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Baseball in Midland, Michigan

known as Great Lakes

Overview

The record of the Midwest League franchise in Midland, Michigan.

Midland's team, the Great Lakes Loons, is a new Midwest League franchise.


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Midland, Michigan
Overview
Roster
Details
Highlights
Tidbits
History
Ballpark
MWL Fan's Guide
Seasons
2008 2007

Summary

  • Midwest League seasons: 0
  • Won/Lost overall: 0/0, .000
  • Best season:
  • Championship Playoffs Won: 0
  • Best MWL Won/Lost Record: none

Midland joined the MWL in 2007, when the franchise was transferred from Battle Creek, Michigan. Midland is still represented in the Midwest League.

Historically, this is the Springfield, Illinois, franchise.

Seasonal Results
Other Leagues


Team Names

  • Great Lakes Loons (2007-)

Affiliations

Officers, Managers, & Coaches


Ballpark

Attendance record

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Ballparks & Attendance


Best Seasons

  • Hitter:
  • Pitcher:

Best Big League Career

  • It will be a few years....

Awards

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Midland Highlights


Team Records

Hitters

  • Batting:
  • Home Runs:
  • Runs Batted In:
  • Stolen Bases:

Seasonal Hitting Leaders

Pitchers

  • Wins:
  • Won/Lost (10 decisions):
  • Earned Run Average:
  • Strikeouts:
  • Saves:

Seasonal Pitching Leaders


Sources

These pages draw heavily on several sources:

  • Lloyd Johnson & Miles Wolff, eds, The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball (Durham: Baseball America, 1997)
  • Midwest League Media Guide and Record Book (Beloit: Midwest League, various years; title varies)
  • Kevin Saldana, Today in Minor League Baseball History (???: SalFam Books, 1999)
  • Baseball America's Almanac (Durham: Baseball America, various years)
  • News sources.

Team
Profiles

2008 2007

MWL Cities
Appleton
Battle Creek
Belleville
Beloit
Burlington
Canton
Cedar Rapids
Centralia
Clinton
Danville
Davenport
Dayton
Decatur
Dubuque
Fort Wayne
Geneva
Grand Rapids
Hannibal
Kenosha
Keokuk
Kokomo
Lafayette
Lansing
Madison
Marion
Mattoon
Michigan City
Midland
Mount Vernon
Paducah
Paris
Peoria
Quincy
Rockford
South Bend
Springfield
Vincennes
Waterloo
Wausau
West Frankfort
Wisconsin Rapids


The Midwest League plays Single-A, professional baseball in America's agricultural and industrial heartland. 14 teams play a 140 game schedule which begins in early April and ends Labor Day weekend.

Disclaimers:
This website is a private project and has no official relation with or sanction from the Midwest League or Minor League Baseball.
The opinions expressed on this page are mine, and are worth about that.


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