Category: Can-Am League 2005

New Haven County Cutters Baseball

New Haven County Cutters

The New Haven County Cutters were an independent professional baseball club that played in the Northeast League (2004) and its successor, the Can-Am League (2005-2007). The Cutters were a road worn franchise that originally formed in 1996 and had previous stops in the Massachusetts cities of Lynn and Pittsfield. Playing out of Yale Field, the Cutters had the unenviable task of replacing the departing Class AA Ravens of the Eastern League, who left town in 2003. Indy ball rarely flourished in cities that had just lost affiliated Minor League Baseball teams and New Haven was no exception. The Cutters disbanded in 2007 after four season of tepid support.

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Plymouth River Eels

Independent Baseball (Never Played) Plymouth River Eels Background Plymouth River Eels were  a proposed baseball club in the team in the independent New England League

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2000 Elmira Pioneers baseball program from the Northern League

Elmira Pioneers (1996-2005)

Northeast League (1996-1998 & 2003-2004) Northern League (1999-2002) Can-Am League (2005) Elmira Pioneers Born: 1996 Folded: First Game: June 1, 1996 (W 6-4 vs. Albany-Colonie

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1999 Nashua Pride Baseball Program from the Atlantic League

Nashua Pride

Atlantic League (1998-2005) Can-Am League (2006-2008) Born: 1997 – Atlantic League founding franchise Re-Branded: 2009 (American Defenders of New Hampshire) First Game: May 21, 1998

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Ottawa Rapidz Can-Am League Baseball

Ottawa Rapidz

The Ottawa Rapidz were an independent professional baseball team that moved into Canada’s capital city immediately upon the departure of Ottawa’s former triple-A franchise, the Lynx, in 2008. The Rapidz played only one season before debt and stadium lease problems did the team in.

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