The Burlington Bees are a minor league baseball team based in Burlington, Iowa. The team was founded in 1889 and has been a member of the Midwest League since 1962. The Bees play their home games at Community Field, which has a seating capacity of 3,200.
The team is named after the city's famous "Bee Line" railroad, which was used to transport goods and people throughout the Midwest. The team's logo features a bee with a baseball bat and a honeycomb background.
The Burlington Bees have a rich history of developing talented players who have gone on to play in the major leagues. Some notable former Bees include Albert Pujols, Jim Edmonds, and Mike Trout.
The team's colors are black and gold, and their uniforms feature a black jersey with gold lettering and trim. The team's mascot is Buzz, a friendly bee who entertains fans during games.
Overall, the Burlington Bees are a beloved part of the community and a source of pride for baseball fans in Iowa and beyond.
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