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• Butte Copper Kings
  | league = [[Pioneer League]] ...ague affiliate at the Advanced-Rookie level. They played in the [[Pioneer League]] which, at the time, included teams in [[Montana]], [[Idaho]], [[Utah]], a
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• Butte Copper Kings/1996
  |league = Pioneer League ...s|Tampa Bay's]] first fully-affiliated team to be fielded in a non-complex league.
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• Princeton Rays
  | league = [[Appalachian League]] ...|Tampa Bay's]] minor league affiliate in the Advanced-Rookie [[Appalachian League]].
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• Orlando Rays
  | league = [[Southern League]] The '''Orlando Rays''' were [[Tampa Bay Devil Rays|Tampa Bay's]] first minor league affiliate at the Double-A level. They operated both as an affiliate of othe
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• Hudson Valley Renegades/2000
  |league = New York-Penn League ...particularly from players who would later have a role on Tampa Bay's major league roster, like [[Doug Waechter]], [[Mark Malaska]], [[Juan Salas]] & [[Seth M
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• Durham Bulls/1999
  |league = [[International League]] ...ffense remained a bright spot throughout the season (setting International League records for runs scored, hits, hits per game and team batting average<ref n
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• Expansion draft
  ...=November 19, 1997 |accessdate=October 19, 2011}}</ref> to stock the major league rosters of the [[Tampa Bay Devil Rays]] and [[Arizona Diamondbacks]] franch ...heir entire organization—both their 40-man roster, plus all minor league affiliates.
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