Which was 13th out of the 14 teams in the Midwest League. Here are the League standings(www.ballparkwatch.com/fea..._2006.html Midwest League: 3,298,095 1. Dayton Dragons         582,903 2. Kane County Cougars         500,052 3. West Michigan Whitecaps         356,155 4. Lansing Lugnuts         331,503 5. Fort Wayne Wizards         253,564 6. Peoria Chiefs         235,031 7. Wisconsin Timber Rattlers         209,033 8. Cedar Rapids Kernels         176,021 9. South Bend Silver Hawks         164,138 10. Swing of the Quad Cities         146,688 11. Clinton LumberKings         108,301 12. Southwest Michigan Devil Rays         84,969 13. Beloit Snappers         84,547 14. Burlington Bees         65,190 Personally, i think Beloit is a little small to have a Minor League team so far into the city(3rd smallest in the League, but the other two have MUCH bigger metro areas). Having it in between Janesville and Beloit would be best. That way, a majority of the County's population would have easy access in and out(not to mention people from surrounding counties). Now granted, the teams at the top of the list have much larger populations(dayton has almost 900,000 people in the metro area), but i feel that Beloit can more than double their numbers with a new stadium.