lost to Yakima 2–0 in finals. 2000: Lost to Yakima 3–2 in finals. 2011: Lost to Vancouver 2–1 in semifinals. 2016: Defeated Hillsboro 2–1 in semifinals; defeated Everett 2–1 to win league championship. 2017: Defeated Hillsboro 2–0 in semifinals; Lost to Vancouver 3–1 in finals. 2018: Defeated Hillsboro 2–0 in semifinals; defeated Spokane 3–0 to win league championship. 2021: Defeated Spokane 3–1 to win league championship. 2022: Defeated Vancouver 3-0 to win league championship. Notable alumni Hall of Fame alumni Jim Bunning (1973, MGR) Inducted, 1996 Mike Schmidt (1972) Inducted, 1995 Notable alumni Jesús Alou (1961) Adbert Alzolay (2015) Rubén Amaro (1971) 1964 Gold Glove Matt Andriese (2011) Kevin Appier (1987) MLB All-Star Jason Bartlett (2001) 2009 AL All-Star Anthony Bass (2008) Bob Boone (1972) 4 x MLB All-Star Larry Bowa (1969) 5 x MLB All-Star; 2001 NL Manager of the Year Tim Byrdak (1994) José Cardenal (1961) Lance Carter (1994) 2003 AL All-Star Dylan Cease (2016) Bruce Chen (1996) Adam Cimber (2013) Franchy Cordero (2014) Juan Cruz (1999) Eric Davis (1980–1981) 2 x MLB All-Star Mark DeRosa (1996) Rob Dibble (1983) 2 x MLB All-Star, 1990 NLCS MVP Alex Dickerson (2014) Dick Dietz (1962) Denny Doyle