Minor League Saturation issue and a Second Franchise for your City

And so let's pretend we would house some triple A clubs in the same yard as the Big League one and have to name it.

Let's say MLB expansion happens for Portland and Montreal.  And we can say there might be a saturation problem in MLB as far as AAA cities are concerned, the map being tagged up, saturated.  Having the new big club in Portland and Montreal probably would be a little too much too soon to have their Triple-A club in town as well.  A new trip-A team would likely sit better in a seasoned city of a big league club.  So Montreal can have the Louisville Bats and the Reds can club up at Great American Ballpark with the Cincinnati Lumber Company big league affiliate.  Sounds badass to me.

Team names spit-ball list in the Pacific and the International League (AAA)
MLB East

Cincinnati Outlaw Reds.  Or maybe Cincinnati Lumber Co.
Cleveland Engines
New York Metros
New York Crankees
Boston Colonies                                                              


Philadelphia Submarines
Pittsburgh Navy
Miami Guppies
Atlanta Railroad
Chicago Midways                                                                   

Chicago Southsiders
Milwaukee Trucking
St. Louis Gatekeepers
Toronto Bluebirds
Baltimore O-birdies
D.C. Americans
Tampa Moonlighters
                         Montreal Expos and Louisville Bats affiliate

Teams in the MLB West and the Pacific League

Royals from Jesters
Mariners from Pontoons
Giants from Wee-Lads
A's from Couch-Taters
Dodgers from Trollies

Padres from Choir
Angels from Nuns
Diamondbacks from Dinos
Rockies from Wagons
Rangers from Cow pokes
Astros from Flyers
Twins from Brats
                                   Portland Pilots and Reno Aces farm club

  But hey, you may want to envision your own town's team something cool instead of San Diego Choir, Oaktown Couch-Taters or Denver Wagons.