Class AAA: Pacific Coast League Team History (1998-2005)
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1998 | 1999 | 2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | Albuquerque Dukes (3) | Dodgers | Dodgers | Dodgers | Portland Beavers (3) | Padres | Padres | Padres | Padres | Padres | Calgary Cannons (4) | White Sox | Marlins | Marlins | Marlins | Marlins | Albuquerque Isotopes (4) | Marlins | Marlins | Marlins | Colorado Springs Sky Sox | Rockies | Rockies | Rockies | Rockies | Rockies | Rockies | Rockies | Rockies | Edmonton Trappers (5) | Athletics | Angels | Angels | Twins | Twins | Expos | Expos | Round Rock Express (5) | Astros | Fresno Grizzlies | Giants | Giants | Giants | Giants | Giants | Giants | Giants | Giants | Iowa Cubs (A) | Cubs | Cubs | Cubs | Cubs | Cubs | Cubs | Cubs | Cubs | Las Vegas Stars | Padres | Padres | Padres | Las Vegas 51s | Dodgers | Dodgers | Dodgers | Dodgers | Dodgers | Memphis Redbirds (1) | Cardinals | Cardinals | Cardinals | Cardinals | Cardinals | Cardinals | Cardinals | Cardinals | Nashville Sounds (A) | Pirates | Pirates | Pirates | Pirates | Pirates | Pirates | Pirates | Brewers | New Orleans Zephyrs (A) | Astros | Astros | Astros | Astros | Astros | Astros | Astros | Nationals | Oklahoma Red Hawks (A) | Rangers | Rangers | Rangers | Rangers | Rangers | Rangers | Rangers | Rangers | Omaha Royals (A) | Royals | Royals | Royals | Royals | Royals | Omaha GoldenSpikes | Royals | Royals | Royals | Salt Lake City Buzz | Twins | Twins | Twins | Salt Lake Stingers | Angles | Angles | Angles | Angles | Angles | Tacoma Rainiers | Mariners | Mariners | Mariners | Mariners | Mariners | Mariners | Mariners | Mariners | Tucson Sidewinders | <>backs | <>backs | <>backs | <>backs | <>backs | <>backs | <>backs | <>backs | Vancouver Canadians (2) | Angels | Athletics | Sacramento River Cats (2) | Athletics | Athletics | Athletics | Athletics | Athletics | Athletics |
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(A) The Iowa, Nashville, New Orleans, Oklahoma City, and Omaha franchises joined the
International League in 1998 from the American Association. (1) The Pacific Coast League added one expansion team in 1998: The Memphis Redbirds. (2) The Vancouver, BC franchise moved to Sacramento, CA in 2000. (3) The Albuquerque, NM franchise moved to Portland, OR in 2001. (4) The Calgary, AB franchise moved to Albuquerque, NM in 2003. (5) The Edmonton, AB franchise was sold in 2003 to a group led by Hall of Famer Nolan Ryan who moved the team to Round Rock, TX in 2005. Send mail to home@mlballpark.com with questions or comments about this web site.
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