Team Names: Shreveport Sports (2003-08), Shreveport-Bossier Captains (2009-11)
First Season: 2003 (in Central League), 2006 (in American Association)
Last Season: 2011
Location: Shreveport, Louisiana
Stadium: Fair Grounds Field (Capacity: 4,200)

All-Time Record: 278-295 (.485)
Playoff Appearances: 2 (’06, ’10)
All-Time Playoff Record: 8-5 (.615)
Miles Wolff Cup Finals Appearances: 1 (2010)
Miles Wolff Cup Championships: 1 (2010)

All-Time Record: 425-432 (.496)
Playoff Appearances: 3 (’04, ’06, ’10)
All-Time Playoff Record: 11-8 (.579)
League Finals Appearances: 2 (’04, ’10)
League Championships: 1 (2010)

All-Time Attendance: 540,828

Following the 2002 season, a 35-year run of Double-A Texas League baseball in Shreveport ended as the Swamp Dragons moved to Frisco, Texas. However, the Central League swooped in immediately and the Shreveport Sports were founded for the 2003 campaign. After three seasons, the club was one of five surviving CL franchises that helped found the American Association.

After six years of okay results and poor attendance, the franchise changed their name to the Captains and also added neighboring Bossier City to their location name in 2009. In their second year under the new name, the squad claimed their only American Association title. However, immediately after the title run, it appeared that the Captains would move to Amarillo, though the Pensacola Pelicans moved instead, keeping the franchise in Louisiana for another summer. The Captains, though, were sold to interests in Laredo, Texas in the fall of 2011 and the club moved to South Texas the following year.

Season-by-Season (Central League)

Year	W	L	PCT.	Place*	GB	Playoffs	Attend.
2003	51	44	.537	3rd	7.5	–	51,126
2004	50	45	.543	3rd	5.0	W 1R vs. Pensacola (3-0) L FIN vs. Edinburg (3-0)	55,207
2005	46	48	.489	6th	14.0	–	51,315

*East Division (2003-04), Central League (2005)

Season-by-Season (American Association)

Year	W	L	PCT.	Place*	GB	Playoffs	Attend.
2006	54	39	.581	1/2	1.0	L 1R vs. Fort Worth (3-2)	53,107
2007	47	48	.494	2/3	7.5	–	57,085
2008	26	68	.277	5/5	33.0	–	57,975
2009	48	48	.500	4/3	5.0	–	86,635
2010	58	37	.611	1/2	–	W 1R vs. Pensacola (3-2) W FIN vs. Sioux Falls (3-0)	71,468
2011	45	55	.450	3rd	19.0	–	56,910

*South Division (2006-11); two-half system in place from 2006-10

Year-by-Year Pitching

YR	W	L	PCT.	ERA	G	GS	CG	SHO	SV	INN	H	R	ER	HR	BB	K	HBP	WP	WHIP
2003	51	44	.574	3.74	95	95	20	10	16	843.1	842	421	350	42	279	499	44	40	1.33
2004	50	45	.526	4.12	95	95	13	4	19	819.0	808	438	375	67	344	542	57	64	1.41
2005	46	48	.489	4.04	94	94	6	6	20	815.1	802	431	366	64	279	675	55	53	1.33
2006	54	39	.581	3.74	93	93	6	6	18	809.0	810	382	336	50	282	510	52	38	1.35
2007	47	48	.495	4.34	95	95	12	4	16	827.2	900	502	399	50	324	562	62	68	1.48
2008	26	68	.277	5.09	94	94	13	2	14	805.0	924	545	455	64	265	569	35	63	1.48
2009	48	48	.500	4.63	96	96	3	3	25	835.2	973	521	430	44	338	583	42	59	1.57
2010	58	37	.611	4.75	95	95	3	3	31	833.2	973	511	440	68	335	628	40	58	1.57
2011	45	55	.450	5.88	100	100	3	3	25	862.0	1123	659	563	70	405	624	44	64	1.77

Year-by-Year Hitting

YR	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	CS	BB	K	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	HBP	SH	SF
2003	95	3289	431	856	167	23	39	387	73	31	293	587	.260	.332	.361	.693	78	17	32
2004	95	3187	468	865	149	23	43	422	74	24	337	524	.271	.345	.373	.718	42	18	40
2005	94	3171	431	847	160	21	48	388	64	15	256	615	.267	.333	.376	.709	69	33	27
2006	93	3170	512	909	163	20	55	469	106	29	351	564	.287	.364	.403	.767	56	33	38
2007	95	3265	465	910	182	27	52	427	83	23	263	623	.279	.338	.399	.737	46	23	31
2008	94	3165	377	816	153	19	45	341	54	31	290	661	.258	.327	.361	.688	48	18	21
2009	96	3254	493	891	163	18	27	446	76	23	373	556	.274	.356	.360	.716	56	41	26
2010	95	3315	553	1018	187	15	55	496	162	51	369	591	.307	.379	.422	.802	42	35	16
2011	100	3397	555	971	184	30	68	506	155	46	336	647	.286	.356	.418	.774	56	34	35

Managers

Name	Years	W	L	PCT.	Playoff Apps (Titles)
Terry Bevington	2003-04, ’08	101	109	.481	0
John Barlowe	2004	22	25	.469	1
Bob Fiori	2005-07	147	135	.521	1
Ed Gerald	2008	4	23	.148	0
Ricky Van Asselberg	2009-10	106	87	.549	1 (1)
Vince Moore	2011	45	55	.450	0

*Individual records unknown due to in-season managerial changes; Della Ratta was managing team at end of season and is credited with league championship victory