Tampa, Florida

====Low-A Southeast====
Several Major League baseball teams conduct [[Spring training|Spring Training]] in the area, and most also operate minor league teams in the [[Low-A]] [[Low-A Southeast|Southeast]]. The major league [[New York Yankees]] and the affiliated minor league [[Tampa Tarpons]] use [[George M. Steinbrenner Field]] across [[Dale Mabry Highway]] from Raymond James Stadium.

Across the bay in Pinellas County, the [[Philadelphia Phillies]] affiliate [[Clearwater Threshers]] and [[Toronto Blue Jays]] affiliate [[Dunedin Blue Jays]] also play in the Low-A Southeast. Other nearby Low-A Southeast teams include the [[Pittsburgh Pirates]] affiliate [[Bradenton Marauders]] and the [[Detroit Tigers]] affiliate [[Lakeland Flying Tigers]]. The Phillies, Blue Jays, Pirates, and Tigers all play their Spring Training games at their minor league teams' ballparks.

The Tarpons have won five league titles, the Flying Tigers have won four, the Threshers have won two, and the Blue Jays and Marauders have each won one.

The area was formerly home to many teams in the former [[Florida State League]] that no longer exist, most notably the [[Tampa Smokers]], [[St. Petersburg Saints]], and the [[Tampa Tarpons (1957–1988)|original Tampa Tarpons]].