Learn how Minor League Baseball took root in America, along with some of the amazing achievements that have taken place since its formation in 1901.

Get in touch with the National Minor League Baseball office, located in St. Petersburg, Florida, for more information about careers, staff and marketing.
 

With 160 teams and and 17 leagues around the U.S., Canada and the Dominican Republic, Minor League Baseball reaches millions of baseball fans each season.

Learn which teams and individuals have been recognized by Minor League Baseball for their achievements over the years, both on and off the field.

Player Development Contracts create an affiliation between a Major League organization and the ownership of a Minor League franchise.

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In 2009, Minor League Baseball laid the foundation for a comprehensive initiative designed to diversify the industry by addressing racial and gender diversity within ownership groups, executive management teams, employment and more.

 

Minor League Baseball and its clubs celebrate a long history of supporting charitable organizations. Collectively, MiLB teams and leagues donate more than $30 million annually to local organizations and national charity partners.

 

The Women in Baseball Leadership Committee is composed of women from the Minor League Baseball office and meets regularly to create programming and initiatives, discuss topics relevant to women in sports and help build comradery among women in the baseball industry.
 

Minor League Baseball licensing offers a wide range of products and promotional opportunities for retailers through experienced licensing partners, appealing logos and accessible team assets. 

Are you looking for employment in affiliated baseball? Professional Baseball Employment Opportunities™ (PBEO®) is the Official Employment Service of Minor League Baseball™.
 

The Minor League Baseball National office resides in sunny Saint Petersburg, Florida. We offer challenging work, feed off of each other's passion and encourage continuous personal and professional development.
 

Minor League Baseball Umpire Development is the entity which is responsible for the training, evaluation, and recommendation for promotion, retention, or release of all umpires in the Minor League Baseball system throughout the United States and Canada.