Named clubs, anonymous players
The league lists twenty teams across its two divisions and no players at all. There is no roster page and no way to see who is on the Oilers or the Texas Jays or Los Gallos.
For a league running an 18-to-70 age range that is a real gap, because the question a new player has is not whether teams exist but which one has room for a second baseman. High Cheese keeps rosters current as people sign, and lets a player carry his own profile between clubs and seasons.
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.
- 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.
- A posts page, and a season that is doing more talking than it is.
- 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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