January 13, 200521 yr (MOD please move if there is a more appropriate forum.) Discovered today MinorLeagueBaseball.com that appears comprehensive. Time will tell. Thought others interested in Minors might want to monitor.
January 13, 200521 yr It's really a great site - I go there for minor league stats all the time. They have a searchable database that contains all stats from 1995 to the present, which is very helpful to keep track of favorite players.
January 13, 200521 yr Yeah, I go to minorleaguebaseball.com all the time during the season for box scores. I go to baseballamerica.com for analysis.
January 13, 200521 yr I've been checking that out for a couple of years now. I grew up in a minor league town. It's a great site. Each team page has a schedule and when you view it, you can click on each game to see the box score. I believe it covers the ASL and other winter leagues as well.
January 13, 200521 yr Minorleaguenews.com and Ballparkwatch.com are two great sites about the business of minor league ball
January 14, 200521 yr Kind of off topic, but a site that i just found that is amazing is www.retrosheet.org It gives boxscores from every game in a season all the way since 1965 and game logs all the way back to 1871. It also has boxscores to every all-star game and milestones and a bunch of other stuff.. Pretty amazing website.
January 14, 200521 yr Kind of on-topic, but Minorleaguebaseball.com looks to be no more. USA Today MLB.com set to cast Net over minor league baseball Finally, fans in Zaire or New Zealand might be able to go online to see real-time game stats, radio calls or even Webcasts of, say, the Savannah (Ga.) Sand Gnats or Jupiter (Fla.) Hammerheads. Major League Baseball, at its owners meeting Thursday in Phoenix, is expected to announce that mlb.com will oversee Internet and interactive media services for minor league baseball. The 10-year deal with the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, governing more than 200 teams, means mlb.com will bring online mass marketing to the minors, whose attendance reached nearly 40 million last year. Starting next season, mlb.com will sell minor league tickets and merchandise online and gradually increase live game audio and video coverage of games. Eventually, real-time game stats are expected to be available online for all minor league teams. But online users will have to imagine the $2 beers.
January 16, 200521 yr These sites are great. They allow you to track all the marlins prospects and see how your favorite minor league team is doing.
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