Independent Baseball Trivia
Since the 1993 season, how many independent professional baseball leagues which folded during, or had shortened seasons and then ceased operations soon after, their first seasons had an average number of regular season games played per team of 20 games or less?
Answer:
- Arizona-Mexico League 2003 (16 games averaged) – Click here
- Atlantic Coast League 1995 (16-17 games averaged) – Click here
- Golden State League 1995 (10 games averaged) – Click here
- Mount Rainier League 2015 – Click here
Leagues which had a shortened first (and only) season, but still exceeded 20 games included:
- Canadian Baseball League 2003 (click here)
- Great Central League 1994 (click here)
- Independent Baseball League 2014 (click here)
- Mid-America League 1995 (click here)
- North Country Baseball League 2015 (click here)
- Thoroughbred League 2017 (click here)
All other leagues either played an entire first (and only) season or continued on (as the same league) at least into a second season. One example of a full-season league which lasted just one year (as that specific league) was the 2001 All-American Association (click here). Another example is the 2007 South Coast League (click here).
**** NOTE: This list does not include the last-minute startup leagues in 2020 due to the pandemic situation affecting all of professional baseball that season. A list of those leagues and their champions can be found in the “2020” section here: https://www.independentbaseball.net/champions/
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