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Salt Lake's baseball history under the Bees name dates to 1915, when a Pacific Coast League club relocated to Utah and adopted the name.
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The current franchise began its 32nd season in 2026 and its 25th consecutive season as the Angels' Triple-A affiliate.
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Salt Lake baseball history under the Bees name dates to 1915, when a Pacific Coast League club moved to Utah and adopted the name.
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Tony Lazzeri hit a Pacific Coast League-record 60 home runs for the 1925 Bees, with the final homer coming inside the park on the season's last day.
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The Los Angeles Angels' 2026 media guide lists the Salt Lake Bees as its Triple-A Pacific Coast League affiliate and The Ballpark at America First Square as the club's home.
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The Salt Lake Bees are the Los Angeles Angels' Triple-A affiliate and play at The Ballpark at America First Square in Downtown Daybreak.
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The Ballpark at America First Square offers traditional seating, field-level suites, party decks and in-seat dining packages for Bees games.
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The 2026 promotion calendar includes fireworks, drone shows, pop-culture nights and community celebrations.
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The Bees' ballpark has mountain views and anchors a mixed-use district in South Jordan, Utah.
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The 2026 Opening Day roster included Angels prospects Nelson Rada and Denzer Guzman alongside Christian Moore, a 2024 first-round selection.
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Salt Lake Bees History & Affiliation
The current Salt Lake franchise entered its 32nd season in 2026 and its 25th consecutive year as the Los Angeles Angels' Triple-A affiliate. [2] Salt Lake baseball history under the Bees name dates to 1915, when a Pacific Coast League club moved to Utah and adopted the name. [1] Tony Lazzeri hit a Pacific Coast League-record 60 home runs for the 1925 Bees, with his final homer coming inside the park on the season's last day. [1]
Salt Lake Bees Game-Day Experience
The Bees play at The Ballpark at America First Square in Downtown Daybreak. [2] The ballpark combines traditional seating with field-level suites, party decks and in-seat dining packages. [4] Mountain views frame the venue, which anchors a mixed-use district in South Jordan. [5] The 2026 promotion calendar includes fireworks, drone shows, pop-culture nights and community celebrations. [3]
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Notable people
Corina Nelson is a notable figure in the management of the Salt Lake Bees. Doug Davis is a notable figure in the management of the Salt Lake Bees. Keith Johnson is a notable figure in the management of the Salt Lake Bees. [9]
What attending is like
The Salt Lake Bees celebrated a record 4th of July crowd in 2026. The Salt Lake Bees have a documented game-day tradition of sweeping weekly awards despite series losses. [10]
References
- [1] Salt Lake Bees History
- [2] 2026 Salt Lake Bees Season Preview
- [3] Salt Lake Bees Unveil 2026 Promotional Schedule
- [4] The Ballpark at America First Square
- [5] Visit The Ballpark at America First Square, home of the Salt Lake Bees
- [6] Explore Salt Lake's The Ballpark at America First Square
- [7] Explore Smith's Ballpark Home of the Salt Lake Bees
- [8] Salt Lake Bees minor league baseball Statistics and Roster ...
- [9] Salt Lake Bees
- [10] Series recap: Bees sweep weekly awards despite series loss
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