One season. A place in New York baseball history. The Queens Kings played at St. John’s University in 2000 before becoming the Brooklyn Cyclones. Their green-and-purple identity returns in the Diamond Vault’s 2000 High Pro.
The Queens Kings played a single season in 2000 as a Toronto Blue Jays affiliate in the New York-Penn League. Their home was the ballpark at St. John’s University, and their green-and-purple identity gave the club a look that still stands apart.
The Kings finished 46–29 before the franchise moved to Coney Island and became the Brooklyn Cyclones in 2001. Their brief existence connects two boroughs and two chapters of New York baseball. The Vault keeps that one-season Queens identity in view, a reminder that a team does not need decades to leave something worth remembering.
In Focus
2000 High Pro
A structured teal crown, purple visor and Queens script outlined in gold. The batting King side emblem and purple snapback revisit the club’s single season in 2000.
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