Eastern League (baseball) - Current Teams

Current Teams

Division Team MLB Affiliation City Stadium Capacity
Eastern Division Binghamton Mets New York Mets Binghamton, New York NYSEG Stadium 6,012
New Britain Rock Cats Minnesota Twins New Britain, Connecticut New Britain Stadium1 6,146
New Hampshire Fisher Cats Toronto Blue Jays Manchester, New Hampshire Northeast Delta Dental Stadium 6,500
Portland Sea Dogs Boston Red Sox Portland, Maine Hadlock Field 7,368
Reading Fightin Phils Philadelphia Phillies Reading, Pennsylvania FirstEnergy Stadium2 9,000
Trenton Thunder New York Yankees Trenton, New Jersey Arm & Hammer Park 6,341
Western Division Akron Aeros Cleveland Indians Akron, Ohio Canal Park 9,097
Altoona Curve Pittsburgh Pirates Altoona, Pennsylvania Peoples Natural Gas Field 7,210
Bowie Baysox Baltimore Orioles Bowie, Maryland Prince George's Stadium 10,000
Erie SeaWolves Detroit Tigers Erie, Pennsylvania Jerry Uht Park 6,952
Harrisburg Senators Washington Nationals Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Metro Bank Park 6,187
Richmond Flying Squirrels San Francisco Giants Richmond, Virginia The Diamond 9,560
1 Hosted 2013 Eastern League All-Star Game
2 Hosted 2012 Eastern League All-Star Game

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