The Los Angeles Queens are a professional women's baseball team for Los Angeles that competes in the Women's Pro Baseball League, which launched with four inaugural teams alongside the Boston Hunters, New York Heights and San Francisco Firebells. The league announced the Los Angeles franchise on October 21, 2025. The club is named for Lizzie Murphy, known as the Queen of Baseball, who was the first woman to play against major league players. Its colors are black and gold and its logo is a capital Q topped with four diamonds. In the 2025 league draft the Queens picked Ayami Sato second overall and Mo'ne Davis tenth overall, and their first manager is former major leaguer Eric Young Sr. For the 2026 season the team does not play in Los Angeles but at Robin Roberts Stadium in Springfield, Illinois, a neutral venue used by the whole league.
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professional women's baseball team for Los Angeles
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competes in the Women's Pro Baseball League (WPBL)
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an American professional baseball player for the Los Angeles Queens
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