ENSIKLOPEDIA Cari Tekan Enter untuk memulai pencarian cepat. Kembali ke Ensiklopedia Arsip Wikipedia Indonesia Pompano Beach Cubs Pompano Beach Cubs Minor league baseball teamPompano Beach Cubs1976–1978 Pompano Beach, Florida Minor league affiliationsClassClass A (1976–1978)LeagueFlorida State League (1976–1978)Major league affiliationsTeamChicago Cubs (1976–1978)Team dataNamePompano Beach Cubs (1976–1978)BallparkPompano Beach Municipal Stadium (1976–1978) The Pompano Beach Cubs were a minor league baseball team located in Pompano Beach, Florida. The team played in the Florida State League and home stadium was Pompano Beach Municipal Park.[1] Notable alumni Lee Smith (1976-1977) Inducted Baseball Hall of Fame, 2019 Ron Davis (1976) MLB All-Star Jim Tracy (1977-1978) 2009 NL Manager of the Year References ↑ "The Short History of Professional Baseball in Pompano Beach". pompanobeachfl.gov. Retrieved November 18, 2025. External links Baseball Reference vteFlorida State LeagueEast Division Daytona Tortugas Jupiter Hammerheads Palm Beach Cardinals St. Lucie Mets West Division Bradenton Marauders Clearwater Threshers Dunedin Blue Jays Fort Myers Mighty Mussels Lakeland Flying Tigers Tampa Tarpons Defunct teams Bartow Polkers Baseball City Royals Bradenton Growers Brevard County Manatees Charlotte Rangers Charlotte Stone Crabs Clearwater Pelicans Clearwater Phillies Cocoa Astros Cocoa Indians Daytona Beach Admirals Daytona Beach Astros Daytona Beach Dodgers Daytona Beach Islanders Daytona Cubs Deerfield Beach Sun Sox DeLand Red Hats DeLand Reds DeLand Sun Caps Florida Fire Frogs Fort Lauderdale Red Sox Fort Lauderdale Tarpons Fort Lauderdale Yankees Fort Myers Palms Fort Myers Miracle Fort Myers Royals Gainesville G-Men Jacksonville Beach Sea Birds Jacksonville Indians Jacksonville Scouts Key West Conchs Key West Cubs Key West Padres Key West Sun Caps Kissimmee Cobras Lakeland Giants Lakeland Highlanders Lakeland Indians Lakeland Pilots Lakeland Tigers Leesburg Anglers Leesburg Athletics Leesburg Braves Leesburg Dodgers Leesburg Gondoliers Leesburg Lakers Leesburg Orioles Leesburg Packers Leesburg Pirates Miami Hustlers Miami Marlins Miami Miracle Miami Orioles Ocala Yearlings Orlando Bulldogs Orlando Caps Orlando C.B.s Orlando Colts Orlando Dodgers Orlando Flyers Orlando Gulls Orlando Senators Orlando Seratomas Orlando Tigers Orlando Twins Osceola Astros Palatka Azaleas Palatka Cubs Palatka Redlegs Palatka Tigers Pompano Beach Cubs Pompano Beach Mets St. Augustine Saints St. Petersburg Cardinals St. Petersburg Devil Rays St. Petersburg Saints Sanford Cardinals Sanford Celeryfeds Sanford Giants Sanford Greyhounds Sanford Lookouts Sanford Seminole Blues Sanford Seminoles Sarasota Gulls Sarasota Reds Sarasota Red Sox Sarasota Sun Sox Sarasota Tarpons Sarasota White Sox Tampa Tarpons (1957–1988) Tampa Smokers Tampa Yankees Vero Beach Devil Rays Vero Beach Dodgers West Palm Beach Braves West Palm Beach Expos Winter Haven Mets Winter Haven Red Sox Winter Haven Sun Sox West Palm Beach Indians West Palm Beach Sheriffs West Palm Beach Sun Chiefs Champions Hall of Fame Manager of the Year Award MVP Award Owners Pitcher of the Year Award Rosters Stadiums This article about a baseball team in Florida is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by adding missing information.vte
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