Today, Major League Baseball's Florida Complex League will kick off. The Florida Complex League, operated by Major League Baseball, is a Rookie-level circuit that has operated in Florida since 1964. Previously known as the Gulf Coast League, most games are played at Major League Spring Training complexes. Games are open to the public with free admission.
Just in case you need a refresher about the Florida Complex League, here are some of the important details.
East: FCL Astros Blue (Houston), FCL Astros Orange (Houston), FCL Cardinals (St. Louis), FCL Marlins (Miami), FCL Mets (New York), FCL Nationals (Washington)
North: FCL Blue Jays (Toronto), FCL Phillies (Philadelphia), FCL Tigers (Detroit), FCL Yankees (New York)
South: FCL Braves (Atlanta), FCL Orioles (Baltimore), FCL Pirates (Pittsburgh), FCL Rays (Tampa Bay), FCL Red Sox (Boston), FCL Twins (Minnesota)
All-Star Game: NoneRoster limit: Unlimited.Brand of Baseball: RawlingsStatistician: Major League Baseball Advanced Media
Umpires: Samuel Carey (Charlottesville, VA); Andrew Craddock (Sylacauga, AL); Connor Crowell (Nashville, TN); Jared Duerson (Euless, TX); Davion Frye (Gulfport, MS); Kenny Garcia (Maracaibo, Venezuela); Korey Gerber (Dublin, OH); Justin Hopkins (Pittsfield, MA); Joshua Hulsey (Ocilla, GA); Kameron Jones (Vicksburg, MS); Frank Jones (Powder Springs, GA); Jose Polanco (Myrtle Beach, SC); Brandon Schmitt (East Palestine, OH); Alec Sotolongo (Miami, FL); Perry Swartz (Dillsburg, PA); Takashi Wada (Wakayama, Japan)
The Postseason begins on Thursday, Aug. 25, 2022.
Three (3) division winners and one (1) wild card team (i.e., the team with the best winning percentage who is not a division winner).
Four (4) teams are seeded according to winning percentage, regardless of whether the team is a division winner or wild card. 1 vs. 4, 2 vs. 3.
One game semi-final followed by the best-of-three final. Semi-finals hosted by the higher ranked team; Finals Game 1 hosted by the lower ranked team; Finals Games 2 and 3 (if necessary) hosted by the higher ranked team.
Tiebreakers
In the event of any ties, the following tiebreakers will apply in the order below:
Head-to-head record (if three or more Clubs, the best winning percentage in games among the Clubs).
If the Clubs remain tied, the best overall winning percentage over the last 20 games.
If the Clubs remain tied, the best overall winning percentage over an additional game (i.e., the last 21 games, the last 22 games, etc.) until one emerges with a better winning percentage in that span of games.
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