Nashville Post-season PR: Nashville full relocation plans

Owner Tim McNary and President and GM Adam Brisske shared a podium along with new assistant GM Celio Romberg and longtime scouting director Pedro Àlvarez as they formally announced their plans for relocation to BSA fans and the world.

As was already known, the major league team will play it's home games in Nashville, Tennessee in Gibson Guitar Park. The team will be known as the G-Strings, a nod to the strong and historied musical community in the city and state. They will don the colors of the Nashville flag, blue and gold.

Louisville will be the home of the AAA squad. GMAB stated that it was important to have the two clubs just a few hours apart. The club will be called the Bats, and play in Louisville Slugger Field, after the famous baseball equipment manufacturer in the city.

The double A team of the Northwest League will be the Casper Ghosts, of Wyoming. They will play at Salt Creek Oil Field, in honor of the city's history of oil production in the area.

The Evanston Elitists will represent the organization in the single A level of the Midwest League and play at Jewel/Osco Stadium.

The rookie level club are named the Alabama Shakes and will play in the Hunstville area of Alabama. They will play games in the Marshall Space Flight Center, in honor of the nations largest NASA center located in the city.