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No. The state does have a minor league team, the New Orleans Zephers, who play in the AAA International League.
Correction, the New Orleans Zephers play in the AAA Pacific Coast League.
In the recent past, both Shreveport and Alexandria have fielded professional teams in the minor leagues, but do not have teams in 2010, although Alexandria will have a team in the non-professional Texas Collegiate League in 2010.
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