Welcome To The Starting Point For Professional Independent Baseball Leagues
Thank you for visiting IndependentBaseball.net, your starting point for everything related to the independent professional baseball leagues in North America. This website will offer you direct links to items of interest for every professional independent baseball team and league across the North American continent.
No matter what your interest is regarding the professional independent baseball leagues, we aim to serve you by being your primary resource to help you by providing you with:
- Links to every independent baseball team and every independent baseball league office
- Daily news, scores, trades and updates from the operating independent baseball leagues
- Frequent news regarding all of the independent baseball leagues. The news will range from team ownership announcements, the business side of professional independent baseball, funny promotions and other humor found in these leagues, interesting player stories, stadium news, videos and audio of interest and much more
- Insights on the business side of the independent baseball business and why (and how) it may affect your experience as a fan
- Resources to get merchandise, memorabilia, books and more from current independent baseball teams as well as those which no longer operate
- Trivia questions specific to the independent baseball leagues since the 1993 inception of the industry
- Links to statistics and standings for the teams
- Resources for prospective players including where to get notified about pro baseball tryouts
- Links to columns by baseball media veterans who offer deep insight into specific aspects of the independent baseball industry
- Resources for pro baseball front office and league executives
- How to listen to independent baseball games
- How to follow the teams and league offices through their social media properties
- Resources for former players, employees, staff, and executives who were once involved in the independent pro baseball leagues
- More items of interest
During the 2012 independent baseball season, possibly 7.5 million fans attended games across the operating independent baseball leagues. We hope that whether you are a longtime fan of independent baseball, a family member or friend of someone involved in the independent minor leagues, someone who is curious about independent professional baseball, a prospective pro baseball player or a professional baseball executive that you find value on this site. You also are welcome to give your suggestions on what else you need to make your experience on this website more enjoyable.
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In 1974 I played independent baseball in the NW League for the Portland Mavericks owned by Bing Russel. It is exciting to see how far independent baseball has come.
Matt-
All the time and hard work you have done is paying off. Thanks for everything you have done for me.
Curt-
You heading back to Alpine this season brother?
Indy ball is only getting better year after year!!!!
It is time for independent ball in New Mexico!!! Powder Blue Uniforms better mean a winner!!
Las Cruces Vaqueros
the name alone is a good one VAQUEROS is gonna make it a winning team.
Pembroke better watch his scalp when he visits Dixon in Oklahoma!
Can’t wait to get the New Mexico Cowboys (Vaqueros) and West Texas (Big Bend Cowboys) together at Alpine’s historic Kokernot field! Bring on the “powder blue” Andrew! Welcome to the CBL!
New Independent League to start in 2011. http://www.pecosleague.com and also a fan forum at http://pecosleaguebaseballfans.myfastforum.org
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Why is there still no spot on the left for the Pecos League? Though still in a high state of flux, there is enough solidity there to warrant the belief that this league will take off. Give it its due, because it is making news.
Now what’s this about a Permian League seeking to overlap the two or three other leagues already existing in the southwest? Is this an indy league, or something else, like a summer college or semipro league?
I still have to get information about the Permian Basin League. It also has to be confirmed by the other media/parties as a legitimate summer professional league. If it does, then they will get the same promotion on this site as I give the other leagues/teams.
As for the Pecos, I talked with their Commissioner/President the other day. He knows that I am waiting for the rest of the “shake out” from the other leagues (name changes, which teams are coming back, will the NAL be under their own label or will the previous leagues still exist as “divisions”, etc.). Once everything is set then I will invest the hours to update everything for the 2011 season. Yes, the Pecos League teams are scheduled to appear; and I will do everything one night when the landscape for 2011 is finalized.
Thanks!
Indy ball in Indy, 2011! Sure we’ve got our Indians minor league team, but we want some Indy stuff up in this joint. I’m sure we could get angie’s list or some other large local company to support it! We could even name the team after them! Bring on the national pasttime.
Carl W.
I know this is a dumb question, but I have to ask anyway. With the Pecos League being a lower level independent, and also in its first season, what kind of salary do the players get?
Indy ball if not ALL of minor league baseball is missing a great market in Dover DE. And it’s far enough away from the Wilmington Blue Rocks and Delmarva Shorebirds to be supported by its own fan base. And the state is tax free! Although I don’t know how that really translates.
What I do see is a steady stream of Air Force personnel coming out to games from Dover AFB, and two good size local colleges that supply plenty of kids with a great date night or two!! Wake UP!!
Now if you tell me that the locals don’t want THIS as an option to casino gambling and harness racing, then I’ll pipe down. But they sure put up with a lot more noise with two trips into town from NASCAR! So I do not see the problem. I’ve love to start one there. It’s a natural fit right now for the snail paced Atlantic League, and even could handle another South Atlantic franchise to help Lakewood.