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The Western Baseball League was an independent baseball league based in the Western United States and Western Canada. Its member teams were not associated with any Major League Baseball teams. It operated from 1995 to 2002.The league was founded in 1994 by Portland, Oregon, businessman Bruce L. Engel. It began play in 1995, with the following teams: Northern Division: * Bend Bandits * Grays Harbor Gulls * Surrey Glaciers * Tri-City Posse Southern Division: * Long Beach Barracuda * Palm Springs Suns * Salinas Peppers * Sonoma County Crushers La Western Baseball League fu una lega minore indipendente del baseball USA, che operò fra il 1995 e il 2002. Fu fondata dall'imprenditore di Portland e vi aderirono: * (Bend) * (Hoquiam) * * (Kennewick, Pasco e Richland) * (Long Beach) * (Palm Springs) * (Salinas) * (Rohnert Park, Sonoma County). I Long Beach furono i primi campioni. Nel 1997 la squadra di Palm Springs si spostò a Oxnard, ma fallì. Si aggiunsero i Chico Heat. Chico vinse subito il titolo. La WBL creò una squadra a Sacramento, gli Steelheads, poi trasferiti a Solano County, California. ウェスタン・ベースボール・リーグ（Western Baseball League）は、アメリカ合衆国西部及びカナダ西部に存在したプロ野球の独立リーグ。1995年から2002年にかけてリーグ戦を行っていた。
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Western Baseball League logo
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1994
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"Baseball the way it was meant to be"
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The Western Baseball League was an independent baseball league based in the Western United States and Western Canada. Its member teams were not associated with any Major League Baseball teams. It operated from 1995 to 2002.The league was founded in 1994 by Portland, Oregon, businessman Bruce L. Engel. It began play in 1995, with the following teams: Northern Division: * Bend Bandits * Grays Harbor Gulls * Surrey Glaciers * Tri-City Posse Southern Division: * Long Beach Barracuda * Palm Springs Suns * Salinas Peppers * Sonoma County Crushers Long Beach won the inaugural league championship, defeating Tri-City, 3 games to 1. In 1996, Surrey folded, then the Reno Chukars were added. Long Beach won its second consecutive title, again 3 games to 1 over Tri-City. In 1997, the league added the Chico Heat, while Palm Springs took the year off and Long Beach became the Mission Viejo Vigilantes. Chico won the league championship in its first season in the league, defeating Reno, 3–2. In 1998, Salinas disbanded, while dormant Palm Springs moved to Oxnard, California and became the Pacific Suns. Grays Harbor suspended operations halfway through the season, and the league took over management of the team, which continued as the Western Warriors and went on an extended 68-game road trip with no home stadium. Despite the lack of a home stadium, the Warriors made it to the league championship series before being swept by Sonoma County, 3–0. In 1999, the league disbanded the Western Warriors, while Mission Viejo, Bend, and Pacific also folded. The Sacramento Steelheads and Zion Pioneerzz were added, making the WBL a six-team league. Tri-City won the league championship for the year, 3 games to 1 over Chico. For the 2000 season, Reno called it quits after four years in the league, while Sacramento moved to Vacaville, California and became the Solano Steelheads. The WBL was back at eight teams, however, as the Yuma (AZ) Bullfrogs, Feather River (Marysville, CA) Mudcats and Valley (Scottsdale, AZ) Vipers were added. The Zion Pioneerzz won the league championship, defeating Chico 3 games to 1. For the 2001 season, Valley and Feather River folded, while league stalwart Tri-City defected to the Northwest League. The league returned to a market it previously served, adding the Long Beach Breakers to bring the loop back to six teams. The Zion Pioneerzz were renamed the St. George Pioneerzz. The expansion Breakers won the league championship, defeating Chico 3 games to 2. In its final year of 2002, the Western Baseball League again operated with six teams. St. George folded, while Marysville, Calif., re-entered the league to take the Pioneerzz' place, playing the season as the Yuba-Sutter Gold Sox. The Chico Heat won the league championship in the league's final season, defeating Long Beach 3 games to 1. After the league folded, the western United States were without independent baseball until 2005, when former WBL cities Chico, Long Beach, and Yuma were awarded franchises in the upstart Golden Baseball League. Three of the 8 current GBL cities are former Western League markets, as Reno was added to the circuit in 2006, while St. George became a member of the league in 2007. On September 9, 2014, it was reported that former WBL team, the Grays Harbor Gulls, would be reborn as a member of the new Mount Rainier Professional Baseball League in 2015 and would play their home games at Olympic Stadium once again. It is also mentioned that the "new" Gulls will have no ties to the original team. The Gulls and the MRPBL folded halfway through the inaugural season in 2015 due to financial problems. ウェスタン・ベースボール・リーグ（Western Baseball League）は、アメリカ合衆国西部及びカナダ西部に存在したプロ野球の独立リーグ。1995年から2002年にかけてリーグ戦を行っていた。 La Western Baseball League fu una lega minore indipendente del baseball USA, che operò fra il 1995 e il 2002. Fu fondata dall'imprenditore di Portland e vi aderirono: * (Bend) * (Hoquiam) * * (Kennewick, Pasco e Richland) * (Long Beach) * (Palm Springs) * (Salinas) * (Rohnert Park, Sonoma County). I Long Beach furono i primi campioni. Nel 1996 Surrey lasciò la lega e fu sostituita dai Reno Chukars. Long Beach vinse nuovamente il titolo. Nei primi anni'90 la lega crebbe con altre due squadre nel Pacific Northwest: i nell'ovest dell'Oregon e i di Olympia, ma entrambe fallirono nel 2000. Nel 1997 la squadra di Palm Springs si spostò a Oxnard, ma fallì. Si aggiunsero i Chico Heat. Chico vinse subito il titolo. La WBL creò una squadra a Sacramento, gli Steelheads, poi trasferiti a Solano County, California. Nel 1999 la lega dismise l'ex-squadra di Grays Harbor, mentre Mission Viejo, Bend eOxnard also fallirono. I Sacramento Steelheads e gli Zion Pioneerzz si aggiunsero, rendendo la WBL una lega a sei. Tri-City vinse il campionato. Nel 2000 incluse le squadre di Yuma e Scottsdale che presero il nome di Valley Vipers. Gli Zion Pioneerzz furono i campioni dell'anno. La stagione seguente Reno e Valley fallirono e Long Beach vinsero il titolo. Nel suo ultimo anno di vita, il 2002, la Western Baseball League aveva sei squadre. Nella Northern Division giocavano , e . Invece nella Southern Division , e . I Chico Heat furono gli ultimi campioni.
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