High-A Baseball is a level of minor league baseball that serves as a bridge between Single-A and Double-A leagues. Players in High-A are typically younger and developing talent, often aiming to reach the major leagues. The competition is more advanced than in Single-A, providing players with valuable experience against stronger opponents. Teams in High-A Baseball are affiliated with Major League Baseball MLB clubs, which means they serve as a training ground for prospects. The season usually runs from April to September, and games are played in various cities across the United States, allowing fans to enjoy affordable, family-friendly entertainment.