Prairie League

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Unlike many independent leagues, the Prairie League was original in its naming, choosing not to resurrect a name previously used by a defunct minor league. The professional eight-team league was founded in 1995 with a four-team US division (Minneapolis and the Dakotas) and a four-team Canadian division (Saskatchewan and Manitoba). Having produced several major league prospects, it closed shop after the 1997 season due to financial troubles.

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Independent leagues in North America (after 1993)
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American Association Continental League Northern League
Atlantic League Frontier League United League
Can-Am Association Golden League
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All-American Association · Arizona-Mexico League · Atlantic Coast League · Big South League · Central Baseball League · Empire State League · Golden State League · Great Central League · Heartland League · Mid-America League · North Atlantic League · North Central League · Northeast League · Prairie League · South Coast League · Southeastern League · Texas-Louisiana League · Western Baseball League
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