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The Heartland League was an independent baseball league that operated from 1996 to 1998 in the central United States. The Heartland League was founded with teams in Lafayette, Indiana; Anderson, Indiana; Will County, Illinois; and Dubois County, Indiana. Lafayette won the championship in 1996. In 1997, the , , and joined the league from the Big South League. The Altoona Rail Kings also joined the league from the North Atlantic League. The four teams from the previous year remained, giving the league eight teams. In 1997. the league drew over 210,000 fans, more than three times as many fans as in 1996. The league fielded six teams in 1998, but teams in Huntington, West Virginia, and Booneville, Mississippi, suspended operations midway through the season and the league suspended operations

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  • Heartland League (en)
  • Heartland League (it)
  • ハートランド・リーグ (ja)
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  • ハートランド・リーグ（Heartland League）は、アメリカ合衆国中部で活動していたプロ野球の独立リーグ。 (ja)
  • The Heartland League was an independent baseball league that operated from 1996 to 1998 in the central United States. The Heartland League was founded with teams in Lafayette, Indiana; Anderson, Indiana; Will County, Illinois; and Dubois County, Indiana. Lafayette won the championship in 1996. In 1997, the , , and joined the league from the Big South League. The Altoona Rail Kings also joined the league from the North Atlantic League. The four teams from the previous year remained, giving the league eight teams. In 1997. the league drew over 210,000 fans, more than three times as many fans as in 1996. The league fielded six teams in 1998, but teams in Huntington, West Virginia, and Booneville, Mississippi, suspended operations midway through the season and the league suspended operations (en)
  • La Heartland League fu una lega minore del baseball USA, attiva fra il 1996 e il 1998 negli stati centrali. Fu fondata con squadre a Lafayette, Anderson, e . Lafayette vinse il campionato nel 1996. Nel 1997 , e si unirono dalla . Gli arrivarono poi dalla , portando così a otto le squadre. In quell'anno la lega coinvolse 210,000 fans, tre volte il risultato della stagione precedente. La lega schierò sei squadre nel 1998, ma Huntington e Booneville lasciarono a metà stagione e la lega si fermò quando i saltarono nella Frontier League. I Cheetahs si spostarono a Crestwood e si chiamarono . (it)
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  • Mid-America League (en)
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  • The Heartland League was an independent baseball league that operated from 1996 to 1998 in the central United States. The Heartland League was founded with teams in Lafayette, Indiana; Anderson, Indiana; Will County, Illinois; and Dubois County, Indiana. Lafayette won the championship in 1996. In 1997, the , , and joined the league from the Big South League. The Altoona Rail Kings also joined the league from the North Atlantic League. The four teams from the previous year remained, giving the league eight teams. In 1997. the league drew over 210,000 fans, more than three times as many fans as in 1996. The league fielded six teams in 1998, but teams in Huntington, West Virginia, and Booneville, Mississippi, suspended operations midway through the season and the league suspended operations after the Cook County Cheetahs jumped to the Frontier League. The Mid-America League was based in Lafayette, Indiana, and was an independent baseball league located entirely within Indiana. The Mid-America League was the same league as the Heartland League with a different name and the same franchise. The Mid-America League operated in only four cities that were not served by Major or Minor League Baseball teams, and is not affiliated with either. (en)
  • ハートランド・リーグ（Heartland League）は、アメリカ合衆国中部で活動していたプロ野球の独立リーグ。 (ja)
  • La Heartland League fu una lega minore del baseball USA, attiva fra il 1996 e il 1998 negli stati centrali. Fu fondata con squadre a Lafayette, Anderson, e . Lafayette vinse il campionato nel 1996. Nel 1997 , e si unirono dalla . Gli arrivarono poi dalla , portando così a otto le squadre. In quell'anno la lega coinvolse 210,000 fans, tre volte il risultato della stagione precedente. La lega schierò sei squadre nel 1998, ma Huntington e Booneville lasciarono a metà stagione e la lega si fermò quando i saltarono nella Frontier League. I Cheetahs si spostarono a Crestwood e si chiamarono . La lega rinacque pochi anni dopo con il nome di Mid-America League, con sede a Lafayette, con squadre unicamente dall'Indiana. Non vi era alcuna affiliazione con la MLB o altre leghe. (it)
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