1982 Florida State League


The 1982 season was the Florida State League's 53rd, and 10 teams competed in the league that year. The Fort Lauderdale Yankees won the 1982 Florida State League championship.

Level: A
Season Began: Friday, April 9, 1982
Season Ended: Thursday, August 26, 1982

1982 Florida State League Standings
1982 Florida State League League Leaders

Daytona Beach Astros (66-68) - Roster | Statistics - Houston Astros affiliate
Fort Lauderdale Yankees (82-50) - Roster | Statistics - New York Yankees affiliate
Fort Myers Royals (69-68) - Roster | Statistics - Kansas City Royals affiliate
Lakeland Tigers (65-68) - Roster | Statistics - Detroit Tigers affiliate
Miami Marlins (53-84) - Roster | Statistics
St. Petersburg Cardinals (69-64) - Roster | Statistics - St. Louis Cardinals affiliate
Tampa Tarpons (71-59) - Roster | Statistics - Cincinnati Reds affiliate
Vero Beach Dodgers (80-53) - Roster | Statistics - Los Angeles Dodgers affiliate
West Palm Beach Expos (54-80) - Roster | Statistics - Montreal Expos affiliate
Winter Haven Red Sox (59-74) - Roster | Statistics - Boston Red Sox affiliate


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