Brooklyn Cyclones

Brooklyn Cyclones Baseball at MCU Park

Sandy Seagull is the Brooklyn Cyclones Official Mascot

If you're a baseball fan, but you don't want to spend half your vacation money on New York Mets or New York Yankees tickets, don't despair of seeing a baseball game in New York City: just go to a Brooklyn Cyclones game! The Brooklyn Cyclones are a minor-league baseball team based out of Brooklyn's MCU Park at the Coney Island boardwalk. Originally founded in Toronto, where they were known as the St. Catharines, the Brooklyn Cyclones (along with their principal rivals, the Staten Island Yankees) were brought to New York in 1999 by then-mayor Rudy Giuliani.

The Brooklyn Cyclones have featured many mascots over the years. In 2006, the team introduced a pelican mascot, but the pelican was so poorly received that it neither received a name nor a second season. In 2008, a new mascot named Maverick the Wonder Dog (a real chocolate labrador retriever) was introduced. He, too, lasted only a single season, despite his ability to pick up balls and baseball bats. At present, the team receives encouragement from Sandy the Seagull and Pee-Wee, Sandy's adopted son.

Cheap Brooklyn Cyclones Tickets

The best thing about Brooklyn Cyclones tickets? The price! For what it would cost you to attend a New York Yankees or New York Mets game by yourself, you could pay to bring your whole family with you to a Brooklyn Cyclones game. You get the same thrilling experience, the same intense competition, but for a fraction of the price. What better way to introduce your young son or daughter to the joys of baseball?

Want to learn more about the Brooklyn Cyclones baseball team? Scroll below to view the current Brooklyn Cyclones team roster!