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The Pacific Coast League (PCL) is a Class AAA minor league. Operating primarily in the Western and Midwestern United States it is one of two leagues, along with the International League, playing at the Triple-A level, which is one step below that of Major League Baseball.
Current teams
Currently there are sixteen teams in the PCL across four divisions in two conferences, [1]
| American Conference
|
| Division
| Team
| MLB Affiliation
| City
| Stadium
| Capacity
|
| North
| Iowa Cubs
| Chicago Cubs
| Des Moines, Iowa
| Principal Park
| 11,000
|
| Memphis Redbirds
| St. Louis Cardinals
| Memphis, Tennessee
| AutoZone Park
| 14,320
|
| Nashville Sounds
| Milwaukee Brewers
| Nashville, Tennessee
| Herschel Greer Stadium
| 10,052
|
| Omaha Royals
| Kansas City Royals
| Omaha, Nebraska
| Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium
| 23,100
|
| South
| Albuquerque Isotopes
| Los Angeles Dodgers
| Albuquerque, New Mexico
| Isotopes Park
| 12,215
|
| New Orleans Zephyrs
| Florida Marlins
| Metairie, Louisiana
| Zephyr Field
| 10,000
|
| Oklahoma City RedHawks
| Texas Rangers
| Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
| AT&T Bricktown Ballpark1
| 13,166
|
| Round Rock Express
| Houston Astros
| Round Rock, Texas
| Dell Diamond
| 10,000
|
| Pacific Conference
|
| Division
| Team
| MLB Affiliation
| City
| Stadium
| Capacity
|
| North
| Colorado Springs Sky Sox
| Colorado Rockies
| Colorado Springs, Colorado
| Security Service Field
| 9,000
|
| Portland Beavers
| San Diego Padres
| Portland, Oregon
| PGE Park2
| 19,810
|
| Salt Lake Bees
| Los Angeles Angels
| Salt Lake City, Utah
| Franklin Covey Field
| 15,500
|
| Tacoma Rainiers
| Seattle Mariners
| Tacoma, Washington
| Cheney Stadium
| 9,600
|
| South
| Fresno Grizzlies
| San Francisco Giants
| Fresno, California
| Chukchansi Park
| 12,500
|
| Las Vegas 51s3
| Toronto Blue Jays
| Las Vegas, Nevada
| Cashman Field
| 10,000
|
| Reno Aces
| Arizona Diamondbacks
| Reno, Nevada
| Sierra Nevada Stadium
| TBA
|
| Sacramento River Cats
| Oakland Athletics
| West Sacramento, California
| Raley Field
| 14,680
|
- 1 Hosting 2009 Triple-A Championship Game
- 2 Hosting 2009 Triple-A All-Star Game
- 3 The 51s will be renamed in 2010.
See Also
Pacific Coast League Official Website
References
- ↑ http://pacificcoast.league.milb.com/milb/stats/stats.jsp?t=l_sta&lid=112&sid=l112
