The 2025 International League season (IL) was the 112th season of the International League. It began on March 28, 2025 with a game between the Memphis Redbirds and Louisville Bats at Louisville Slugger Field in Louisville, Kentucky. The season ended on September 21, 2025. As with all seasons since 2021, no Triple-A All-Star Game is planned.
The Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp defeated the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, 2 games to 1, to win the International League championship, their first since 1968. They went on to defeat the Las Vegas Aviators, 8–7, in the 2025 Triple-A Baseball National Championship Game at Las Vegas Ballpark in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Rule changes The Automated Ball-Strike System ABS challenge system is currently being tested across Minor League Baseball, including the International League.
Teams DivisionTeamFoundedMLB affiliationAffiliatedCityStadiumCapacity EastBuffalo Bisons1979Toronto Blue Jays2013Buffalo, New YorkSahlen Field16,600Charlotte Knights1976Chicago White Sox1999Charlotte, North CarolinaTruist Field10,200Durham Bulls1902Tampa Bay Rays1998Durham, North CarolinaDurham Bulls Athletic Park10,000Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp1962Miami Marlins2021Jacksonville, FloridaVyStar Ballpark 11,000Lehigh Valley IronPigs2008Philadelphia Phillies2007Allentown, PennsylvaniaCoca-Cola Park10,100Norfolk Tides1961Baltimore Orioles2007Norfolk, VirginiaHarbor Park11,856Rochester Red Wings1899Washington Nationals2021Rochester, New YorkInnovative Field10,840Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders1989New York Yankees2007Moosic, PennsylvaniaPNC Field10,000Syracuse Mets1934New York Mets2019Syracuse, New YorkNBT Bank Stadium10,815Worcester Red Sox2021Boston Red Sox2021Worcester, MassachusettsPolar Park9,508 WestColumbus Clippers1977Cleveland Guardians2009Columbus, OhioHuntington Park10,100Gwinnett Stripers2009Atlanta Braves2009Lawrenceville, GeorgiaCoolray Field10,427Indianapolis Indians1902Pittsburgh Pirates2005Indianapolis, IndianaVictory Field13,750Iowa Cubs1969Chicago Cubs1981Des Moines, IowaPrincipal Park11,500Louisville Bats1982Cincinnati Reds2000Louisville, KentuckyLouisville Slugger Field13,131Memphis Redbirds1998St. Louis Cardinals1998Memphis, TennesseeAutoZone Park10,000Nashville Sounds1978Milwaukee Brewers2021Nashville, TennesseeFirst Horizon Park10,000Omaha Storm Chasers1969Kansas City Royals1969Papillion, NebraskaWerner Park9,023St. Paul Saints1993Minnesota Twins2021Saint Paul, MinnesotaCHS Field 7,210Toledo Mud Hens1965Detroit Tigers1987Toledo, OhioFifth Third Field10,300
Standings
West West Indianapolis Indians (PIT) 87 62 .584 50–25 37–37 Nashville Sounds (MIL) 85 63 .574 45–29 40–34 Toledo Mud Hens (DET) 84 66 .560 42–33 42–33 Memphis Redbirds (STL) 80 68 .541 37–36 43–32 Iowa Cubs (CHC) 74 75 .497 38–37 36–38 Louisville Bats (CIN) 71 79 .473 41–33 30–46 Columbus Clippers (CLE) 64 81 .441 34–37 30–44 Gwinnett Stripers (ATL) 63 87 .420 36–39 27–48 Omaha Storm Chasers (KC) 62 86 .419 31–43 31–43 St. Paul Saints (MIN) 62 86 .419 36–38 19–38 East East y- Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (MIA) 89 61 .593 44–30 45–31 x- Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders (NYY) 87 60 .592 44–29 43–31 Lehigh Valley IronPigs (PHI) 87 61 .588 45–29 42–32 Durham Bulls (TB) 85 64 .570 43–32 42–32 Syracuse Mets (NYM) 77 73 .513 37–38 40–35 Worcester Red Sox (BOS) 76 73 .510 40–34 36–39 Charlotte Knights (CWS) 65 85 .433 34–42 31–43 Norfolk Tides (BAL) 63 84 .429 29–44 34–40 Buffalo Bisons (TOR) 61 85 .418 35–40 26–45 Rochester Red Wings (WSH) 59 88 .401 28–47 31–41
y- Won first half title
x- Won second half title
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