Florida State League Overview
Explore Florida State League (FSL) team pages for schedules, maps, and Minor League Baseball (MiLB) resources. The FSL features 10 Single-A (formerly Low-A) teams, each affiliated with a Major League Baseball (MLB) club. Most teams play at their MLB parent club’s Spring Training stadium. The FSL is one level above the Florida Complex League (FCL) and represents the next step in player development. In some cases, players promoted from the FCL may continue playing at the same complex. Find ballpark photos, maps, and local weather for each team.
FSL games are a budget-friendly option for families and casual fans. Visit each team page for ticket links and options. In 2025, FSL games drew about 1,100 fans per game. Parking at most FSL venues is free or low-cost, adding to the overall value of attending.
FSL teams cluster along the east and west coasts. On the east coast, teams play in Daytona Beach, Jupiter, and Port St. Lucie. On the west coast, teams play in Bradenton, Clearwater, Dunedin, Fort Myers, and Tampa. One FSL West team plays inland in Lakeland, between Tampa and Orlando.
The FSL regular season runs from April through early September. Each team plays 132 games, with 66 at home and 66 on the road. Mondays are typically off days. Each half produces a division winner who advances to the playoffs. Teams compete in short best-of-three playoff matchups, with the winners advancing to the FSL Championship Series. If the same team wins both halves, the league awards an additional playoff berth based on its qualifying procedures.
Daytona Tortugas