| Triple-A World Series | |
|---|---|
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| Status | Defunct |
| Location(s) | Varies (see prose) |
| Years active | 4 |
| Inaugurated | Sept 15–19, 1983 (Cardinal Stadium, Louisville, Kentucky, United States) |
| Most recent | Sept 18–21, 2000 (Cashman Field, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States) |
| Participants | League champions of the Triple-A baseball leagues |
| Organized by | Minor League Baseball |
The Triple-A World Series was an interleague postseason championship series between the league champions of the affiliated Triple-A leagues of Minor League Baseball to determine an overall champion of the classification held in 1983 and from 1998 to 2000.
The 1983 Triple-A World Series was held as a round-robin tournament involving the champions of the American Association (AA), International League (IL), and Pacific Coast League (PCL) at Cardinal Stadium in Louisville, Kentucky. A combination of low attendance and the three league presidents being unable to agree on a more suitable location resulted in the cancellation of a proposed 1984 series. Following the disbandment of the AA after the 1997 season, the Triple-A World Series was revived as a contest between the IL and PCL from 1998 to 2000. Held at Cashman Field in Las Vegas, Nevada, the series was discontinued after three years of poor attendance.
Two of the four Triple-A World Series were won by International League teams, and two were won by Pacific Coast League teams. The Tidewater Tides (IL) won the initial 1983 series. The New Orleans Zephyrs (PCL) won in 1998, and the Vancouver Canadians (PCL) won in 1999. The Indianapolis Indians (IL) won the final series in 2000.