http://www.sloh.org/arizona-league-athletics/
Does not it make more sense for leagues in spring training this way?
Grapfruit Liga 1) Atlanta Braves 2) St. Louis Cardinals 3) 4 Pittsburgh Pirates) Tampa Bay 5) New York Yankees 6) Toronto 7) Washington Nationals 
Baltimore Orioles 9) Cincinnati 10) of Boston Red Sox 11) Detroit 12) New York Mets 13) Philadelphia Phillies 14) Florida Marlins 15) Houston Astros 16) 17 Kansas City Royals) Cleveland Indians 18) Chicago White Sox 19) Chicago Cubs 20) Milwaukee Brewers Cactus League 1) Minnesota 2) Los Angeles Angels 3) Oakland Athletics 4) Texas Rangers 5) Los Angeles Dodgers 6) Colorado Rockies 7) Seattle Mariners San Francisco Giants 9) Arizona Diamondbacks, 10) San Diego Padres of course it could be uneven, but can save money and gas, right? It just makes sense on the basis of the location in the country.
The biggest problem with the realignment of Training Spring "league" is that most teams have invested in the property on which their practice facility lies. It would be very difficult economically for the White Sox, Cubs, Brewers and the Royals to pick up and move to Florida. Their alignment suggested is geographically friendly East teams the Rockies – but that is not a test of multiple computers. Example – Chicago Cubs have always been on the West Coast – including Catalina Island, Los Angeles, Hawaii, Scottsdale and now Mesa. Cleveland and Los Angeles Dodgers just moved to the Phoenix and Cincinnati is moving next year. In addition to the players in all parts of U.S. and other countries live, there are Cubs fans and White Sox Indians living on the West Coast and in Chicago and Cleveland. If we lived in a perfect " World ", his suggestion might be better received by America's past time. ADD: Spring training" leagues "are nothing more than labels and who are not formally organized, ie, National and American leagues. The names of grapefruit and Catcus evolved over time to identify Florida and Arizona. There is not any reason to organize the "leagues", since they are the team to decide where they want to invest in their training facilities.
Nino Leyja of the Oakland Athletics (HD)