See Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim for the baseball team. The Los Angeles Angels farm system includes seven minor league baseball affiliates located in the United States and the Dominican Republic. Five of the clubs are privately owned, while the other two, the Arizona League Angels and the Dominican Summer League Angels, are owned by the big league club. The low minors are composed of the Class A-Short Season Vermont Angels, who play home games at Vernon Park in Burlington, Vermont; and the Class A South Atlantic League Gulf Coast Angels, who play their home games at Family Stadium on the campus of The University of Louisiana at Lafayette. The high minors are made up of three clubs: the Class A-Advanced California Angels, who play their home games at Angel Stadium of Anaheim; the Double-A Eastern Division Texas Rangers, who play their home games at Globe Life Park in Arlington; and the Triple-A Pacific Coast League Angels, who play their home games at Angel Stadium of Anaheim. The best young players from each level are promoted to help fill out the roster of the major league team. The organization has had many successful years during its time in Southern California, with five American League West titles and one World Series title in 2002. The Angels currently play in what is called "Anaheim Stadium" or just "Angel Stadium", which is a trademark of the team. The current stadium was built in 1994 and has a capacity of 43,000.