International League
The International League is a professional minor league baseball organization in the United States. It is part of the larger structure of Minor League Baseball and serves as a level of competition for players aiming to reach the Major Leagues. The league features teams primarily located in the eastern United States and Canada, and it operates under the governance of the Minor League Baseball organization.
Founded in 1884, the International League has a rich history and has seen many players transition to the Major League Baseball (MLB). Teams in the league often serve as affiliates for MLB clubs, providing a platform for player development and showcasing talent. The league's schedule typically runs from April to September, culminating in a championship series to determine the league champion.