In  minor league baseball was restructured nationwide, with B, C and D classes eliminated. The Carolina League became a High-A circuit. The Eagles failed to win any championships during this second era of Carolina League play, but they managed to make the playoffs in six of thirteen seasons.
Minor league baseball underwent a nationwide restructuring, eliminating classes B, C, and D. The Carolina League became a High-A circuit. The Eagles failed to win any championships during this second era of Carolina League play, but they did make the playoffs in six out of thirteen seasons.