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2006 Mega-Rankings No. TEAM AVERAGE LEVEL OF PLAY LEAGUE CITY STATE 1 Sacramento River Cats 10,256 AAA Pacific Coast Sacramento CA 2 Memphis Redbirds 9,752 AAA Pacific Coast Memphis TN 3 Round Rock Express 9,412 AAA Pacific Coast Round Rock TX 4 Pawtuckets Red Sox 9,288 AAA International Pawtucket RI 5 Louisville Bats 9,192 AAA International Louisville KY 6 Buffalo Bison 8,810 AAA International Buffalo NY 7 Dayton Dragons 8,447 A-Low Midwest Daytona OH 8 Frisco RoughRiders 8,412 AA Texas Frisco TX 9 Albuquerque Isotopes 8,304 AAA Pacific Coast Albuquerque NM 10 Toledo Mud Hens 8,134 AAA International Toledo OH 11 Iowa Cubs 8,037 AAA Pacific Coast Des Moines IA 12 Brooklyn Cyclones 7,819 A-Short Season NY-Penn Brooklyn NY 13 Indianapolis Indians 7,607 AAA International Indianapolis IN 14 Columbus Clippers 7,519 AAA International Columbus OH 15 Oklahoma RedHawks 7,421 AAA Pacific Coast Oklahoma City OK 16 Durham Bulls 7,355 AAA International Durham NC 17 Kane County Cougars 7,353 A-Low Midwest Geneva IL 18 Springfield Cardinals 7,348 AA Texas Springfield MO 19 Corpus Christi Hooks 7,234 AA Texas Corpus Christi TX 20 Fresno Grizzlies 7,036 AAA Pacific Coast Fresno CA 21 Norfolk Tides 6,921 AAA International Norfolk VA 22 Lakewood BlueClaws 6,691 A-Low South Atlantic Lakewood NJ 23 Reading Phillies 6,669 AA Eastern Reading PA 24 Rochester Red Wings 6,626 AAA International Rochester NY 25 Salt Lake Bees 6,549 AAA Pacific Coast Salt Lake City UT 26 Winnipeg Goldeyes 6,504 Independent Pro Northern Winnipeg MB 27 Greensboro Grasshoppers 6,386 A-Low South Atlantic Greensboro NC 28 Aberdeen IronBirds 6,375 A-Short Season NY-Penn Aberdeen MD 29 Portland Sea Dogs 6,357 AA Eastern Portland ME 30 Akron Aeros 6,353 AA Eastern Akron OH 31 St. Paul Saints 6,131 Independent Pro Amer Assn St. Paul MN 32 Madison Mallards 6,056 Summer Collegiate Northwoods Madison WI 33 Long Island Ducks 5,988 Independent Pro Atlantic Central Islip NY 34 Trenton Thunder 5,986 AA Eastern Trenton NJ 35 Nashville Sounds 5,950 AAA Pacific Coast Nashville TN 36 Jacksonville Suns 5,869 AA Southern Jacksonville FL 37 Kansas City T-Bones 5,852 Independent Pro Northern Kansas City KS 38 Portland Beavers 5,649 AAA Pacific Coast Portland OR 39 Lexington Legends 5,539 A-Low South Atlantic Lexington KY 40 Altoona Curve 5,536 AA Eastern Altoona PA 41 Scranton/W-B Red Barons 5,533 AAA International Moosic PA 42 Lancaster Barnstormers 5,365 Independent Pro Atlantic Lancaster PA 43 Syracuse SkyChiefs 5,349 AAA International Syracuse NY 1 © 2006 Ballpark Business No. TEAM AVERAGE LEVEL OF PLAY LEAGUE CITY STATE 44 Lowell Spinners 5,344 A-Short Season NY-Penn Lowell MA 45 West Michigan Whitecaps 5,237 A-Low Midwest Comstock Park MI 46 Somerset Patriots 5,180 Independent Pro Atlantic Bridgewater NJ 47 Lake County Captains 5,171 A-Low South Atlantic Eastlake OH 48 New Orleans Zephyrs 5,164 AAA Pacific Coast New Orleans LA 49 Las Vegas 51s 5,078 AAA Pacific Coast Las Vegas NV 50 New Britain Rock Cats 5,052 AA Eastern New Britain CT 51 Tulsa Drillers 4,981 AA Texas Tulsa OK 52 Lansing Lugnuts 4,947 A-Low Midwest Lansing MI 53 Spokane Indians 4,791 A-Short Season Northwest Spokane WA 54 Greenville Drive 4,783 A-Low South Atlantic Greenville SC 55 Charlotte Knights 4,735 AAA International Charlotte NC 56 Richmond Braves 4,730 AAA International Richmond VA 57 Omaha Royals 4,634 AAA Pacific Coast Omaha NE 58 N.H. Fisher Cats 4,616 AA Eastern Manchester NH 59 Montgomery Biscuits 4,614 AA Southern Montgomery AL 60 Tacoma Rainiers 4,536 AAA Pacific Coast Tacoma WA 61 Wilmington Blue Rocks 4,525 A-High Carolina Wilmington DE 62 Hudson Valley Renegades 4,443 A-Short Season NY-Penn Fishkill NY 63 Bowie Baysox 4,388 AA Eastern Bowie MD 64 Frederick Keys 4,375 A-High Carolina Frederick MD 65 Joliet Jackhammers 4,334 Independent Pro Northern Joliet IL 66 Schaumburg Flyers 4,268 Independent Pro Northern Schaumburg IL 67 Traverse City Beach Bums 4,241 Independent Pro Frontier Traverse City MI 68 Gateway Grizzlies 4,235 Independent Pro Frontier Sauget IL 69 Lincoln Saltdogs 4,061 Independent Pro Amer Assn Lincoln NE 70 Tucson Sidewinders 4,055 AAA Pacific Coast Tuscon AZ 71 Birmingham Barons 4,032 AA Southern Birmingham AL 72 Charleston RiverDogs 3,998 A-Low South Atlantic Charleston SC 73 San Antonio Missions 3,957 AA Texas San Antonio TX 74 Midland RockHounds 3,922 AA Texas Midland TX 75 Fort Worth Cats 3,867 Independent Pro Amer Assn Ft. Worth TX 76 State College Spikes 3,850 A-Short Season NY-Penn State College PA 77 Colorado Springs Sky Sox 3,847 AAA Pacific Coast Colorado Sprgs CO 78 Fort Wayne Wizards 3,841 A-Low Midwest Fort Wayne IN 79 Harrisburg Senators 3,790 AA Eastern Harrisburg PA 80 Tennessee Smokies 3,763 AA Southern Kodak TN 81 West Virginia Power 3,745 A-Low South Atlantic Charleston WV 82 Fargo-Moorhead Redhawks 3,736 Independent Pro Northern Fargo ND 83 Rancho Cuc'monga Quakes 3,721 A-High California Rancho Cuc'ga CA 83 Camden Riversharks 3,721 Independent Pro Atlantic Camden NJ 85 Mississippi Braves 3,715 AA Southern Pearl MS 86 Carolina Mudcats 3,680 AA Southern Zebulon NC 2 © 2006 Ballpark Business No. TEAM AVERAGE LEVEL OF PLAY LEAGUE CITY STATE 87 Brockton Rox 3,662 Independent Pro Can-Am Brockton MA 88 Mahoning Valley Scrappers 3,603 A-Short Season NY-Penn Niles OH 89 Salem Avalanche 3,601 A-High Carolina Salem VA 90 Ogden Raptors 3,551 Rookie Pioneer Ogden UT 91 El Paso Diablos 3,538 Independent Pro Amer Assn El Paso TX 92 Tri-City ValleyCats 3,489 A-Short Season NY-Penn Troy NY 93 Rome Braves 3,415 A-Low South Atlantic Rome GA 94 Peoria Chiefs 3,406 A-Low Midwest Peoria IL 95 Delmarva Shorebirds 3,405 A-Low South Atlantic Salisbury MD 96 Gary Southshore Railcats 3,399 Independent Pro Northern Gary IN 97 Staten Island Yankees 3,393 A-Short Season NY-Penn Staten Island NY 98 Lake Elsinore Storm 3,381 A-High California Lake Elsinore CA 99 Chattanooga Lookouts 3,353 AA Southern Chattanooga TN 100 Quebec Les Capitales 3,295 Independent Pro Can-Am Quebec QC 101 Arkansas Travelers 3,293 AA Texas Little Rock AR 102 Vancouver Canadians 3,259 A-Short Season Northwest Vancouver BC 103 Washington Wild Things 3,251 Independent Pro Frontier Washington PA 104 Eugene Emeralds 3,229 A-Short Season Northwest Eugene OR 105 Wisconsin Timber Rattlers 3,215 A-Low Midwest Appleton WI 106 Binghamton Mets 3,213 AA Eastern Binghamton NY 107 Salem-Keizer Volcanoes 3,121 A-Short Season Northwest Keizer OR 108 Stockton Ports 3,097 A-High California Stockton CA 109 Erie SeaWolves 3,087 AA Eastern Erie PA 110 Myrtle Beach Pelicans 3,079 A-High Carolina Myrtle Beach SC 111 LaCrosse Loggers 3,040 Summer Collegiate Northwoods LaCrosse WI 112 Mobile BayBears 3,008 AA Southern Mobile AL 113 Bridgeport Bluefish 2,971 Independent Pro Atlantic Bridgeport CT 114 Everett AquaSox 2,883 A-Short Season Northwest Everett WA 115 Boise Hawks 2,865 A-Short Season Northwest Boise ID 116 Evansville Otters 2,831 Independent Pro Frontier Evansville IN 117 Vermont Lake Monsters 2,793 A-Short Season NY-Penn Winooski VT 118 Connecticut Defenders 2,754 AA Eastern Norwich CT 119 Worcester Tornadoes 2,721 Independent Pro Can-Am Worcester MA 120 North Shore Spirit 2,701 Independent Pro Can-Am Lynn MA 121 Orem Owlz 2,700 Rookie Pioneer Orem UT 122 Inland Empire 66ers 2,696 A-High California San Bernardino CA 123 Newark Bears 2,659 Independent Pro Atlantic Newark NJ 124 Wichita Wranglers 2,653 AA Texas Wichita KS 125 Hickory Crawdads 2,623 A-Low South Atlantic Hickory NC 126 Sioux Falls Canaries 2,620 Independent Pro Amer Assn Sioux Falls SD 127 Cedar Rapids Kernels 2,588 A-Low Midwest Cedar Rapids IA 128 Asheville Tourists 2,580 A-Low South Atlantic Asheville NC 129 Orleans Cardinals 2,575 Summer Collegiate Cape Cod Orleans MA 3 © 2006 Ballpark Business No. TEAM AVERAGE LEVEL OF PLAY LEAGUE CITY STATE 130 South Bend Silver Hawks 2,564 A-Low Midwest South Bend IN 131 Kalamazoo Kings 2,543 Independent Pro Frontier Kalamazoo MI 131 Amarillo 'Dillas 2,543 Independent Pro United Amarillo TX 133 Billings Mustangs 2,520 Rookie Pioneer Billings MT 134 Chatham A's 2,500 Summer Collegiate Cape Cod Chatham MA 135 Huntsville Stars 2,480 AA Southern Huntsville AL 136 Augusta GreenJackets 2,474 A-Low South Atlantic Augusta GA 137 Rockford Riverhawks 2,463 Independent Pro Frontier Rockford IL 138 Great Falls White Sox 2,463 Rookie Pioneer Great Falls MT 139 Winston-Salem Warthogs 2,415 A-High Carolina Winston-Salem NC 140 River City Rascals 2,387 Independent Pro Frontier O'Fallon MO 141 Potomoc Nationals 2,367 A-High Carolina Woodbridge VA 142 Lynchburg Hillcats 2,354 A-High Carolina Lynchburg VA 143 San Jose Giants 2,346 A-High California San Jose CA 143 Danville Dans 2,346 Summer Collegiate Central Illinois Danville IL 145 Clearwater Threshers 2,339 A-High Florida Clearwater FL 146 Swing of the Quad Cities 2,328 A-Low Midwest Davenport IA 147 Hagerstown Suns 2,260 A-Low South Atlantic Hagerstown MD 148 Daytona Cubs 2,237 A-High Florida Daytona FL 149 Eau Claire Express 2,205 Summer Collegiate Northwoods Eau Claire WI 150 Modesto Nuts 2,191 A-High California Modesto CA 151 Sussex Skyhawks 2,183 Independent Pro Can-Am Augusta NJ 152 New Jersey Jackels 2,180 Independent Pro Can-Am Little Falls NJ 153 Wisconsin Woodchucks 2,150 Summer Collegiate Northwoods Wausau WI 154 Yuma Scorpians 2,142 Independent Pro Golden Yuma AZ 155 Edinburg Coyotes 2,124 Independent Pro United Edinburg TX 156 Newport Gulls 2,020 Summer Collegiate New England Newport RI 157 Atlantic City Surf 1,984 Independent Pro Atlantic Atlantic City NJ 158 Idaho Falls Chukars 1,942 Rookie Pioneer Idaho Falls ID 159 Willamsport Crosscutters 1,930 A-Short Season NY-Penn Williamsport PA 160 Sioux City Explorers 1,922 Independent Pro Amer Assn Sioux City IA 161 Ottawa Lynx 1,915 AAA International Ottawa ON 162 Florence Freedom 1,914 Independent Pro Frontier Florence KY 163 Missoula Osprey 1,893 Rookie Pioneer Missoula MT 164 Coastal Bend Aviators 1,867 Independent Pro Amer Assn Robstown TX 165 Auburn Doubledays 1,860 A-Short Season NY-Penn Auburn NY 166 St.
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