Major League Baseball History

Major League Baseball History

Major League Baseball refers to the associations governed by the National League and the American League through a joint organizational structure that has been developing between them since 1903. The National League and the American Leagues were formally dissolved in 2000 as a legally divided legal entity. Major League Baseball currently has 30 teams, the 29 in the United States and 1 in Canada.

There are 122 games per season, usually Major League Baseball starting on the first Sunday in April and Major League Baseball ending on the first Sunday in October, Major League Baseball playoffs in October and sometimes MLB playoffs in early November.

Major League Baseball American League teams 

(city or region / region) :

Baltimore Orioles (Oriol Park in Baltimore, MD / Camden Yard)

Red Sox de Boston (Boston, MA / Fenway Park)

Yankees de Nueva York (Nueva York, NY / Yankee Stadium)

Tampa Bay Rays (St. Petersburg, FL / Tropicana Field)

Toronto Blue Jays (Toronto, ON / Rogers Center)

Ang Chicago White Sox (Chicago, IL / US Cellular Field)

Cleveland Indians (Cleveland, OH / Progressive Field)

Detroit Tigers (Detroit, MI / Kamarika Park)

Kansas City Royals (Kansas City, MO / Estadio Kaufman)

Minnesota Twins (Minneapolis, MN / Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome)

Los Angeles Angeles (Anaheim, CA / Anaheim's Angel Stadium)

Oakland Athletics (Oakland, Californie / Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum)

Seattle Mariners (Seattle, WA / Safeco Field)

Texas Rangers (Arlington, TX / Rangers Ballpark en Arlington)

Major League Baseball National League teams 

(city or region / region) :

Atlanta Braves (Atlanta, GA / Turner Field)

Washington Citizen (Washington, DC / Citizen Park)

Mets de Nueva York (Ciudad de Nueva York, NY / City Field)

Philadelphia (Philadelphia, PA / Citizen Bank Park)

Florida Marlins (Miami Garden, FL / Landshark Stadium)

Cerveceros de Milwaukee (Milwaukee, WI / Miller Park)

Chicago Cubes (Chicago, IL / Wrigley Field)

Rojos de Cincinnati (Cincinnati, OH / Great American Ball Park)

Astros de Houston (Houston, TX / Minute Maid Park)

Piratas de Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh, PA / PNC Park)

Cardenales de San Luis (St. Louis, MO / Bush Stadium)

Los Ángeles Dodgers (Los Ángeles, Californie / Dodger Stadium)

Padres de San Diego (San Diego, CA / Petco Park)

Gigantes de San Francisco (San Francisco, Californie / AT&T Park)

Colorado Rockies (Denver, CO / Cords Field)

Diamondbacks de Arizona (Phoenix, AZ / Chase Field)