The first championship of the 2024 Minor League season belongs to the Rookie-level Florida Complex League Tigers. After making the FCL playoffs as a wild card, the Tigers won all three of their postseason games, including a sweep of the FCL Pirates that they capped off with a 12-1 win...
#tigers won the FCL. Here’s some highlights. First a Reylin Perez to Franyerber Montilla to Angel Cruz double play gets them out of a jam. More Montilla at short before Cruz bangs a double off the wall for 2. Finally Juan Hernandez sac flies Cruz in to make it 3-1 pic.twitter.com/AkrWvJ5Pzt
— Florida Prospect Report (@FLProspectPod) July 30, 2024
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The Florida Complex League, operated by Minor League Baseball, is a Rookie-level circuit that has operated in Florida since 1964. Most games are played at Major League Spring Training complexes and are open to the public with free admission. Click here for league details and a team directory.
Address:
Florida Complex League
1271 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10020
Manager, Complex Leagues: Andy Shultz
Email: [email protected]
2024 – FCL Tigers
2023 – FCL Braves
2022 – FCL Yankees
2018 – GCL Tigers West
2017 – GCL Yankees East
2016 – GCL Cardinals
2015 – GCL Red Sox
2014 – GCL Red Sox
2013 – GCL Nationals
2012 – GCL Pirates
2011 – GCL Yankees
2010 – GCL Phillies
2009 – GCL Nationals
2008 – GCL Phillies
2007 – GCL Yankees
2006 – GCL Red Sox
2005 – GCL Yankees
2004 – GCL Yankees
2003 – GCL Braves
2002 – GCL Phillies
2001 – GCL Yankees
2000 – GCL Rangers
1999 – GCL Mets
1998 – GCL Rangers
1997 – GCL Mets
1996 – GCL Yankees
1995 – GCL Royals
1994 – GCL Astros
1993 – GCL Rangers
1992 – GCL Royals
1991 – GCL Expos
1990 – GCL Dodgers
1989 – GCL Yankees
1988 – GCL Yankees
1987 – GCL Dodgers
1986 – GCL Dodgers
1985 – GCL Yankees
1984 – GCL Rangers
1983 – GCL Dodgers
1982 – GCL Yankees
1981 – GCL Royals Gold
1980 – GCL Royals Blue
1979 – GCL Astros
1978 – GCL Rangers
1977 – GCL White Sox
1976 – GCL Rangers
1975 – GCL Rangers
1974 – GCL Cubs
1973 – GCL Rangers
1972 – GCL Cubs
1971 – GCL Royals
1970 – GCL White Sox
1969 – GCL Expos
1968 – GCL Athletics
1967 – GCL Athletics
1966 – GCL Yankees
1965 – FRL Astros
1964 – SRL Braves
| Team(s) | City | Stadium | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| FCL Astros Blue, Orange | West Palm Beach, Florida | FITTEAM Ballpark of the Palm Beaches | 6,500 |
| FCL Cardinals | Jupiter, Florida | Roger Dean Stadium | 7,200 |
| FCL Marlins | Jupiter, Florida | Roger Dean Stadium | 7,200 |
| FCL Mets | Port St. Lucie, Florida | First Data Field | 7,160 |
| FCL Nationals | West Palm Beach, Florida | FITTEAM Ballpark of the Palm Beaches | 6,500 |
| FCL Braves | Lake Buena Vista, Florida | Champion Stadium | 9,500 |
| FCL Pirates Black, Gold | Bradenton, Florida | Pirate City | 7,500 |
| FCL Phillies East, West | Clearwater, Florida | Carpenter Complex | 500 |
| FCL Tigers East, West | Lakeland, Florida | Joker Marchant Stadium | 8,500 |
| FCL Yankees | Tampa, Florida | George M. Steinbrenner Field | 11,000 |
| FCL Blue Jays | Dunedin, Florida | Englebert Complex | 5,500 |
| FCL Orioles Black, Orange | Sarasota, Florida | Ed Smith Stadium | 8,340 |
| FCL Rays | Sarasota, Florida | Twin Lakes Park | |
| FCL Red Sox | Fort Myers, Florida | JetBlue Park at Fenway South | 8,000 |
| FCL Twins | Fort Myers, Florida | Lee County Sports Complex | 7,500 |
