Minor League Baseball

elSicomoro · 06-01-2005, 08:46 PM

We have two here in the St. Louis area: The River City Rascals (who play in nearby St. Charles County) and the Gateway Grizzlies (who play in Sauget, IL)...both are part of the independent Frontier League. I might try and catch a couple of games once I move back.

The Philadelphia area has several teams: the Reading Phillies (AA, Phillies), the Trenton Thunder (AA, Yankees), the Camden RiverSharks, the Atlantic City Surf, the Lancaster Barnstormers (the last 3 part of the independent Atlantic League), the Wilmington Blue Rocks (A, Red Sox) and the Lakewood BlueClaws (A, Phillies). Generally, though, you only hear about Camden and Reading semi-regularly, and Trenton and AC occasionally.

vsp · 06-01-2005, 09:51 PM

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Originally Posted by sycamore

Wilmington Blue Rocks (A, Red Sox)

I'm in my second year of my Blue Rocks ticket plan.

06-01-2005, 08:46 PM	#1
elSicomoro Person who doesn't update the user title Join Date: Jan 2001 Posts: 12,486	We have two here in the St. Louis area: The River City Rascals (who play in nearby St. Charles County) and the Gateway Grizzlies (who play in Sauget, IL)...both are part of the independent Frontier League. I might try and catch a couple of games once I move back. The Philadelphia area has several teams: the Reading Phillies (AA, Phillies), the Trenton Thunder (AA, Yankees), the Camden RiverSharks, the Atlantic City Surf, the Lancaster Barnstormers (the last 3 part of the independent Atlantic League), the Wilmington Blue Rocks (A, Red Sox) and the Lakewood BlueClaws (A, Phillies). Generally, though, you only hear about Camden and Reading semi-regularly, and Trenton and AC occasionally.

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