List of New York Yankees minor league affiliates

Jesús Montero with the Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees in 2010

This is a list of New York Yankees minor league affiliates.

Current classification system

Triple-A

Marcus Jensen with the Columbus Clippers in 2003

• Newark Bears (1946–1949)
• San Francisco Seals (1951)
• Syracuse Chiefs (1953)
• Kansas City Blues (1946–1954)
• Denver Bears (1955–1958)
• Richmond Virginians (1956–1964)
• Toledo Mud Hens (1965–1966)
• Syracuse Chiefs (1967–1977)
• Tacoma Rainiers (1978)
• Columbus Clippers (1979–2006)
• Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders (2007–present)

Double-A

Zach McAllister representing the Trenton Thunder at the 2009 Eastern League All-Star Game

• Beaumont Exporters (1946–1952)
• Birmingham Barons (1953–1956)
• New Orleans Pelicans (1957–1958)
• Amarillo Gold Sox (1960–1962)
• Augusta Yankees (1963)
• Columbus Confederate Yankees (1964–1966)
• Binghamton Triplets (1967–1968)
• Manchester Yankees (1969–1971)
• West Haven Yankees (1972–1979)
• Nashville Sounds (1980–1984)
• Albany-Colonie Yankees (1985–1994)
• Norwich Navigators (1995–2002)
• Trenton Thunder (2003–present)

Advanced-A

Melky Mesa with the Tampa Yankees in 2011

• Fort Lauderdale Yankees (1990–1992)
• Prince William Cannons (1990–1993)
• Tampa Yankees (1994–present)

Single-A

• Augusta Tigers (1946–1949)
• Denver Bears (1947)
• Muskegon Reds (1950–1951)
• Augusta Yankees (1962)
• Idaho Falls Yankees (1963)
• Shelby Colonels (1963–1964)
• Greensboro Yankees (1963–1967)
• Fort Lauderdale Yankees (1963–1989)
• Kinston Eagles (1968–1972)
• Greensboro Hornets (1980–1984)
• Prince William Cannons (1987–1989)
• Greensboro Bats (1990–2002)
• Battle Creek Yankees (2003–2004)
• Charleston RiverDogs (2005–present)

Short-season Single-A

A pitcher for the Staten Island Yankees

• Oneonta Yankees (1967–1998)
• Staten Island Yankees (1999–present)

Rookie

• Johnson City Yankees (1964–1974)
• Paintsville Yankees (1979–1982)
• Gulf Coast League Yankees (1980–present)
• Pulaski Yankees (2015-present)

Rookie-Foreign

• Dominican Summer League Yankees 1 (1989–present)
• Dominican Summer League Yankees 2 (2002–present)

Defunct classification system

Class-AA

• Jersey City Skeeters (1930)
• Newark Bears (1931–1945)
• Oakland Oaks (1935–1937)
• Kansas City Blues (1937–1945)

Class-A

• Albany Senators (1931)
• Springfield Rifles (1932)
• Binghamton Triplets (1933–1961)

Class-B

• Hazelton Mountaineers (1930)
• Scranton Miners (1931)
• Erie Sailors (1932)
• Binghamton Triplets (1932)
• Durham Bulls (1933)
• Norfolk Tars (1934–1945)
• Jackson Mississippians (1937–1938)
• Augusta Tigers (1937–1940)

Class-C

• Cumberland Colts (1932)
• Wheeling Stogies (1933–1934)
• Joplin Miners (1935–1953)
• Akron Yankees (1935–1941)
• Smith Falls Beavers (1937)
• Amsterdam Rugmakers (1939–1942, 1946–1951)
• Idaho Falls Russets (1941)

Class-D

• Chambersburg Young Yanks (1929–1930)
• Cumberland Colts (1931)
• Washington Generals (1933-1935)
• Bassett Furnituremakers (1936–1937)
• Rogers Lions (1936)
• Norfolk Elks (1937–1939)
• Snow Hill Billies (1937)
• Palatka Azaleas (1937)
• Independence Yankees (1947-1950)

See also

• New York Yankees minor league players

External links

• "New York Yankees Minor League Affiliates". Baseball-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved March 14, 2012.
• "Minor League Affiliates". MLB.com. Major League Baseball Advanced Media. Retrieved March 14, 2012.