Minor League Baseball Jobs

Minor League Baseball jobs and careers span the 120 affiliated MiLB clubs, from Triple-A to Single-A, across ticket sales, corporate partnerships, marketing, ballpark operations, and season-long internships. This page lists the clubs hiring now and their current front office openings, refreshed daily. Game day and part-time roles are left out.

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Minor League Baseball clubs

All 120 clubs we track. A club with open roles shows its count, and its jobs are in the list above.

Working in Minor League Baseball: small front offices, wide roles

Minor league clubs hire across ticket sales, corporate partnerships, marketing, ballpark operations, and food and beverage, with season-long internships at most clubs.

Minor League Baseball is 120 clubs across four levels: Triple-A, Double-A, High-A, and Single-A. Each club is affiliated with a major league team, which supplies the players and coaches. The club itself runs the business: tickets, sponsors, promotions, the ballpark, and food and beverage.

Front offices are small, so one person covers more ground than at a major league club. An account executive may sell season tickets, group outings, and sponsorships in the same week. Most openings are in ticket sales, corporate partnerships, marketing and promotions, ticket operations, field and ballpark operations, and food and beverage. Baseball operations jobs sit with the major league parent, not the minor league club.

Season-long internships and seasonal assistant roles are the usual way in, and many full-time hires come from them. The season starts in spring, so clubs do much of their hiring in the months before it. This page leaves out game day and part-time roles such as ushers and concessions, which clubs fill locally. Apply directly to each club, where these roles post first.

Frequently asked questions

What jobs do Minor League Baseball clubs hire for?

Mostly business roles: ticket sales, corporate partnerships, marketing and promotions, ticket operations, ballpark and field operations, and food and beverage. Front offices are small, so most roles cover more than one area.

How do I get a job in Minor League Baseball?

Season-long internships and seasonal assistant roles are the usual way in, and clubs often hire full-time staff from them. Entry-level ticket sales is a common first full-time job.

Do minor league clubs hire baseball operations staff?

Rarely. Players, coaches, scouts, and analysts work for the major league parent club. A minor league club's own staff runs the business side and the ballpark.

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