Atlantic League records

Last updated November 09, 2023

Atlantic League records

**Individual Batting**
Category	Player	Stat	Team	Year
Average	Víctor Rodríguez	.371	Somerset	2004
Home Runs	Ozzie Canseco	48	Newark	2000
RBI	Ozzie Canseco	129	Newark	2000
Stolen Bases	Billy Hall	104	Somerset	2000
Hits	Lew Ford	189	Long Island	2014
Doubles	Ray Navarrete	50	Long Island	2012
Triples	Eric Patterson	17	York	2014
Walks	Bobby Hill	101	Newark	2000
Games	Lew Ford	140	Long Island	2014
	Fehlandt Lentini	140	Long Island	2016
	Jovan Rosa	140	New Britain	2016
At Bats	Fehlandt Lentini	593	Long Island	2014
On-Base Percentage	Doug Jennings	.505	Long Island	2004
Slugging Percentage	Jimmy Hurst	.655	Newark	2002
Extra Base Hits	Cole Garner	69	Lancaster	2014
	Tommy Everidge	69	Lancaster	2011
Runs	Scott Grimes	138	York	2010

**Team Batting**
Category	Stat	Team	Year
Wins	95	Sugar Land	2013
Winning Percentage	.679	Sugar Land	2013
Average	.303	Newark	2008
Home Runs	235	Newark	2000
Stolen Bases	265	Somerset	2000
Hits	1,504	Newark	2008
Doubles	326	York	2010
Triples	48	York	2014
RBI	785	Nashua	2005

**Atlantic League Player of the Year**
Year	Player	Team
1998	Felix Jose(co-POY)	Nashua Pride
	Kinnis Pledger(co-POY)	Bridgeport Bluefish
1999	Glenn Murray	Nashua Pride
2000	Ozzie Canseco	Newark Bears
2001	Michael Warner	Somerset Patriots
2002	Jimmy Hurst	Newark Bears
2003	Rolo Avila	Bridgeport Bluefish
2004	Victor Rodriguez	Somerset Patriots
2005	Brian Becker	Nashua Pride
2006	Lincoln Mikkelsen	Atlantic City Surf
2007	Jesse Hoorelbeke(co-POY)	Bridgeport Bluefish
	Victor Rodriguez(co-POY)	Newark Bears
2008	Josh Pressley	Somerset Patriots
2009	Ray Navarrete	Long Island Ducks
2010	Aaron Herr(Co-POY)	Lancaster Barnstormers
	Scott Grimes(Co-POY)	York Revolution
2011	Tommy Everidge	Lancaster Barnstormers
2012	Blake Gailen	Lancaster Barnstormers
2013	Jake Fox	Somerset Patriots
2014	Lew Ford	Long Island Ducks
2015	Welington Dotel	Bridgeport Bluefish
2016	Jeremy Barfield	Sugar Land Skeeters
2017	Alonzo Harris	York Revolution
2018	Jordany Valdespin	Long Island Ducks^[1]
2019	Telvin Nash	York Revolution

**Offensive Triple Crown Winners**
Year	Player	Team	Batting Avg.	Home Runs	RBI's
2002	Jimmy Hurst	Newark	.341	35	100

**Individual Pitching**
Category	Player	Stat	Team	Year
ERA	Sean Bierman	1.79	Somerset	2015
Wins	Dan Reichert	18	Southern Maryland	2010
	Dwayne Pollok	18	Lancaster	2013
Strikeouts	Jonathan Albaladejo	164	Bridgeport	2016
Saves	Jon Hunton	49	Somerset	2014
Games	Charlie Manning	74	Southern Maryland	2013
Complete Games	Andy Shibilo	11	Lehigh Valley	2003
Shutouts	Ben Simon	3	Camden	2003
	Al Sontag	3	Bridgeport	2000
	Josh Stevens	3	Lancaster	2007
	Dan Reichert	3	Bridgeport	2009
Innings Pitched	Al Sontag	207	Bridgeport	2000
Losses	Félix Rodríguez	18	Pennsylvania	2004
	Julián Heredia	18	Pennsylvania, Long Island	2004
Walks	Joe Gannon	101	Southern Maryland	2009
Home Runs Allowed	Julian Heredia	31	Pennsylvania, Long Island	2004

**Team Pitching**
Category	Team	Stat	Year
ERA	Somerset	3.04	2015
Strikeouts	Southern Maryland	1158	2010
Saves	Somerset	54	2014
Complete Games	Lehigh Valley	13	2000
Shutouts	Long Island	12	2000
	Bridgeport	12	2003
Hits Allowed	Aberdeen	1,349	2000
Walks Allowed	Pennsylvania	608	2004

**Atlantic League Pitcher of the Year**
Year	Player	Team
1998	Chris Eddy	Atlantic City Surf
1999	Justin Jensen	Somerset Patriots
2000	Al Sontag	Bridgeport Bluefish
2001	Len Picota	Nashua Pride
2002	Lincoln Mikkelsen	Camden Riversharks
2003	Ben Simon	Camden Riversharks
2004	Kevin Henthorne	Bridgeport Bluefish
2005	Brett Laxon	Camden Riversharks
2006	Lincoln Mikkelsen	Atlantic City Surf
2007	Brian Adams	Somerset Patriots
2008	Joe Gannon	Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
2009	Jim Magrane	Somerset Patriots
2010	Dan Reichert	Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
2011	Mike Loree	Long Island Ducks
2012	Dwayne Pollok	Lancaster Barnstormers
2013	Dwayne Pollok	Lancaster Barnstormers
2014	Chris Schwinden	Lancaster Barnstormers
2015	John Brownell	Long Island
2016	Jonathan Albaladejo	Bridgeport Bluefish
2017	Gaby Hernández	Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
2018	Nate Reed	Lancaster Barnstormers
2019	Daryl Thompson	Southern Maryland Blue Crabs

**Pitching Triple Crown Winners**
Year	Player	Team	Wins	ERA	SO's
2009	Joe Magrane	Somerset	15	2.70	134
2011	Mike Loree	Long Island	14	1.98	131

**Rawlings Glove Glove Defensive Player of the Year**
Year	Player	Team	Position
2015	Dan Lyons	Long Island	Shortstop
2016	Eric Farris	Somerset	2nd Base
2017	Michael Crouse	New Britain	Outfield
2018	Edwin Garcia	Southern Maryland	Infield
2019	Edwin Garcia	Southern Maryland	Infield

**Attendance**
Category	Stat	Team	Year
Attendance Total	456,511	Sugar Land	2012
Attendance Average	6,650	Sugar Land	2012
Game Attendance	8,606	Sugar Land	July 4, 2016
Weekend Attendance	22,907	Somerset	June 17–19, 2016

**Team Totals**
Category	Team	Stat	Year(s)
Season Wins	Sugar Land	95	2013
Season Winning Percentage	Sugar Land	.679	2013
Overall Wins	Somerset	1,288
Season Losses	Pennsylvania	103	2004
Overall Losses	Bridgeport	1,232
Championships	Somerset	6	2001, 2003, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2015
Championship Series Appearances	Somerset	9	1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2013, 2015

Championship series

See: Atlantic League of Professional Baseball#Championship Series

All-star game

See: Atlantic League of Professional Baseball#All-Star Games

Longest game

On Tuesday, September 13, 2006, the Long Island Ducks and the Camden Riversharks played an 18-inning ballgame that set the league record for the longest game in Atlantic League history.

After the Ducks tied the score at five in the eighth inning, the game would progress another six frames before another run would cross the plate. Both clubs put up a two-spot in the 15th inning before Camden would score the game-winning run in the 18th, six hours and 20 minutes after the game began.

The 18-inning contest was the longest game played in the Atlantic League's history in both innings and time elapsed. During the contest, the teams combined for 34 hits, two doubles, a triple and three home runs, while the pitching staffs combined for 39 strikeouts (LGI 22, CA 17). During the game, fielders Jason Conti, Richie Barrett and Matt Demarco took the hill for the Riversharks. Conti picked up the win in his first career appearance on the hill after hurling three scoreless innings of relief.^[2]

Atlantic League final standings

1998

Member teams

Atlantic City Surf
Bridgeport Bluefish
Nashua Pride
Newark Bears
Newburgh Black Diamonds
Somerset Patriots

First Half

Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Bridgeport	31	18
Nashua	31	19	0.5
Atlantic City	30	20	1.5
Somerset	21	28	10
Newburgh	18	32	13.5
Newark	18	32	13.5

Second Half

Team	Wins	Losses	GB
Bridgeport	32	18
Atlantic City	30	20	2
Nashua	28	22	4
Newburgh	24	26	8
Somerset	19	31	13
Newark	17	33	15

1999

Member teams

Atlantic City Surf
Bridgeport Bluefish
Lehigh Valley Black Diamonds
Nashua Pride
Newark Bears
Somerset Patriots

First Half

Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Bridgeport	43	17
Atlantic City	36	24	7
Lehigh Valley	26	33	16.5
Nashua	26	34	17
Newark	24	35	18.5
Somerset	24	36	19

Second Half

Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Somerset	36	24
Bridgeport	35	25	1
Newark	31	29	5
Nashua	26	33	9.5
Lehigh Valley	26	34	10
Atlantic City	25	34	10.5

2000

Member teams

Atlantic City Surf
Aberdeen Arsenal
Bridgeport Bluefish
Lehigh Valley Black Diamonds
Long Island Ducks
Nashua Pride
Newark Bears
Somerset Patriots

First Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
North	Nashua	44	26
	Long Island	40	30	4
	Newark	38	32	6
	Bridgeport	35	35	9

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
South	Somerset	38	32
	Aberdeen	30	40	8
	Atlantic City	29	41	9
	Lehigh Valley	26	44	12

Second Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
North	Bridgeport	44	26
	Long Island	40	30	4
	Nashua	38	32	6
	Newark	35	35	9

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
South	Somerset	31	18
	Atlantic City	31	19	0.5
	Aberdeen	30	20	1.5
	Lehigh Valley	21	28	10

2001

Member teams

Atlantic City Surf
Bridgeport Bluefish
Camden Riversharks
Lehigh Valley Black Diamonds
Long Island Ducks
Nashua Pride
Newark Bears
Somerset Patriots

First Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
North	Newark	38	25
	Long Island	35	28	3
	Nashua	30	33	8
	Bridgeport	30	33	8

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
South	Somerset	39	24
	Atlantic City	38	25	1
	Camden	24	39	15
	Lehigh Valley	18	45	21

Second Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
North	Nashua	38	25
	Newark	37	26	1
	Bridgeport	36	27	5.5
	Long Island	27	36	11

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
South	Somerset	44	19
	Atlantic City	26	37	18
	Camden	25	38	19
	Lehigh Valley	19	44	25

2002

Member teams

Atlantic City Surf
Bridgeport Bluefish
Camden Riversharks
Long Island Ducks
Nashua Pride
Newark Bears
Pennsylvania Road Warriors
Somerset Patriots

First Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
North	Bridgeport	36	27
	Long Island	35	28	1
	Nashua	29	34	7
	Pennsylvania	17	45	18.5

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
South	Newark	36	27
	Somerset	36	27
	Camden	34	29	2
	Atlantic City	28	34	7.5

Second Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
North	Bridgeport	35	28
	Long Island	30	33	5
	Nashua	25	37	9.5
	Pennsylvania	17	46	18

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
South	Atlantic City	43	19
	Camden	37	25	6.0
	Newark	33	28	9.5
	Somerset	29	33	14

2003

Member teams

Atlantic City Surf
Bridgeport Bluefish
Camden Riversharks
Long Island Ducks
Nashua Pride
Newark Bears
Pennsylvania Road Warriors
Somerset Patriots

First Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
North	Nashua	39	24
	Bridgeport	34	29	5
	Long Island	32	31	7
	Pennsylvania	14	49	25

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
South	Camden	41	22
	Newark	32	31	9
	Somerset	30	33	11
	Atlantic City	30	33	11

Second Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
North	Bridgeport	39	24
	Long Island	35	28	4
	Nashua	32	31	7
	Pennsylvania	16	46	22.5

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
South	Somerset	37	26
	Camden	37	26
	Atlantic City	33	30	4
	Newark	22	44	14.5

2004

Member teams

Atlantic City Surf
Bridgeport Bluefish
Camden Riversharks
Long Island Ducks
Nashua Pride
Newark Bears
Pennsylvania Road Warriors
Somerset Patriots

First Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
North	Long Island	40	23
	Bridgeport	38	25	2
	Nashua	29	34	11
	Pennsylvania	10	53	30

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
South	Atlantic City	38	25
	Camden	37	26	1
	Somerset	33	30	5
	Newark	27	36	11

Second Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
North	Nashua	36	27
	Bridgeport	34	29	2
	Long Island	25	38	11
	Pennsylvania	13	50	23

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
South	Camden	39	23
	Newark	36	27	3.5
	Somerset	35	28	4.5
	Atlantic City	33	29	6

2005

Member teams

Atlantic City Surf
Bridgeport Bluefish
Camden Riversharks
Lancaster Barnstormers
Long Island Ducks
Nashua Pride
Newark Bears
Somerset Patriots

First Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
North	Nashua	43	27
	Bridgeport	33	37	10.0
	Newark	33	37	10.0
	Long Island	30	40	13.0

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
South	Somerset	42	28
	Camden	39	31	3.0
	Atlantic City	31	39	11.0
	Lancaster	29	41	13.0

Second Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
North	Long Island	36	34
	Nashua	35	35	1.0
	Newark	25	45	11.0
	Bridgeport	22	48	14.0

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
South	Atlantic City	48	22
	Camden	41	29	7.0
	Lancaster	37	33	11.0
	Somerset	36	34	12.0

2006

Member teams

Atlantic City Surf
Bridgeport Bluefish
Camden Riversharks
Lancaster Barnstormers
Long Island Ducks
Newark Bears
Road Warriors
Somerset Patriots

First Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
North	Long Island	39	24
	Bridgeport	38	25	1.0
	Road Warriors	22	41	17.0
	Newark	21	42	18.0

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
South	Lancaster	38	25
	Somerset	33	30	5.0
	Atlantic City	33	30	5.0
	Camden	28	35	10.0

Second Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
North	Bridgeport	36	23
	Long Island	33	29	4.5
	Newark	21	40	16.0
	Road Warriors	20	41	17.0

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
South	Lancaster	36	26
	Atlantic City	35	27	1.0
	Camden	33	29	3.0
	Somerset	31	30	4.5

2007

Member teams

Bridgeport Bluefish
Camden Riversharks
Lancaster Barnstormers
Long Island Ducks
Newark Bears
Road Warriors
Somerset Patriots
York Revolution

First Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
North	Newark	36	27
	Long Island	35	28	1.0
	Bridgeport	35	28	1.0
	Road Warriors	17	46	19.0

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
South	Camden	39	24
	Somerset	35	28	4.0
	Lancaster	29	34	10.0
	York	26	37	13.0

Second Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
North	Long Island	37	26
	Newark	36	27	1.0
	Road Warriors	26	37	11.0
	Bridgeport	20	41	12.0

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
South	Somerset	40	23
	York	32	31	8.0
	Lancaster	28	35	12.0
	Camden	28	35	12.0

2008

Member teams

Bridgeport Bluefish
Camden Riversharks
Lancaster Barnstormers
Long Island Ducks
Newark Bears
Somerset Patriots
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
York Revolution

First Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Freedom	Somerset	40	30
	Newark	39	31	1.0
	Lancaster	30	40	10.0
	York	30	40	10.0

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Liberty	Camden	40	30
	Southern Maryland	36	34	4.0
	Bridgeport	33	37	7.0
	Long Island	32	38	8.0

Second Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Freedom	York	41	39
	Somerset	34	36	7.0
	Lancaster	34	36	7.0
	Newark	33	37	8.0

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Liberty	Long Island	39	31
	Southern Maryland	38	32	1.0
	Bridgeport	34	36	5.0
	Camden	27	42	12.0

2009

Member teams

Bridgeport Bluefish
Camden Riversharks
Lancaster Barnstormers
Long Island Ducks
Newark Bears
Somerset Patriots
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
York Revolution

First Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Freedom	Somerset	43	27
	Newark	35	35	8.0
	Lancaster	33	37	10.0
	York	24	46	19.0

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Liberty	Southern Maryland	42	28
	Long Island	37	33	5.0
	Bridgeport	33	37	9.0
	Camden	33	37	9.0

Second Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Freedom	Somerset	43	27
	Newark	39	31	4.0
	Lancaster	34	36	9.0
	York	29	41	14.0

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Liberty	Southern Maryland	37	33
	Long Island	37	33
	Bridgeport	32	38	5.0
	Camden	29	41	8.0

2010

Member teams

Bridgeport Bluefish
Camden Riversharks
Lancaster Barnstormers
Long Island Ducks
Newark Bears
Somerset Patriots
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
York Revolution

First Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Freedom	York	40	30
	Somerset	36	34	4.0
	Lancaster	31	39	9.0
	Newark	21	49	19.0

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Liberty	Southern Maryland	41	29
	Camden	39	31	2.0
	Bridgeport	36	34	5.0
	Long Island	36	34	5.0

Second Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Freedom	Somerset	39	31
	Lancaster	32	37	6.5
	Newark	32	37	6.5
	York	29	41	10.0

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Liberty	Bridgeport	47	23
	Southern Maryland	41	28	5.5
	Long Island	34	34	12.0
	Camden	23	46	23.5

2011

Member teams

Bridgeport Bluefish
Camden Riversharks
Lancaster Barnstormers
Long Island Ducks
Road Warriors
Somerset Patriots
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
York Revolution

First Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Freedom	Lancaster	37	26
	York	36	27	1.0
	Somerset	26	37	11.0
	Road Warriors	22	41	15.0

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Liberty	Long Island	41	29
	Southern Maryland	39	31	4.0
	Bridgeport	36	34	8.0
	Camden	36	34	17.0

Second Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Freedom	York	37	24
	Lancaster	32	30	5.5
	Somerset	23	37	13.5
	Road Warriors	16	45	21

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Liberty	Long Island	38	24
	Bridgeport	36	28	3
	Camden	34	27	3.5
	Southern Maryland	29	30	7.5

2012

Member teams

Bridgeport Bluefish
Camden Riversharks
Lancaster Barnstormers
Long Island Ducks
Somerset Patriots
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
Sugar Land Skeeters
York Revolution

First Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Freedom	Lancaster	45	25
	York	36	34	9.0
	Somerset	35	35	10.0
	Sugar Land	29	41	16.0

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Liberty	Long Island	39	30
	Camden	34	35	5.0
	Bridgeport	31	39	8.5
	Southern Maryland	30	40	9.5

Second Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Freedom	Lancaster	43	27
	York	43	27
	Sugar Land	35	35	8.0
	Somerset	30	39	12.5

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Liberty	Southern Maryland	39	31
	Bridgeport	36	33	2.5
	Camden	28	42	11.0
	Long Island	24	44	14.0

2013

Member teams

Bridgeport Bluefish
Camden Riversharks
Lancaster Barnstormers
Long Island Ducks
Somerset Patriots
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
Sugar Land Skeeters
York Revolution

2014

Member teams

Bridgeport Bluefish
Camden Riversharks
Lancaster Barnstormers
Long Island Ducks
Somerset Patriots
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
Sugar Land Skeeters
York Revolution

2015

Member teams

Bridgeport Bluefish
Camden Riversharks
Lancaster Barnstormers
Long Island Ducks
Somerset Patriots
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
Sugar Land Skeeters
York Revolution

2016

Member teams

Bridgeport Bluefish
Lancaster Barnstormers
Long Island Ducks
New Britain Bees
Somerset Patriots
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
Sugar Land Skeeters
York Revolution

2017

Member teams

Bridgeport Bluefish
Lancaster Barnstormers
Long Island Ducks
New Britain Bees
Somerset Patriots
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
Sugar Land Skeeters
York Revolution

2018

Member teams

Lancaster Barnstormers
Long Island Ducks
New Britain Bees
Road Warriors
Somerset Patriots
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
Sugar Land Skeeters
York Revolution

2019

Member teams

High Point Rockers
Lancaster Barnstormers
Long Island Ducks
New Britain Bees
Somerset Patriots
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
Sugar Land Skeeters
York Revolution

First Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Freedom	Sugar Land	35	35
	York	34	36	1.0
	Southern Maryland	26	44	9.0
	Lancaster	24	46	11.0

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Liberty	Long Island	43	27
	Somerset	42	28	1.0
	High Point	41	30	2.5
	New Britain	35	34	7.5

Second Half

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Freedom	York	41	29
	Sugar Land	37	31	3.0
	Southern Maryland	33	37	8.0
	Lancaster	27	43	14.0

	Team	Wins	Losses	Games Back
Liberty	Long Island	43	27
	New Britain	37	34	6.5
	High Point	33	36	9.5
	Somerset	27	41	15.0

2020 (Did not play due to COVID-19 pandemic)

Member teams

High Point Rockers
Lancaster Barnstormers
Long Island Ducks
Road Warriors
Somerset Patriots
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
Sugar Land Skeeters
York Revolution

2021

Member teams

Gastonia Honey Hunters
High Point Rockers
Lancaster Barnstormers
Lexington Legends
Long Island Ducks
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
West Virginia Power
York Revolution

2022

Member teams

Charleston Dirty Birds
Gastonia Honey Hunters
High Point Rockers
Lancaster Barnstormers
Lexington Legends
Long Island Ducks
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
Staten Island FerryHawks
York Revolution

2023

Member teams

Charleston Dirty Birds
Gastonia Honey Hunters
High Point Rockers
Lancaster Barnstormers
Lexington Counter Clocks
Long Island Ducks
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
Spire City Ghost Hounds
Staten Island FerryHawks
York Revolution

2024

Member teams

Charleston Dirty Birds
Gastonia Honey Hunters
Hagerstown Flying Boxcars
High Point Rockers
Lancaster Barnstormers
Lexington Counter Clocks
Long Island Ducks
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
Spire City Ghost Hounds
Staten Island FerryHawks
York Revolution

Former teams

See: Atlantic League of Professional Baseball#Former teams

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References

↑ "Atlantic League Professional Baseball: Atlantic League Awards".
↑ "Atlantic League's Longest Game". Atlantic League of Professional Baseball. Archived from the original on November 5, 2006. Retrieved September 14, 2006.

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[1] "Atlantic League Professional Baseball: Atlantic League Awards".

[2] "Atlantic League's Longest Game". Atlantic League of Professional Baseball. Archived from the original on November 5, 2006. Retrieved September 14, 2006.

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