The Columbus Clippers are the Triple-A affiliate of the <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/sports/cleveland-guardians">Cleveland Guardians</a> and a Minor League Baseball (IL) team. They are based in Columbus, Ohio, and named after the Swift Clippers commercial sailing boats. Since 2009, Huntington Park has served as the team's home field. From 1977 to 2008, they were regulars at Cooper Stadium.

In 1977, the Clippers joined the Triple-A International League. They were moved to the Triple-A East in 2021 as part of MLB's reorganization of Minor League Baseball. In 2022, the division was called the IL. They were affiliated with the <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/sports/new-york-yankees">New York Yankees</a> for 28 years (1979–2006), during which time they won seven Illinois League championships. 

After the 2020 season, Major League Baseball took over Minor League Baseball to raise player compensation, update facility requirements, and cut down on travel. The Clippers kept their connection with the Cleveland Indians and were grouped into the Triple-A East. Following Major League Baseball's 2021 restructuring, the Triple-A East formally became the International League in 2022, a term previously used by the regional circuit.

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The Indianapolis Indians play in the International League (IL) and are the <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/sports/pittsburgh-pirates">Pittsburgh Pirates'</a> Triple-A club. Their home field, Victory Field, first completed in 1996, is situated in Indianapolis, Indiana, where they play games. The Indians' past home stadiums included two iterations of Washington Park (from 1902 to 1931) and Owen J. Bush Stadium (1931–1996).

Two times (1963 and 2000), the Indians have been crowned International League champions. In addition to their one Triple-A World Series victory in 2000, they have won two Junior World Series (1949 and 1956), two Triple-A Classics (1988 and 1989), and two Little World Series (1917 and 1928).

The Indians were assigned to the Triple-A Eastern Conference in 2021 as part of MLB's reorganization of the Minor League Baseball system. Their Professional Development License was also renewed with Pittsburgh till 2030. The league title was determined not by playoffs but by the club with the greatest regular-season record.

During the year 2022, the Triple-A East was renamed the International League, which was the moniker that had been traditionally utilized by the regional circuit previous to the reorganization that took place in 2021.

Indianapolis Indians

The Iowa Cubs are a Triple-A affiliate of the <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/sports/chicago-cubs">Chicago Cubs</a>, competing in Minor League Baseball within the International League. They are based in Des Moines, Iowa and named for the MLB affiliate they represent. Principal Park, formerly Sec Taylor Stadium (1969–1991), has been the home field of the Chicago Cubs since 1992.

The Iowa Oaks were formed in 1969 as a Triple-A American Association team. By 1982, <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/regions/iowa">Iowa</a> had adopted the Cubs' name. They moved to the Pacific Coast League in 1998 when the American Association folded after the 1997 season. When the Oakland Athletics' Triple-A affiliate, the Iowa Oaks of the American Association (AA), started playing in 1969, the capital city of Iowa became the site of minor league baseball at its highest level. 

Sec Taylor Stadium, situated near the mouth of the Raccoon River and the confluence of the Des Moines River, was their home field since its 1947 opening. The Cubs were moved to the International League from the Triple-A East in 2022 as part of MLB's reorganization of Minor League Baseball in 2021. The 1993 American Association championship is the sole league title in the franchise's history.

Iowa Cubs

Louisville Bats

Omaha Storm Chasers

The St. Paul Saints are an International League Minor League Baseball team and the Minnesota Twins' Triple-A affiliate. They played at CHS Field in Saint Paul, Minnesota, which debuted in 2015. They used to play their home games at Midway Stadium between 1993 and 2014.

The Saints became the first major league baseball team to sign a woman after the segregation era ended on May 31, 1997. For 30 games out of the bullpen, pitcher Ila Borders contributed before being sent away.

From 2015–19, the Saints averaged over 8,000 attendees every regular season at CHS Field, making them the most popular team in the American Association. On May 4, 2021, at <a href="https://www.ticketsonsale.com/venues/werner-park">Werner Park</a> in Papillion, Nebraska, the Saints played their first game as a member of the Minnesota Twins and lost 8-2 to the Omaha Storm Chasers. With a final record of 61-59, St. Paul finished its campaign in third place within the Midwestern Division.

The Triple-A East received the name International League following the 2021 reorganization, which the regional circuit had previously used. The Goldklang Organization sold the franchise to Diamond Baseball Holdings in March 2023 for an unknown amount. The <a href="https://www.ticketsonsale.com/sports/iowa-cubs">Iowa Cubs</a> and the Wichita Wind Surge, the Class AA affiliate of the <a href="https://www.ticketsonsale.com/sports/minnesota-twins">Minnesota Twins</a>, are two of the many minor league clubs owned by Diamond Baseball Holdings.

St. Paul Saints

Toledo Mud Hens is another famous American team that is a prominent Triple-A affiliate of the Detroit <a href="https://www.ticketsonsale.com/sports/detroit-tigers">Tigers</a> in Minor League Baseball's International League. The Hens were previously known as Toledo Sox (1953–1955), Toledo Iron Men (1916–1918), and Toledo Blue Stockings (1883–1885). The team plays its home games at Fifth Third Field. Ned Skeldon Stadium (1965–2001) used to be the formal home venue for the team. Hens is based in Toledo, Ohio. Since 1896, the Mud Hens team has competed in Toledo, including 50 years as a part of the now-defunct American Association. The franchise that exists now was started in 1965. In 2021, they entered Triple-A East, which in 2022 changed its name to the International League.

In 1896 and 1897, the Hens won in the Interstate League playoffs. In 1937,1943, and 1944, Toledo, which participated in the American Association, advanced to the semifinals. They swept the regular season and the semifinal game against the Louisville Colonels 4-3 in 1953, but they fell to the Kansas City Blues 4-3 in the championship game.

<a href="https://www.ticketsonsale.com/sports/columbus-clippers">Columbus Clippers</a> and <a href="https://www.ticketsonsale.com/sports/indianapolis-indians">Indianapolis Indians</a> are the two rivalries of the team. Muddy and Muddonna is the official mascot of the team. Hens are owned and operated by Toledo Mud Hens Baseball Club (a non-profit corporation). Erik Ibsen is the current general manager of the team. The official uniform colors of the team include navy, red, white, and gold.

Toledo Mud Hens

The Buffalo Bisons (also known as the Herd) are a Minor League Baseball club in the International League and the <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/regions/toronto">Toronto</a> Blue Jays' Triple-A affiliate. With the biggest capacity of any Triple-A stadium, <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/venues/sahlen-field">Sahlen Field</a>, located in Buffalo, New York, is where the club plays its home games.

The present Bisons organization took over the legacy of earlier clubs that used the name in 1979. These included the 1879–1885 Buffalo Bisons major league team and the 1886–1970 Buffalo Bisons minor league team. In 1985, the franchise began honoring previous players, managers, and contributions to baseball in Buffalo by establishing the Buffalo Baseball Hall of Fame.

The Bisons became a member of the newly established Triple-A East in 2021 after the International League was dissolved and Major League Baseball reorganized Minor League Baseball. In Trenton, New Jersey's Thunder Ballpark was the site of the Bisons' 2021 season opener since Sahlen Field was undergoing repairs and the Blue Jays were using the stadium. The Bisons were re-admitted to the International League in 2022, when the historical league names were reinstated.

Buffalo Bisons

The International League (IL)'s Lehigh Valley IronPigs are the Triple-A affiliate of the <a href="https://www.ticketsonsale.com/sports/philadelphia-phillies">Philadelphia Phillies</a> in Minor League Baseball. Their name alludes to the fact that the Lehigh Valley area of Pennsylvania is famous for producing pig iron, which is utilized in producing steel. They may be found in Allentown. <a href="https://www.ticketsonsale.com/venues/coca-cola-park">Coca-Cola Park</a> in Allentown is where the IronPigs play their home games.

Coca-Cola Park's capacity of 10,100 was quickly reached in August 2022 when Phillies' star right fielder Bryce Harper was designated to the IronPigs as part of the final step in his rehabilitation stint in his comeback from a fractured thumb. Harper hit two home runs for the IronPigs in a game against the Stripers on August 23.

All of the IronPigs' home games are televised, which is unusual for a team at the minor league level. The IronPigs' games are broadcast on SEN (The Service Electric Network). This local cable channel reaches a wide audience in the Lehigh Valley and beyond, including Warren and Hunterdon Counties in northwest New Jersey.

Lehigh Valley IronPigs

The Rochester Red Wings is an American Minor League Baseball team of the Triple-A East and the Triple-A affiliate of the Washington Nationals. The team was founded in 1899. From 1929 to 1996, The Red Wings played its home games at Silver Stadium and shifted to Frontier Field in 1997. The team also holds the record for the longest professional baseball game. The Red Wings is owned and operated by Rochester Community Baseball, Inc.

Previous names of the Rochester Red Wings were Rochester Bronchos (1899-1907), Rochester Hustlers (1908-1920), Rochester Colts (1921), and Rochester Tribe (1922-1928). The official color theme of the Red Wings’ uniform includes white, yellow, black, and red. Spikes and Mittsy is currently the mascots for the team. The team has won overall 19 league titles in 1899, 1901, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1939, 1952, 1955, 1956, 1964, 1971, 1974, 1988, 1990, and 1997. The current general manager of the Red Wings is Dan Mason, whereas Matthew LeCroy is the current manager.

Some of the notable former on-field staff and players of the Rochester Red Wings include Walter Alston, Joe Altobelli, Brady Anderson, Bob Bailor, Jason Bartlett, Sammy Baugh, Don Baylor, Steve Bechler, Mark Belanger, Paul Blair, Curt Blefary, Mike Boddicker, Ken Boyer, Al Bumbry, Enos Cabell, Allie Clark, Ripper Collins, Terry Crowley, and Michael Cuddyer.

Rochester Red Wings

Scranton Wilkes Barre RailRiders

The Syracuse Mets are a Minor League Baseball club in the International League. They are the New York Mets' Triple-A affiliate. The Syracuse, New York-based team plays its home games at <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/venues/nbt-bank-stadium">NBT Bank Stadium</a>, which opened in 1997 and can hold 10,815 spectators. The Mets take their name from the New York Mets, who own and operate the team's big league affiliate.

The Syracuse Chiefs were the team's name mostly from 1934–1996 and again from 2007–2018; the Syracuse SkyChiefs were from 1997–2006. In October 2018, the team changed its name to the Syracuse Mets. For the first time in team history, the Syracuse Mets finished a game on August 29, 2021, tied with the Rochester Red Wings.

The game on August 29, 2021, was a unique one for the Syracuse Mets. It was halted due to rain after a 40-minute delay, which began in the bottom of the seventh inning with the score tied at 3. This rare occurrence led to the game being considered a draw, as neither club would face the other again that year. This was a unique event in the team's history. After a name change in 2021, the Triple-A East resumed its previous moniker as the International League in 2022.

Syracuse Mets

The Worcester Red Sox play in the American Appearance League. Its inception year is 2021. The team's home field is called Polar Park. White, yellow, red, and blue are the primary colors of their uniforms. The Boston Red Sox's mascots are Woofster and Smiley Ball. Currently, Larry Lucchino and his business partners run the team as owners. Charles Steinberg will take over as president in 2023. Chad Tracy manages the team. 

Some games were played under the team name "Los Wepas de Worcester" in honor of the Minor League Baseball event Copa de la Diversión, which honored Hispanic and Latin American culture. The team won the last Copa de la Diversión series match in December 2021, earning them the  "Fun Cup" champions.

The Triple-A East was rebranded as the International League in 2022, the previous moniker for the regional circuit before the minor leagues were restructured in 2021. The 2022 WooSox utilized 75 players, the most of any Red Sox Triple-A squad. The previous record holders, the Pawtucket Red Sox, used 70 players in 1995 and 2006.

Worcester Red Sox

The Charlotte Knights play Triple-A for the <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/sports/chicago-white-sox">Chicago White Sox</a> of Minor League Baseball's International League. They play at <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/venues/truist-field-charlotte">Truist Field</a> in Uptown Charlotte, which debuted in 2014 and are based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Before playing at Knights Stadium (1990-2013), the squad played in Knights Park (1976-1988) and Knights Castle (1989). Major League Baseball's reorganization of Minor League Baseball in 2021 relocated the Knights to the Triple-A East, which became the International League the following year.

The Triple-A East was renamed the International League in 2022, the previous moniker for the regional circuit before the 2021 reorganization. The Knights announced their new logo and clothing for the 2023 season. They added blue to their gold, silver, and black color scheme to differentiate themselves from the <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/sports/carolina-panthers">Carolina Panthers</a>, <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/sports/charlotte-fc">Charlotte FC</a>, and <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/sports/charlotte-hornets">Charlotte Hornets</a>, all playing in the same city. The "C" on their caps has also been updated to reflect the new design of the knight's helmet.

Charlotte Knights

The Triple-A Durham Bulls represent the Tampa Bay Rays in Minor League Baseball as a member of the International League. Originally forming in 1902 as the Durham Tobacconists of the North Carolina League, the club has since folded and reformed several times. Durham Bulls, dormant for ten years, returned in 1913 and competed in the North Carolina State League until 1917. You'll notice that white, black, burnt orange and blue are all staples of their uniform. The Bulls' mascot is known as Wool E. Bull.

The Bulls had played in the Triple-A East since their promotion in 2021; however, after reorganizing the league, the East was rebranded as the International League in 2022. The 2022 Bulls, led by manager Brady Williams, finished first in the Eastern Division with an 86-64 record. They went on to win the IL Pennant by beating the Western Division champion <a href="https://www.ticketsonsale.com/regions/nashville">Nashville</a> Sounds 13-0 in a single playoff game.

The 2022 Bulls, led by manager Brady Williams, finished first in the Eastern Division with an 86-64 record. They went on to win the IL Pennant by beating the Western Division champion Nashville Sounds 13-0 in a single playoff game. In the Triple-A title game, Durham defeated the Reno Aces by a score of 10-6.

Durham Bulls

The Gwinnett Stripers are the Triple-A affiliate of the Atlanta Braves and a Minor League Baseball franchise in the International League (IL). Their home field is Coolray Field in the Atlanta suburb of Lawrenceville, Georgia, in unincorporated Gwinnett County. Because fishing is so popular there, they were called after striped bass. In 2009, upon the relocation of the Richmond Braves from the International League, the franchise was formed. 

In 2018, they changed their name to reflect their major league affiliate, the Gwinnett Braves. The Stripers were transferred from the International League to the Triple-A Eastern League in 2021 as part of MLB's reorganization of the Minor League Baseball system; however, in 2022, this league was rechristened the International League. The Stripers are just 35 miles (56 km) from their parent club's home stadium, Truist Park, in Cobb County.

The only minor league teams closer to their major league parent clubs are the St. Paul Saints (12 miles, or 19 km) east of Minneapolis and the Tacoma Rainiers (26 miles, or 42 km) south of Seattle. The Braves and Stripers have been affiliated for 57 seasons (and counting)—the longest-running Triple-A affiliation agreement—as of the 2021 season.

Gwinnett Stripers

The Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp are the Triple-A affiliate of the <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/sports/miami-marlins">Miami Marlins</a> and a Minor League Baseball team from the International League (IL). They got their name from the shrimp caught in the Jacksonville, Florida region. Opening in 2003, 121 Financial Ballpark is the site of the team's home games. Sam W. Wolfson Baseball Park was their home from 1962 until the 2002 season ended.

Before the 2017 season, the team changed its name to the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp. The Jumbo Shrimp were promoted to the International League in 2022 as part of MLB's restructuring of MiLB in 2021.

The 1968 season was Jacksonville's sole IL title when they were the New York Mets' Triple-A club. Six times, they were champions of the SL. When the <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/regions/detroit">Detroit</a> Tigers' Double-A affiliate debuted in 1996, that was the first. They won in 2001 and 2005 while playing as an affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers. 

The Miami Marlins' Double-A affiliate won three SL championships, the most recent being in 2014. The other two were in 2009 and 2010. The Triple-A East rebranded in 2022 as the International League, the moniker formerly held by the regional circuit before its reformation in 2021.

Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp

Memphis Redbirds

The International League's Nashville Sounds play in Minor League Baseball as the <a href="https://www.ticketsonsale.com/sports/milwaukee-brewers">Milwaukee Brewers'</a> Triple-A affiliate. First Horizon Park, completed in 2015 on the former site of Sulphur Dell Ballpark, is where the team plays its home games. Eight different MLB teams have used The International League's Nashville Sounds play in Minor League Baseball as the Milwaukee Brewers' Triple-A affiliate. First Horizon Park, completed in 2015 on the former site of Sulphur Dell Ballpark, is where the team plays its home games. Eight different MLB teams have used Nashville as their minor league affiliate. The club's 29 managers have led more than 1,400 players. 

After the 2021 reorganization, the Triple-A East circuit adopted the moniker International League, which the regional circuit had previously used. On April 5, Nashville's first game in the new league was against the Durham Bulls, and they won 5-4. The 2022 Sounds won the Western Division title with a league-best 91-58 record under manager Rick Sweet, who also guided the team in the final season of their former affiliation with Milwaukee and since their reaffiliation.

The National Baseball Hall of Fame has inducted four ex-Sounds players. Trevor Hoffman, a closer inducted this year, spent the entirety of the 1992 season with the Nashville Sounds while rising through the <a href="https://www.ticketsonsale.com/sports/cincinnati-reds">Cincinnati Reds'</a> system. In 2009, he was a member of the Milwaukee Brewers and had two rehab appearances in the major leagues.<a href="https://www.ticketsonsale.com/regions/nashville">Nashville</a> as their minor league affiliate. The club's 29 managers have led more than 1,400 players.

Nashville Sounds

The Norfolk Tides are the Triple-A affiliate of the <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/sports/baltimore-orioles">Baltimore Orioles</a> and a Minor League Baseball team in the International League based in Norfolk, Virginia. The tides got their nautical names because the Chesapeake Bay runs through the city. In 1993, Harbor Park first opened its doors. It now hosts the team regularly. Prior venues for the Tides' games included Frank D. Lawrence Stadium from 1961 to 1969, High Rock Park in 1961 and 1962, and Met Park from its debut in 1970 until the conclusion of the 1992 campaign.

The current uniform colors of the Tides include green, black, orange, gray, and sea foam. Rip Tide and Triton is the current mascot of the team. Joe Gregory currently serves as the general manager. The team started competing in 1961 as a Class A South Atlantic League member named Portsmouth-Norfolk Tides.

The Tides were assigned to the Triple-A East, which became the International League in 2022. It was part of Major League Baseball's restructuring of Minor League Baseball in 2021. In its history, the team has claimed seven league titles. In 2023, they won the Triple-A championship and another International League title as a Baltimore Orioles affiliate.

Norfolk Tides

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The Albuquerque Isotopes play Triple-A baseball for the Colorado Rockies in the Pacific Coast League. The home games are hosted at Rio Grande Credit Union Field in Isotopes Park in Albuquerque, New Mexico, at 1,555 meters (5,100 feet). In 2003, the Pacific Coast League's Calgary Cannons moved to Albuquerque, known as the Isotopes. 

The team was affiliated with the <a href="https://www.ticketsonsale.com/sports/miami-marlins">Florida Marlins</a> from 2008-2014 and subsequently with the <a href="https://www.ticketsonsale.com/sports/los-angeles-dodgers">Los Angeles Dodgers</a> from 2014-present. As part of Major League Baseball's 2021 restructuring of Minor League Baseball, the Isotopes were moved to the Triple-A West, which in 2022 became known as the Pacific Coast League.

They were winners of their division in 2003, 2009, and 2012, although they have yet to win a league title. The Isotopes are represented by the extraterrestrial mascot Orbit, colored yellow, orange, and red. In 2016, Forbes placed the franchise as the 14th most valuable Minor League Baseball team at a market value of $34 million.

 As part of Major League Baseball's 2021 overhaul of Minor League Baseball, the Isotopes were moved to the Triple-A West. With a final record of 52-68, Albuquerque placed fourth in the Eastern Division.

Albuquerque Isotopes

El Paso Chihuahuas is a Triple-A affiliate of the <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/regions/san-diego">San Diego</a> <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/sports/san-diego-padres">Padres</a>, which play in the Pacific Coast League (PCL). Southwest University Park, their home field, opened in 2014. They call <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/regions/el-paso">El Paso</a>, Texas, home. The El Paso Chihuahuas were formerly known as the Tucson Padres before relocating to Texas. Before the minor league reorganization of 2021, they played in the PCL, but in 2022, the Triple-A West was renamed the PCL. 

In 2016, the Chihuahuas triumphed in the PCL. Following the 2021 reorganization of Minor League Baseball by Major League Baseball, the Chihuahuas found themselves in the Triple-A West. With a final record of 46-74, El Paso finished the season in fifth place in the Eastern Division. The greatest regular season record was used to select the league champion rather than postseason play. 

However, all 30 Triple-A clubs competed in a playoff tournament called the Triple-A Final Stretch, which rescheduled ten games postponed at the beginning of the season. El Paso had a 5-5 record for the tournament, good enough for a share of 13th place. As part of the 2021 reorganization, the Triple-A West changed its name to the Pacific Coast League the next year.

El Paso Chihuahuas

The Los Angeles Dodgers' Triple-A affiliate in Minor League Baseball is the Oklahoma City Baseball Club, a PCL member. Their home field is Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark, which opened in 1998 in the Bricktown section of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. From 1962 to 1997, the team played at All Sports Stadium under the name of the Oklahoma City 89ers. 

Oklahoma City won the first half title with a record of 50-23 in 2023, when the league used a split-season structure where the top clubs from each half qualified for the playoffs. With a record of 40–35, they were tied for fifth place in the second half. The team's overall record was 90-58, which was the best in the league. The Dodgers won their third PCL championship in a single round of playoffs, defeating the Round Rock Express, who won the second half, two games to one. 

The Norfolk Tides, winners of the International League, defeated them 7-6 in the Triple-A National Championship Game. It was renamed to the <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/regions/oklahoma">Oklahoma</a> City Baseball Club after the 2023 season. Until a new name is announced after the 2024 season, the team will continue to operate under the current name.

Oklahoma City Dodgers

The Round Rock Express plays as a Minor League Baseball club in the Pacific Coast League (PCL). They are the Triple-A affiliate of the Texas Rangers. The <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/regions/austin">Round Rock</a>, Texas, club calls the Dell Diamond its home field. The franchise is named after Nolan Ryan, a baseball great known as "The Ryan Express." The Ryan Sanders Baseball Club is owned by Ryan, his son Reid, and Don Sanders.

In 2000, the Texas League (TL) added the Express to its Double-A roster. They were winners of the Texas League in 2000. In 2005, a Triple-A Pacific Coast League club took Round Rock's spot. The Triple-A Express continued the legacy of the previous Double-A club. The Express was moved to the Triple-A West, rechristening the PCL in 2022 due to MLB's reorganization of Minor League Baseball in 2021.

In 2023, the league used a split-season structure where the top clubs from each half made it to the playoffs; Round Rock won the second-half title with a score of 45-30. The squad was second-best in the league, with an overall record of 89-60. The Express lost to the PCL champions, the <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/sports/oklahoma-city-dodgers">Oklahoma City Dodgers</a>, in a single-game playoff matchup after the first half.

Round Rock Express

The Sugar Land Space Cowboys are a Triple-A baseball club in the Pacific Coast League (PCL). They are a Major League Baseball club affiliated with the <a href="https://ticketsonsale.com/sports/houston-astros">Houston Astros</a>. They play their home games at Constellation Field in Sugar Land, Texas, part of the Greater Houston metropolitan region. The Sugar Land Skeeters were an expansion franchise that debuted in 2012 in the independent Atlantic League of Professional Baseball (ALPB).

As part of MLB's minor league reorganization following the 2020 season, the Houston Astros bought a piece of the franchise. It became their Triple-A affiliate in the Triple-A West, which was rechristened the PCL in 2022. The Space Cowboys were the new name of the squad in 2022.

Sugar Land's closeness to NASA's Johnson Space Center, cowboy iconography, and the team's association with the Astros are all part of the new identity. After a name change in 2021, the Triple-A West resumed its identity as the Pacific Coast League in 2022. After a dominant first half of the 2024 season, the Cowboys secured a place in the Pacific Coast League championship playoffs.

Sugar Land Skeeters

Formerly known as the 51s and the Stars, the Las Vegas Aviators play a Triple-A affiliate of the <a href="https://www.ticketsonsale.com/sports/oakland-athletics">Oakland</a> Athletics in the PCL. They can be found in the Las Vegas suburb of Summerlin South. Las Vegas Ballpark, inaugurated in 2019, is the home field for the Aviators and has a capacity of 10,000 fans. Cashman Field was the previous home of the team from 1983 to 2018.

The Aviators play in the Triple-A West, which was created as part of MLB's 2021 overhaul of Minor League Baseball. The 62-58 record was good enough for third place in the Western Division, where <a href="https://www.ticketsonsale.com/regions/las-vegas">Las Vegas</a> finished the season. The greatest regular season record was used to select the league champion rather than postseason play.

However, all 30 Triple-A clubs competed in a playoff tournament called the Triple-A Final Stretch, which rescheduled ten games postponed at the beginning of the season. With a 3-3 record for the event, Las Vegas tied for 13th. As part of the 2021 reorganization, the Triple-A West changed its name to the Pacific Coast League the next year.

Las Vegas Aviators

Reno Aces

Sacramento River Cats

The Salt Lake Bees were founded in 1994 and originated in Salt Lake City, Utah. It is a Minor League Baseball and an affiliate team for the Los Angeles Angels. They are members of the PCL (Pacific Coast League). Smith's Ballpark in <a href="https://www.ticketsonsale.com/regions/salt-lake-city">Salt Lake City</a>, Utah, is the main venue where they play home games. It has the highest capacity in the league, which is 15,411.

The Salt Lake Bees is the team's current name that played as the Salt Lake Buzz from 1994 to 2000 and as the Salt Lake Stingers from 2001 to 2005. They joined the PCL in 1994 and have been there ever since, even with the name change to Triple-A West in 2021.

The Bees have announced a rebrand for the 2019 season, calling themselves "Abejas de Salt Lake" in preparation for continuing play in the Copa de la Diversión.

Salt Lake had a tournament record of 6-4 and tied for seventh place. After the 2021 reorganization, the Triple-A West resumed its former identity as the Pacific Coast League in 2022. In the first half of the 2023 season, Jo Adell hit a home run in six consecutive games, setting a new team record.