The Buffalo Bisons (Pronounced 'BI-zons' by locals) are a minor league baseball team based in Buffalo, New York. The team, which plays in the International League, is the AAA affiliate of the Cleveland Indians major-league club. The Bisons play in Dunn Tire Park stadium, located in downtown Buffalo.

The current incarnation of the Bisons joined the AAA ranks in 1985, joining the American Association. When the American Association folded after the 1997 season, Buffalo (along with the Indianapolis Indians and Louisville RiverBats) found refuge in the International League, while their Buffalo Bisons Tickets former American Association opponents joined the Pacific Coast League.

The Bisons most recent playoff season was in 2004, when the team came back from being 10 games out of first place in late June to winning their division by a convincing 9.5 games. Buffalo won its first-round playoff against Durham and advanced to the leagues playoffs, the Governors' Cup Finals, in which they had home-field advantage over the Richmond Braves. The remnants of Hurricane Ivan caused major flooding problems in Richmond and the Buffalo Bisons Tickets entire series was set to be played in Buffalo. The Bisons defeated the Braves in four games and won the Governors' Cup for the second time since 1998. With many of its players shuffled to Cleveland throughout the final months of the season, the Bisons failed to qualify for the playoffs in 2006.

Note: The Buffalo Bisons was also the name of the championship team that played in the International Association in 1878, the National League from 1879–1885 and 1890 (see Buffalo Bisons (1879-1885)), and another team also known as the Buffalo Buffed in 1914 and Buffalo Blues Buffalo Bisons Tickets in 1915 in the Federal League. More recently, the Bisons were an entry in the Eastern League from 1979-1984. The Buffalo Bisons was also the name of a Buffalo Bisons Tickets minor league hockey team which played in Buffalo from 1928 to 1970, including in the American Hockey League Buffalo Bisons Tickets.