Providence Grays (minor league)

These teams were unconnected to the Major League Baseball Providence Grays.

[3] The next Providence team was a bit more successful, joining the EL in 1899 as the Clamdiggers, then changing its name to the Grays soon thereafter.

That team remained in operation through 1919, at which point the EL had become the International League.

Babe Ruth, who was still a pitcher at that time, played for this version of the Grays in a few games beginning in August 1914.

Finally, in 1946, the Providence Chiefs were formed as members of the New England League, who also changed their name to the Grays in 1948 before folding after the 1949 season.