San Jose but that was a minor league team not a MLB team.
The current Major League Baseball (MLB) team formerly known as the Bees is the Atlanta Braves. The team was known as the Boston Bees from 1936-1940. Below is an account of the team history, including its various team name changes: Boston Red Caps...1876-1882 Boston Beaneaters...1883-1906 Boston Doves...1907-1910 Boston Rustlers...1911-1911 Boston Braves...1912-1935 Boston Bees...1936-1940 Boston Braves...1941-1952 Milwaukee Braves...1953-1965 Atlanta Braves...1966-Present (as of 2012)
Arkansas Naturals Omaha Royals Pawtucket Red Sox Idaho Falls Chukars Burlington Bees
The original names for the Major League Baseball team that is currently (as of October 2009) known as the Atlanta Braves are the Boston Red Caps, the Boston Beaneaters, the Boston Doves, the Boston Rustlers, the Boston Braves, the Boston Bees and the Milwaukee Braves.
Utah Jazz basketball, Real Salt Lake soccer, Salt Lake Bees baseball, and Utah Grizzlies hockey. College sports are also very popular.
There are roughly 20,000 different varieties of bee. The four major groups are * Honey bees * Bumble bees * Stingless bees * Carpenter bees
Farmers breed bees since humans need bees to pollinate many of our fruits and vegetables. If there were no bees people would suffer major food shortages.
In 1936, William Ford pitched in 1 game for the Boston Bees. He gave up 0 hits and 2 earned runs, recording no outs.
Mike Balas debuted on April 27, 1938, playing for the Boston Bees at Braves Field; he played his final game on April 27, 1938, playing for the Boston Bees at Braves Field.
Butch Sutcliffe debuted on August 28, 1938, playing for the Boston Bees at Braves Field; he played his final game on September 11, 1938, playing for the Boston Bees at Braves Field.
Al Veigel debuted on September 21, 1939, playing for the Boston Bees at Braves Field; he played his final game on September 25, 1939, playing for the Boston Bees at Braves Field.
Link Wasem debuted on May 5, 1937, playing for the Boston Bees at Braves Field; he played his final game on May 23, 1937, playing for the Boston Bees at Braves Field.
Ken Weafer debuted on May 29, 1936, playing for the Boston Bees at Braves Field; he played his final game on May 29, 1936, playing for the Boston Bees at Braves Field.