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History:  After being banned from professional baseball for his alleged role in throwing the 1919 World Series as a member of the Chicago White Sox, Shoeless Joe Jackson played semi-pro ball for decades in South Carolina, often under a fake name. Jackson was 45 years old when he played the 1932 season in Greenville, which is also where he died in 1951.

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History: Sacramento - also known as the Senators or Sacts - represented California's capital city in the PCL from 1903 until 1960, when the club moved to Honolulu. The Solons returned to Sacramento in 1974 for a three-year stint. Sacramento returned for good to the PCL in 2000.

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