The M.I.N.K. League has four new teams and they are the Sedalia (Mo.) Bombers, the Joplin (Mo.) Outlaws, the Nevada (Mo.) Griffons, and the St. Joseph (Mo.) Mustangs.
Beatrice Bruins | Beatrice, NE | Christensen Field
Chillicothe Mudcats | Chillicothe, MO | Shaffer Stadium
Clarinda A's | Clarinda, IA | Municipal Stadium (Clarinda)
Joplin Outlaws | Joplin, MO | Joplin Sports Complex
Nevada Griffons | Nevada, Mo | Lyons Stadium
Ozark Generals | Ozark, MO | Price Cutter Park
Sedalia Bombers | Sedalia, MO | Liberty Park
St. Joe Mustangs | St. Joe, MO | Phil Welch Stadium
Topeka Golden Giants | Topeka, KS | Lake Shawnee Baseball Complex
Beatrice Bruins - Hosted by SENE Sports
Chillicothe Mudcats - Hosted by KCHI
Nevada Griffons - Hosted by KNEM/KNMO Radio
Ozark Generals - www.websportsradio.com
Sedalia Bombers - Hosted by KSIS 1050 AM Radio
St. Joe Mustangs - Hosted by K-JO 105.5 Radio
To view game info and season stats for MINK teams, click the menu above called "League Standings and Team Stats". Please be patient as we get the information posted.
The M.I.N.K. League is composed of teams from Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, and Kansas and the league started in 1910 with a six team charter. Today, we have grown from six teams to ten teams.
The M.I.N.K. Baseball League is a Summer Collegiate Baseball League which operates ten teams throughout the midwest.
The M.I.N.K. not only derives it's name from the Class D Missouri-Iowa-Nebraska-Kansas League, but is the modern evolution of the league which disolved its MLB affiliations following the 1913 season.
The M.I.N.K. League continues to provide a venue for college players who wish to develop their skills to enter the Major League Baseball Amateur Draft to play baseball in an environment of increased competition.
All M.I.N.K League athletes are unpaid in order to maintain their NCAA eligibility. Each team is operated in a similar manner to a professional minor league team, providing players an opportunity to play under the same conditions using wooden bats, minor league specification baseballs, experiencing overnight road trips and playing nightly before fans in a stadium.
The 10 teams in the MINK will be split up into two divisions (north and south), helping to alleviate travel costs. There will be 34 league games followed by a playoff between the North and South divisions.
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