Sports American League

Definition of Sports American League as it relates to Sports, Major League Baseball

The Sports American League, also known as the American League of Major League Baseball, is one of two leagues that make up the MLB in the United States and Canada. Established in 1901, it consists of 15 teams divided into three divisions: East, Central, and West. The league operates under a set of rules and regulations, including the designated hitter rule, which sets it apart from its counterpart, the National League. Teams compete throughout the season for a chance to make it to the postseason and ultimately win the World Series. With a rich history and storied franchises, the American League is a celebrated institution in the world of sports.

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[National League]

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[Physical MLB Team]

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