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The Brevard County Manatees were a staple of Florida’s minor league baseball scene from 1994 through 2016. Based at Space Coast Stadium in Viera, the team provided a first-class pipeline for major league organizations and unforgettable family entertainment. While the franchise as it existed is no longer active, its history continues through the Florida Fire Frogs and the broader lineage of minor league baseball in Central Florida.

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Here you’ll find a concise biography, highlights from the Manatees’ discography of team achievements (and notable alumni), and context for their final seasons and relocation. If you’re looking to understand their place in Florida baseball history, you’ve got a friend in us—we’ve got you covered with clear, no-nonsense information and reliable references.

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For fans seeking current activity, note that the Brevard County Manatees do not have active tour dates or a continuing program in 2025. The team’s legacy lives on through the Florida Fire Frogs (2017–2019) and the historical record of Space Coast Stadium, now repurposed as part of the USSSA Space Coast Complex in Viera. Follow the Fire Frogs’ official channels for historical context and fan engagement from 2017 onward: Twitter/X, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube. For a deeper dive into the venues, Space Coast Stadium and Osceola County Stadium each hold a notable place in minor league history, with Space Coast Stadium now serving as part of the USSSA complex and Osceola transitioning to hosting the Fire Frogs’ home play in 2017.

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Quick Facts About Brevard County Manatees

  • Active years: 1994–2016 (Brevard County Manatees) in the Florida State League; first season 1994, last season 2016.
  • Location and ballpark: Space Coast Stadium, Viera, Florida (1994–2016).
  • Ownership/affiliations: Florida Marlins (1994–2001), Montreal Expos (2002–2004), Milwaukee Brewers (2005–2016).
  • Final game and relocation: Last game September 4, 2016; relocated to Kissimmee, Florida and became the Florida Fire Frogs in 2017.
  • Social media: The Florida Fire Frogs announced social media presence (Twitter/X, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube) for fan engagement in 2017.
  • Notes on venues: Osceola County Stadium (Kissimmee) became the Fire Frogs’ home in 2017; Space Coast Stadium in Viera has since been repurposed as part of the USSSA Space Coast Complex.

For fans seeking current activity, note that the Brevard County Manatees do not have active tour dates or a continuing program in 2025. The team’s legacy lives on through the Florida Fire Frogs (2017–2019) and the historical record of Space Coast Stadium, now repurposed as part of the USSSA Space Coast Complex in Viera. Follow the Fire Frogs’ official channels for historical context and fan engagement from 2017 onward: Twitter/X, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube. For a deeper dive into the venues, Space Coast Stadium and Osceola County Stadium each hold a notable place in minor league history, with Space Coast Stadium now serving as part of the USSSA complex and Osceola transitioning to hosting the Fire Frogs’ home play in 2017.

We’re glad to help you explore this chapter of Florida baseball—a straightforward, informative resource from your friend in the business.

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