The results are the news
The league keeps a posts page. What is worth reading is elsewhere: a 14-0 club in the 28+ Division and an Open Nationals side at 11-1-2, in a league running twenty teams across two divisions in one city.
A season like that generates a story a week and none of it is being written down. A league on High Cheese gets a wire of its own, where finals post themselves as books are finalized and signings announce themselves, so the 14-0 is a thing people are talking about rather than a number in a table.
Alamo MSBL (San Antonio) in detail
- A San Antonio rec league running two divisions, with players from 18 to 70 in them.
- Games run into late August. No published season start or end.
- Twenty teams across two divisions, and two clubs running away with them.
- No results page. The standings carry ties, so somebody is recording them properly.
- Twenty team names published, and nobody on any of them.
- The page exists, the categories exist, and no player statistics have been recorded.
- One Gmail address, and no name attached to it.
- A registration form exists, and no fee or deadline is posted beside it.
- Five venues around San Antonio, named but not addressed.
- No rulebook published, though the standings imply a time limit.
- No album, no gallery, no team pictures.
- No sponsor page, though twenty teams are being paid for somehow.
- No tournament, no playoff bracket, no postseason published.
- No founding year, no past champions, no former teams.
- Nobody is named as running it.
- Two of the five questions a new player asks are answered. Three are not.
- No handbook, waiver or bylaws published.
- Games into late August, a spring season referenced, no dates for either.
- Nothing for sale. No merchandise page.
- No crew listed, no assignor named, no way in published.
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