Vegas to Crown Triple-A Champion: 2025 Title Game Set for September 27th

Minor League Baseball has announced that the 2025 Triple-A National Championship Game will return to Las Vegas Ballpark on Saturday, September 27th. This single-game showdown, pitting the International League and Pacific Coast League champions against each other, will cap off the Triple-A season. The championship game follows the best-of-three League Championship Series, with the first-half division winners hosting those series, which begin on September 23rd. The Triple-A regular season will be split into two halves, with the first half concluding on June 22nd and the second half starting on June 24th, and the entire regular season will conclude on September 21st.
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The Triple-A National Championship Game has become a significant fixture in the Minor League Baseball postseason, providing a platform to showcase the highest level of minor league talent. MLB's Executive Vice President, Morgan Sword, praised Las Vegas Ballpark as the "perfect setting" for the nationally televised game, and Aviators President Don Logan echoed the sentiment, highlighting the ballpark's status as a premier venue. Historically, the Pacific Coast League has dominated the championship game, winning 10 of the 17 contests since its inception in 2006. The 2024 championship saw the Sugar Land Space Cowboys defeat the Omaha Storm Chasers, adding to the PCL's impressive record.