Florida Complex League Overview
Florida Pro Baseball covers Florida Complex League (FCL) teams. Fans can view maps and photos, and visit links to Major League Baseball (MLB) and Minor League Baseball (MiLB) sites. Fans can watch these rookie-level teams during the summer season (May–July).
The FCL consists of fifteen rookie-level MiLB teams that play exclusively in Florida. The league divides into three divisions: FCL East, FCL North, and FCL South. Each team maintains an MLB affiliation. Most clubs use the Spring Training facilities of their parent MLB organization.
Rosters include newly signed, recently drafted, and international players, some of whom previously played in the Dominican Summer League (DSL). Occasionally, MLB players appear for short rehab assignments.
The FCL regular season typically runs from May through July, based on previous seasons.
FCL Astros
MLB Draft Prospects