Florida State League Overview
Florida Pro Baseball covers Florida State League (FSL) teams, providing schedules, interactive maps, photos, and links to Minor League Baseball (MiLB) resources. Fans can follow FSL games during the spring and summer months.
Specifically, the FSL consists of ten Single-A teams, all located in Florida and affiliated with Major League Baseball (MLB) clubs. Many teams play in or near their MLB affiliate’s Spring Training complex. The FSL is one level above the rookie-based Florida Complex League (FCL).
On the east coast, teams play in Daytona Beach (Daytona Tortugas), Jupiter (Jupiter Hammerheads and Palm Beach Cardinals), and Port St. Lucie (St. Lucie Mets).
On the west coast along the Gulf, as well as in nearby central Florida, games take place in Bradenton (Bradenton Marauders), Clearwater (Clearwater Threshers), Dunedin (Dunedin Blue Jays), Fort Myers (Fort Myers Mighty Mussels), Lakeland (Lakeland Flying Tigers, located inland between Tampa and Orlando), and Tampa (Tampa Tarpons).
In 2025, Florida State League teams averaged approximately 1,109 fans per game. Source: Baseball-Reference
For 2026, the FSL regular season is expected to begin around April 2.