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No. TEAM AVERAGE LEVEL OF PLAY LEAGUE CITY STATE 1 Columbus Clippers 9,212 AAA International Columbus OH 2 Lehigh Valley IronPigs 9,016 AAA International Allentown PA 3 Indianapolis Indians 8,980 AAA International Indianapolis IN 4 Sacramento River Cats 8,435 AAA Pacific Coast Sacramento CA 5 Dayton Dragons 8,405 A-Low Midwest Daytona OH 6 Buffalo Bison 8,273 AAA International Buffalo NY 7 Louisville Bats 8,185 AAA International Louisville KY 8 Round Rock Express 8,181 AAA Pacific Coast Round Rock TX 9 Albuquerque Isotopes 7,994 AAA Pacific Coast Albuquerque NM 10 Pawtucket Red Sox 7,827 AAA International Pawtucket RI 11 Toledo Mud Hens 7,779 AAA International Toledo OH 12 Salt Lake Bees 7,482 AAA Pacific Coast Salt Lake City UT 13 Memphis Redbirds 7,223 AAA Pacific Coast Memphis TN 14 Durham Bulls 7,125 AAA International Durham NC 15 Frisco RoughRiders 7,057 AA Texas Frisco TX 16 Iowa Cubs 6,977 AAA Pacific Coast Des Moines IA 17 Fresno Grizzlies 6,771 AAA Pacific Coast Fresno CA 18 Richmond Flying Squirrels 6,689 AA Eastern Richmond VA 19 Scranton/W-B RailRiders 6,409 AAA International Moosic PA 20 Reading Fightin Phils 6,321 AA Eastern Reading PA 21 Brooklyn Cyclones 6,276 A-Short Season NY-Penn Brooklyn NY 22 Kane County Cougars 6,154 A-Low Midwest Geneva IL 23 Madison Mallards 6,110 Summer Collegiate Northwoods Madison WI 24 Rochester Red Wings 6,098 AAA International Rochester NY 25 Lakewood BlueClaws 5,975 A-Low South Atlantic Lakewood NJ 26 Winnipeg Goldeyes 5,880 Independent Pro Amer Assn Winnipeg MB 27 Oklahoma City RedHawks 5,797 AAA Pacific Coast Oklahoma City OK 28 Fort Wayne Tincaps 5,766 A-Low Midwest Fort Wayne IN 29 Norfolk Tides 5,704 AAA International Norfolk VA 29 Tulsa Drillers 5,704 AA Texas Tulsa OK 31 Birmingham Barons 5,669 AA Southern Birmingham AL 32 Omaha Storm Chasers 5,666 AAA Pacific Coast Omaha NE 33 West Michigan Whitecaps 5,558 A-Low Midwest Comstock Park MI 34 Sugar Land Skeeters 5,537 Independent Pro Atlantic Sugar Land TX 35 Corpus Christi Hooks 5,498 AA Texas Corpus Christi TX 36 Greensboro Grasshoppers 5,489 A-Low South Atlantic Greensboro NC 37 Kansas City T-Bones 5,420 Independent Pro Amer Assn Kansas City KS 38 Trenton Thunder 5,373 AA Eastern Trenton NJ 39 Long Island Ducks 5,303 Independent Pro Atlantic Central Islip NY 40 Aberdeen IronBirds 5,274 A-Short Season NY-Penn Aberdeen MD 41 Lansing Lugnuts 5,231 A-Low Midwest Lansing MI 42 Somerset Patriots 5,223 Independent Pro Atlantic Bridgewater NJ 43 Springfield Cardinals 5,205 AA Texas Springfield MO 1 © 2013 Ballpark Business No. TEAM AVERAGE LEVEL OF PLAY LEAGUE CITY STATE 44 Colorado Springs Sky Sox 5,181 AAA Pacific Coast Colorado Sprgs CO 45 Syracuse Chiefs 5,150 AAA International Syracuse NY 46 N.H. Fisher Cats 5,125 AA Eastern Manchester NH 47 Portland Sea Dogs 5,096 AA Eastern Portland ME 48 Nashville Sounds 5,071 AAA Pacific Coast Nashville TN 49 Spokane Indians 5,064 A-Short Season Northwest Spokane WA 50 New Orleans Zephyrs 4,929 AAA Pacific Coast New Orleans LA 51 Reno Aces 4,921 AAA Pacific Coast Reno NV 52 Frederick Keys 4,914 A-High Carolina Frederick MD 53 St. Paul Saints 4,886 Independent Pro Amer Assn St. Paul MN 54 Vancouver Canadians 4,843 A-Short Season Northwest Vancouver BC 55 Greenville Drive 4,768 A-Low South Atlantic Greenville SC 56 Gwinnett Braves 4,762 AAA International Lawrenceville GA 57 Las Vegas 51s 4,690 AAA Pacific Coast Las Vegas NV 58 NW Arkansas Naturals 4,685 AA Texas Springdale AR 59 New Britain Rock Cats 4,653 AA Eastern New Britain CT 59 Pensacola Blue Wahoos 4,653 AA Southern Pensacola FL 61 Midland RockHounds 4,598 AA Texas Midland TX 62 Arkansas Travelers 4,519 AA Texas Little Rock AR 63 Winston-Salem Dash 4,498 A-High Carolina Winston-Salem NC 64 Tacoma Rainiers 4,446 AAA Pacific Coast Tacoma WA 65 Wilmington Blue Rocks 4,429 A-High Carolina Wilmington DE 66 Jacksonville Suns 4,407 AA Southern Jacksonville FL 67 Lancaster Barnstormers 4,396 Independent Pro Atlantic Lancaster PA 68 Lowell Spinners 4,343 A-Short Season NY-Penn Lowell MA 69 San Antonio Missions 4,329 AA Texas San Antonio TX 70 Hudson Valley Renegades 4,322 A-Short Season NY-Penn Fishkill NY 71 Charleston RiverDogs 4,292 A-Low South Atlantic Charleston SC 72 Tri-City ValleyCats 4,235 A-Short Season NY-Penn Troy NY 73 Akron Aeros 4,221 AA Eastern Akron OH 74 Altoona Curve 4,209 AA Eastern Altoona PA 75 Harrisburg Senators 4,121 AA Eastern Harrisburg PA 76 Lexington Legends 4,102 A-Low South Atlantic Lexington KY 77 Montgomery Biscuits 3,917 AA Southern Montgomery AL 78 Fargo-Moorhead Redhawks 3,877 Independent Pro Amer Assn Fargo ND 79 Tennessee Smokies 3,828 AA Southern Kodak TN 80 Charlotte Knights 3,803 AAA International Charlotte NC 81 Wisconsin Timber Rattlers 3,780 A-Low Midwest Appleton WI 82 York Revolution 3,741 Independent Pro Atlantic York PA 83 Bowie Baysox 3,715 AA Eastern Bowie MD 84 Lincoln Saltdogs 3,632 Independent Pro Amer Assn Lincoln NE 85 South Bend Silver Hawks 3,598 A-Low Midwest South Bend IN 86 Great Lakes Loons 3,564 A-Low Midwest Midland MI 2 © 2013 Ballpark Business No. TEAM AVERAGE LEVEL OF PLAY LEAGUE CITY STATE 87 Lake County Captains 3,561 A-Low Midwest Eastlake OH 88 Hillsboro Hops 3,557 A-Short Season Northwest Hillsboro OR 89 Potomoc Nationals 3,534 A-High Carolina Woodbridge VA 90 Quad Cities River Bandits 3,533 A-Low Midwest Davenport IA 91 Southern MD Blue Crabs 3,520 Independent Pro Atlantic Waldorf MD 92 State College Spikes 3,517 A-Short Season NY-Penn State College PA 93 Staten Island Yankees 3,471 A-Short Season NY-Penn Staten Island NY 94 Gary Southshore Railcats 3,438 Independent Pro Amer Assn Gary IN 95 Chattanooga Lookouts 3,398 AA Southern Chattanooga TN 96 Mahoning Valley Scrappers 3,371 A-Short Season NY-Penn Niles OH 97 Myrtle Beach Pelicans 3,370 A-High Carolina Myrtle Beach SC 97 Ogden Raptors 3,370 Rookie Pioneer Ogden UT 99 Sioux Falls Canaries 3,357 Independent Pro Amer Assn Sioux Falls SD 100 Carolina Mudcats 3,354 A-High Carolina Zebulon NC 101 Delmarva Shorebirds 3,335 A-Low South Atlantic Salisbury MD 102 Bowling Green Hot Rods 3,228 A-Low Midwest Bowling Green KY 103 Evansville Otters 3,200 Independent Pro Frontier Evansville IN 104 Gateway Grizzlies 3,188 Independent Pro Frontier Sauget IL 105 Traverse City Beach Bums 3,171 Independent Pro Frontier Traverse City MI 106 Lake Elsinore Storm 3,158 A-High California Lake Elsinore CA 107 Camden Riversharks 3,147 Independent Pro Atlantic Camden NJ 108 Peoria Chiefs 3,114 A-Low Midwest Peoria IL 109 Erie SeaWolves 3,086 AA Eastern Erie PA 110 Laredo Lemurs 3,083 Independent Pro Amer Assn Laredo TX 111 Wichita Wingnuts 3,065 Independent Pro Amer Assn Wichita KS 112 Quebec Les Capitales 3,008 Independent Pro Can-Am Quebec QC 113 Schaumburg Boomers 3,005 Independent Pro Frontier Schaumburg IL 114 Rockland Boulders 2,984 Independent Pro Can-Am Ramapo NY 115 LaCrosse Loggers 2,979 Summer Collegiate Northwoods LaCrosse WI 116 Eugene Emeralds 2,948 A-Short Season Northwest Eugene OR 117 Billings Mustangs 2,928 Rookie Pioneer Billings MT 118 San Jose Giants 2,872 A-High California San Jose CA 119 Elmira Pioneers 2,863 Summer Collegiate Perfect Game Elmira NY 120 Mississippi Braves 2,861 AA Southern Pearl MS 121 Stockton Ports 2,853 A-High California Stockton CA 122 Augusta GreenJackets 2,851 A-Low South Atlantic Augusta GA 123 Tucson Padres 2,818 AAA Pacific Coast Tucson AZ 124 Binghamton Mets 2,804 AA Eastern Binghamton NY 125 Inland Empire 66ers 2,751 A-High California San Bernardino CA 126 Salem Red Sox 2,735 A-High Carolina Salem VA 127 Cedar Rapids Kernels 2,697 A-Low Midwest Cedar Rapids IA 128 Rome Braves 2,625 A-Low South Atlantic Rome GA 129 Clearwater Threshers 2,608 A-High Florida Clearwater FL 3 © 2013 Ballpark Business No. TEAM AVERAGE LEVEL OF PLAY LEAGUE CITY STATE 130 Salem-Keizer Volcanoes 2,580 A-Short Season Northwest Keizer OR 131 Normal CornBelters 2,579 Independent Pro Frontier Normal IL 132 Southern Illinois Miners 2,573 Independent Pro Frontier Marion IL 133 Everett AquaSox 2,569 A-Short Season Northwest Everett WA 134 Modesto Nuts 2,539 A-High California Modesto CA 135 Idaho Falls Chukars 2,536 Rookie Pioneer Idaho Falls ID 136 Daytona Cubs 2,518 A-High Florida Daytona FL 137 Asheville Tourists 2,518 A-Low South Atlantic Asheville NC 138 Florence Freedom 2,495 Independent Pro Frontier Florence KY 139 Boise Hawks 2,468 A-Short Season Northwest Boise ID 140 Rancho Cuc'monga Quakes 2,462 A-High California Rancho Cuc'ga CA 141 Lynchburg Hillcats 2,396 A-High Carolina Lynchburg VA 142 Lake Erie Crushers 2,394 Independent Pro Frontier Avon OH 143 Grand Junction Rockies 2,363 Rookie Pioneer Grand Juction CO 144 Gastonia Grizzlies 2,359 Summer Collegiate Coastal Plain Gastonia NC 145 Amarillo Sox 2,351 Independent Pro Amer Assn Amarillo TX 146 Okotoks Dawgs 2,348 Summer Collegiate Western Major Okotoks AB 147 Bridgeport Bluefish 2,347 Independent Pro Atlantic Bridgeport CT 148 Mobile BayBears 2,339 AA Southern Mobile AL 149 Vermont Lake Monsters 2,334 A-Short Season NY-Penn Burlington VT 150 West Virginia Power 2,331 A-Low South Atlantic Charleston WV 151 Grand Prairie AirHogs 2,317 Independent Pro Amer Assn Grand Prairie TX 152 Orem Owlz 2,314 Rookie Pioneer Orem UT 153 Lancaster JetHawks 2,294 A-High California Lancaster CA 154 El Paso Diablos 2,270 Independent Pro Amer Assn El Paso TX 154 Tri-City Dust Devils 2,270 A-Short Season Northwest Pasco WA 156 Missoula Osprey 2,269 Rookie Pioneer Missoula MT 157 Fort Worth Cats 2,251 Independent Pro United Fort Worth TX 158 Hickory Crawdads 2,169 A-Low South Atlantic Hickory NC 159 Fayetteville Swampdogs 2,147 Summer Collegiate Coastal Plain Fayetteville NC 160 St.
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