2025 International League season

2025 International League Season
LeagueInternational League
SportBaseball
DurationMarch 28, 2025 - September 21, 2025
Games150
Teams20
TV partnerMiLB.tv
Regular season
Season MVPBatter–Dylan Beavers (Norfolk)
Pitcher–Mick Abel (Lehigh Valley/St. Paul)
Finals championsJacksonville (2nd)
  Runners-upScranton/Wilkes-Barre

The 2025 International League season (IL) was the 112th season of the International League. It began on March 28, 2025 with a game between the Memphis Redbirds and Louisville Bats at Louisville Slugger Field in Louisville, Kentucky. The season ended on September 21, 2025. As with all seasons since 2021, no Triple-A All-Star Game is planned.

The Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp defeated the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, 2 games to 1, to win the International League championship, their first since 1968.[1] They went on to defeat the Las Vegas Aviators, 8–7, in the 2025 Triple-A Baseball National Championship Game at Las Vegas Ballpark in Las Vegas, Nevada.[2]

Rule changes

The Automated Ball-Strike System ABS challenge system is currently being tested across Minor League Baseball, including the International League.[3]

Teams

Division Team Founded MLB affiliation Affiliated City Stadium Capacity
East Buffalo Bisons 1979 Toronto Blue Jays 2013 Buffalo, New York Sahlen Field 16,600
Charlotte Knights 1976 Chicago White Sox 1999 Charlotte, North Carolina Truist Field 10,200
Durham Bulls 1902 Tampa Bay Rays 1998 Durham, North Carolina Durham Bulls Athletic Park 10,000
Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp 1962 Miami Marlins 2021 Jacksonville, Florida VyStar Ballpark 11,000
Lehigh Valley IronPigs 2008 Philadelphia Phillies 2007 Allentown, Pennsylvania Coca-Cola Park 10,100
Norfolk Tides 1961 Baltimore Orioles 2007 Norfolk, Virginia Harbor Park 11,856
Rochester Red Wings 1899 Washington Nationals 2021 Rochester, New York Innovative Field 10,840
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders 1989 New York Yankees 2007 Moosic, Pennsylvania PNC Field 10,000
Syracuse Mets 1934 New York Mets 2019 Syracuse, New York NBT Bank Stadium 10,815
Worcester Red Sox 2021 Boston Red Sox 2021 Worcester, Massachusetts Polar Park 9,508
West Columbus Clippers 1977 Cleveland Guardians 2009 Columbus, Ohio Huntington Park 10,100
Gwinnett Stripers 2009 Atlanta Braves 2009 Lawrenceville, Georgia Coolray Field 10,427
Indianapolis Indians 1902 Pittsburgh Pirates 2005 Indianapolis, Indiana Victory Field 13,750
Iowa Cubs 1969 Chicago Cubs 1981 Des Moines, Iowa Principal Park 11,500
Louisville Bats 1982 Cincinnati Reds 2000 Louisville, Kentucky Louisville Slugger Field 13,131
Memphis Redbirds 1998 St. Louis Cardinals 1998 Memphis, Tennessee AutoZone Park 10,000
Nashville Sounds 1978 Milwaukee Brewers 2021 Nashville, Tennessee First Horizon Park 10,000
Omaha Storm Chasers 1969 Kansas City Royals 1969 Papillion, Nebraska Werner Park 9,023
St. Paul Saints 1993 Minnesota Twins 2021 Saint Paul, Minnesota CHS Field 7,210
Toledo Mud Hens 1965 Detroit Tigers 1987 Toledo, Ohio Fifth Third Field 10,300

Standings

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West

West W L PCT HOME AWAY
Indianapolis Indians (PIT) 87 62 .584 50–25 37–37
Nashville Sounds (MIL) 85 63 .574 45–29 40–34
Toledo Mud Hens (DET) 84 66 .560 42–33 42–33
Memphis Redbirds (STL) 80 68 .541 37–36 43–32
Iowa Cubs (CHC) 74 75 .497 38–37 36–38
Louisville Bats (CIN) 71 79 .473 41–33 30–46
Columbus Clippers (CLE) 64 81 .441 34–37 30–44
Gwinnett Stripers (ATL) 63 87 .420 36–39 27–48
Omaha Storm Chasers (KC) 62 86 .419 31–43 31–43
St. Paul Saints (MIN) 62 86 .419 36–38 19–38

East

East W L PCT HOME AWAY
y- Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (MIA) 89 61 .593 44–30 45–31
x- Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders (NYY) 87 60 .592 44–29 43–31
Lehigh Valley IronPigs (PHI) 87 61 .588 45–29 42–32
Durham Bulls (TB) 85 64 .570 43–32 42–32
Syracuse Mets (NYM) 77 73 .513 37–38 40–35
Worcester Red Sox (BOS) 76 73 .510 40–34 36–39
Charlotte Knights (CWS) 65 85 .433 34–42 31–43
Norfolk Tides (BAL) 63 84 .429 29–44 34–40
Buffalo Bisons (TOR) 61 85 .418 35–40 26–45
Rochester Red Wings (WSH) 59 88 .401 28–47 31–41

y- Won first half title
x- Won second half title

References

  1. ^ "Jacksonville wins 2025 International League Championship, first Triple-A title since 1968". MiLB.com. Jacksonville. September 25, 2025. Retrieved October 1, 2025.
  2. ^ "Berry blast leads Jacksonville to epic win in Triple-A National Championship". MiLB.com. September 28, 2025. Retrieved October 1, 2025.
  3. ^ Rogers, Jesse (February 18, 2025). "Spring games to feature automated ball-strike challenge system". ESPN. Retrieved February 19, 2025.
  4. ^ "2025 MiLB standings on MiLB.com". www.milb.com.
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