What do Alabama, Connecticut, Iowa, Kentucky, Montana, Oregon, West Virginia, Wyoming and 20 other states have in common? These states don't have Major League Baseball (MLB) teams, but they do have Minor League Baseball (MiLB) teams.
Minor League Baseball offers a more up close and personal experience, with stadiums that average around 10,000 seats versus the 39-68,000 at a Major League stadium. Add in much lower ticket prices, and suddenly minor league baseball becomes a fun family & friends outing.
Our map below shows the exact location of all 159 minor league stadiums.
Quick quiz: Which minor league ballpark is the only one to host two minor
league teams?
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There is a lot of new technology that is going into stadiums these days, and Wired.com looks at some of the most interesting in their article called "Fields of Dreams: Ballparks Unveil Tech Upgrades".
If you have an iPad or iPhone, you have lots of options for keeping track of your favorite team and live scores:
MLB.com
| FOX Sports Interactive | CBS Interactive | SportsTap | Quizner's | Citizen Sports, Inc. And if you're interested in Fantasy Baseball
, there's an app for that too:ESPN
| Yahoo! | Bignoggins Productions LLC |Citizen Sports, Inc.
| Bloomberg LP | Roto Sports, Inc.
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