Here you’ll find 29 Baseball Teams that start with M that begin with M, organized from “Manhattan” to “Murray State”. The list spans professional clubs, notable minor-league squads, and prominent college programs worldwide.

Baseball Teams that start with M are clubs whose common name begins with the letter M. They range from major professional franchises to notable college and international teams with strong local followings. For example, the Milwaukee Brewers tie baseball closely to Milwaukee’s civic identity.

Below you’ll find the table with Team, Country, City, and League.

Team: The official or common name of the club, so you can scan for specific teams quickly.

Country: The nation where the team is based, useful when you compare leagues and regional baseball traditions.

City: The team’s home city or town, helping you locate the club geographically and identify local rivalries.

League: The competition level or organization where the team plays, letting you gauge its professional or amateur status.

Baseball Teams that start with M

NameCountryCityLeague
MetsUnited StatesNew YorkMLB
MarinersUnited StatesSeattleMLB
MarlinsUnited StatesMiamiMLB
MarinesJapanChibaNPB
MonkeysTaiwanTaoyuanCPBL
MariachisMexicoGuadalajaraLMB
MayosMexicoNavojoaLMP
Melbourne AcesAustraliaMelbourneABL
Milwaukee MilkmenUnited StatesMilwaukeeAmerican Association
MissionsUnited StatesSan AntonioMiLB Double-A
MexicoMexicoMexico CityNational Team
MillersUnited StatesMinneapolisMiLB (defunct)
Maple LeafsCanadaTorontoIL (defunct)
MichiganUnited StatesAnn ArborNCAA Division I
Michigan StateUnited StatesEast LansingNCAA Division I
MinnesotaUnited StatesMinneapolisNCAA Division I
Miami (FL)United StatesCoral GablesNCAA Division I
Miami (OH)United StatesOxfordNCAA Division I
Mississippi StateUnited StatesStarkvilleNCAA Division I
MissouriUnited StatesColumbiaNCAA Division I
MarylandUnited StatesCollege ParkNCAA Division I
MaristUnited StatesPoughkeepsieNCAA Division I
MonmouthUnited StatesWest Long BranchNCAA Division I
ManhattanUnited StatesNew York CityNCAA Division I
MarshallUnited StatesHuntingtonNCAA Division I
Murray StateUnited StatesMurray, KentuckyNCAA Division I
Middle TennesseeUnited StatesMurfreesboroNCAA Division I
Missouri StateUnited StatesSpringfieldNCAA Division I
Melbourne MonarchsAustraliaMelbourneABL (defunct)

Descriptions

Mets
MLB team based in New York, founded 1962; two-time World Series champions and a nationally recognized franchise.
Mariners
Seattle’s MLB club, known for long-tenured stars and strong Pacific Northwest fanbase.
Marlins
Miami’s MLB franchise; won World Series titles in 1997 and 2003, rebranded from Florida to Miami in 2012.
Marines
Chiba Lotte Marines; Pacific League club in Japan’s NPB, famed for lively cheering and postseason appearances.
Monkeys
Rakuten Monkeys; CPBL professional team based in Taoyuan, known for high-energy promotions and regional popularity.
Mariachis
Mariachis de Guadalajara; Mexican League (LMB) franchise established recently to represent Guadalajara in summer pro baseball.
Mayos
Mayos de Navojoa; prominent Mexican Pacific League (winter) club with passionate local following and multiple titles.
Melbourne Aces
Australian Baseball League team representing Melbourne; regular ABL competitor with local support.
Milwaukee Milkmen
Independent professional team in the American Association, community-focused and 2019 champions.
Missions
San Antonio Missions; long-standing Double-A minor-league club with deep regional roots.
Mexico
Mexico national baseball team; competes internationally in the World Baseball Classic and continental tournaments.
Millers
Minneapolis Millers; historically significant minor-league club in early–mid 20th century, produced many MLB stars (defunct).
Maple Leafs
Toronto Maple Leafs (baseball); longtime International League franchise important to Canadian baseball history (defunct).
Michigan
University of Michigan baseball; Big Ten program with long tradition and multiple College World Series appearances.
Michigan State
Michigan State University baseball; Big Ten Division I program with regional significance.
Minnesota
University of Minnesota Golden Gophers baseball; Big Ten program with consistent national presence.
Miami (FL)
University of Miami; elite NCAA program with multiple College World Series titles and storied MLB pipeline.
Miami (OH)
Miami University (Ohio) baseball; Mid-American Conference Division I program with longstanding regional history.
Mississippi State
Mississippi State Bulldogs; SEC powerhouse and 2021 national champions, notable baseball tradition.
Missouri
University of Missouri (Mizzou) baseball; NCAA Division I program competing in a major conference.
Maryland
University of Maryland baseball; Big Ten program with growing profile and regional recruiting footprint.
Marist
Marist College baseball; MAAC Division I program known in the Northeast collegiate baseball scene.
Monmouth
Monmouth University baseball; notable mid-major Division I program with NCAA appearances.
Manhattan
Manhattan College baseball; MAAC Division I program based in New York City.
Marshall
Marshall University baseball; Division I program competing at regional and national levels.
Murray State
Murray State baseball; Ohio Valley Conference Division I program with regional prominence.
Middle Tennessee
Middle Tennessee State baseball; Division I program known for competitive mid-major play.
Missouri State
Missouri State Bears; Missouri Valley Conference program with sustained regional success.
Melbourne Monarchs
Melbourne Monarchs; notable team from the original Australian Baseball League era, now defunct but historically significant.
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