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CLUB CLUB COPA NAME TRIPLE-A INT'l LEAGUE Charlotte Knights CLUB CLUB COPA NAME TRIPLE-A INT'L LEAGUE Charlotte Knights Caballeros de Charlotte Columbus Clippers Veleros de Columbus Durham Bulls Cervezas de Durham Gwinnett Stripers Xolos de Gwinnett Lehigh Valley IronPigs Coquís de Lehigh Valley Louisville Bats Murciélagos de Louisville Norfolk Tides Pajaritos de Norfolk Pawtucket Red Sox Osos Polares de Pawtucket Rochester Red Wings Cocos Locos de Rochester Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders Vejigantes de Scranton Wilkes/Barre TRIPLE-A PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Albuquerque Isotopes Mariachis de Nuevo México El Paso Chihuahuas El Paso Margaritas Fresno Grizzlies Fresno Lowriders Iowa Cubs Demonios de De Moines Las Vegas Aviators Reyes de Plata de Las Vegas Nashville Sounds Vihuelas de Nashville Oklahoma City Dodgers Cielo Azul de Oklahoma Omaha Storm Chasers Cazadores de Tormenta de Omaha Reno Aces Corazones de Reno Round Rock Express Chupacabras de Round Rock Sacramento River Cats Dorados de Sacramento Salt Lake Bees Abejas de Salt Lake San Antonio Missions Flying Chanclas de San Antonio Tacoma Rainiers Familia de Tacoma DOUBLE-A EASTERN LEAGUE Bowie Baysox Cangrejos Fantasmas de Chesapeake Erie SeaWolves Piñatas de Erie Harrisburg Senators Playeros de Harrisburg Hartford Yard Goats Chivos de Hartford New Hampshire Fisher Cats Gatos Feroces de New Hampshire Portland Sea Dogs Alces de Maine Reading Fightin Phils Peleadores de Reading Richmond Flying Squirrels Ardillas Voladoras de Richmond Trenton Thunder Trueno de Thunder DOUBLE-A SOUTHERN LEAGUE Chattanooga Lookouts Montañas de Chattanooga DOUBLE-A TEXAS LEAGUE Amarillo Sod Poodles Pointy Boots de Amarillo Arkansas Travelers Diamantes de Arkansas Corpus Christi Hooks Raspas de Corpus Christi Midland Rockhounds Matamoscas de Midessa Northwest Arkansas Naturals Naturales del Noroeste de Arkansas Springfield Cardinals Cardenales de Springfield SINGLE-A CALIFORNIA LEAGUE Inland Empire 66ers Cucys de San Bernardino Lake Elsinore Storm Cadejos de Lake Elsinore Lancaster JetHawks Viento de Lancaster Modesto Nuts Alebrijes de Modesto Rancho Cucamonga Quakes Temblores de Rancho Cucamonga San Jose Giants Churros de San José Stockton Ports Caballos de Stockton Visalia Rawhide Visalia Toros SINGLE-A CAROLINA LEAGUE Carolina Mudcats Pescados de Carolina Down East Wood Ducks Avocados Luchadores de Down East Fayetteville Woodpeckers Guerreros de Fayetteville Myrtle Beach Pelicans Pelícanos de Myrtle Beach Salem Red Sox San Bernardos de Salem Winston-Salem Dash Rayados de Winston-Salem SINGLE-A FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Bradenton Marauders Bradenton Barbasnegras Charlotte Stone Crabs Frijoles Saltarines de Puerto Carlota Daytona Tortugas Daytona Tortugas Florida Fire Frogs Coquís de Florida SINGLE-A MIDWEST LEAGUE Bowling Green Hot Rods Bólidos de Bowling Green Cedar Rapids Kernels Cinco Estaciones de Cedar Rapids Clinton LumberKings Clinton Elotes Fort Wayne TinCaps Manzanas Luchadoras de Fuerte Wayne Kane County Cougars Cougars de Kane County Lake County Captains Picantes de Lake County Lansing Lugnuts Lansing Locos Peoria Chiefs Peoria en el Río South Bend Cubs Cabritos Maldichos de South Bend West Michigan Whitecaps Calaveras de West Michigan Wisconsin Timber Rattlers Cascabeles de Wisconsin SINGLE-A SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Asheville Tourists Yacumamas de Asheville Charleston RiverDogs Perros Santos de Charleston Columbia Fireflies Chicharrones de Columbia Delmarva Shorebirds Gallos de Delmarva Greensboro Grasshoppers Ocelotes de Greensboro Greenville Drive Energía de Greenville Hickory Crawdads Llamas de Hickory Kannapolis Intimidators Rápidos de Kannapolis Lakewood BlueClaws Medusas de Lakewood Lexington Legends Leyendas de Lexington SINGLE-A NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Brooklyn Cyclones Brooklyn Jefes Hudson Valley Renegades Fenomenos Enmascarados del Valle de Hudson Tri-City ValleyCats Puentes de Tri-City SINGLE-A NORTHWEST LEAGUE Boise Hawks Boise Papas Fritas Eugene Emeralds Monarcas de Eugene Everett AquaSox Conquistadores de Everett Hillsboro Hops Soñadores de Hillsboro Tri-City Dust Devils Viñeros de Tri-City Salem-Keizer Volcanoes Campesinos de Salem-Keizer ROOKIE APPALACHIAN LEAGUE Burlington Royals Molinos de Burlington ROOKIE PIONEER LEAGUE Idaho Falls Chukars Madres de Idaho Falls Ogden Raptors Carnívoros de Ogden Rocky Mountain Vibes Lloronas de Montaña Rocosa.
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