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Another city that is losing its minor league team
2006-08-30 12:45
Battle Creek, Michigan bids adieu to its minor league team, the Southwest Michigan Devil Rays, an A level team in the Midwest League. The team, which for a time was known as the Michigan Battle Cats, is being moved to Midland, Michigan.
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Also, this site may be of some interest for those curious about teams switching/continuing minor league affiliations this year:
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The Dodgers gave it up because you weren't allowed to have two High A league teams I believe and the Dodgers own the Vero Beach team.
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