keep purple as their team color. However, when the Dust Devils took the field they donned navy and khaki. The colors were derived from the local topography. "If you drive through the Tri-Cities there three main things you’ll notice, it’s in the desert, so the sky is huge, it’s big sky country, and that’s obviously blue; the Columbia River is the main geographic feature, and that’s a deep, dark blue; and the hills are kind of a brown, khaki color." Ballpark The Dust Devils play their home games at Gesa Stadium, which opened in 1995 as Tri-City Stadium. Upon the arrival of the Dust Devils in 2001 the stadium was changed from its original name to Dust Devil Stadium. The stadium has a seating capacity of 3,654. Season-by-season record Roster Notable alumni Andy Ashby (1986) 2 x MLB All-Star Clint Barmes (2000) Charlie Blackmon (2008, 2012) 3 x MLB All-Star; 2017 NL Batting Title Shawn Chacon (1996) MLB All-Star Aaron Cook (1998) MLB All-Star Craig Counsell (1992) Gary Disarcina (1988) MLB All-Star Damion Easley (1989) MLB All-Star Jim Edmonds (1988) 4 x MLB All-Star Chone Figgins (1998) MLB All-Star Ty France (2015) MLB All-Star Jeff Francis (2002) Julio Franco (1979) 3 x MLB All-Star; 1991 AL Batting Title Jason Grimsley (1985) Brad Hawpe (2000) MLB All-Star Chris James (1982) Jason Jennings (1999) 2002 NL Rookie of the Year Mike Maddux (1982) Quinton McCracken (1992) Neifi Pérez (1993) Juan Pierre (1998) Tim Salmon (1989) 1993 AL Rookie of the Year Juan Samuel (1980) 3 x MLB All-Star Rick Schu (1981) Trevor Story (2014) MLB All-Star Pedro Strop (2004–2005) Fernando Tatis, Jr. (2016) John Thomson (2000) Jake Westbrook (1996) MLB All-Star Russell Wilson (2010) NFL Quarterback Former players Tri-City Dust Devils players (2001–present) References External links Statistics from Baseball-Reference Sports in the Tri-Cities, Washington Professional baseball teams in Washington (state) Colorado Rockies minor league affiliates Los Angeles Angels minor league affiliates San Diego Padres minor league affiliates Pasco, Washington Northwest League teams High-A West teams