Crystal Cowboys

Class A baseball at Parade Stadium, Minneapolis

The Crystal Cowboys are an amateur baseball club playing Class A in the Park National League under the Minnesota Baseball Association, at Parade Stadium on Kenwood Parkway in Minneapolis. They went 6-14 in 2026 under manager Kevin Llamas.

Four hundred and sixty-five classification points is the highest figure anywhere in the Minnesota set, ahead of Air Freight Unlimited at 386 and the Champlin Park LoGators at 188. A Class C prairie town carries four. The Cowboys carry four hundred and sixty-five and finished eight games under .500, which is the single largest gap between a grade and a season in this entire directory.

The club is named Crystal, a first ring suburb northwest of Minneapolis, and plays out of Parade Stadium beside the Walker Art Center, which is about as far from a cornfield diamond as Minnesota baseball gets.

Parade Stadium has been Minneapolis baseball ground for generations, and the Park National League runs out of the city park system rather than any one town.

Four hundred and sixty-five points and six wins is the widest gap in Minnesota between what a club is graded and what it did. High Cheese gives the Cowboys the page to account for it.