Two bats, several standards
The league runs multiple skill levels across both wood and metal bat divisions, alongside its 18+ and 35+ age split. That is the whole of the published rulebook.
Splitting on bat and on skill rather than age alone is the single most useful thing a league of this size can do, because the complaint that ends adult baseball careers is not losing, it is being outclassed by twenty-two-year-olds every Sunday for four months.
The detail of how those levels are set is not published anywhere a prospective player can read.
High Cheese keeps a league's own rules beside its schedule, so a player choosing between a wood division and a metal one can see what he is choosing.
Amateur Baseball Association in detail
- New Jersey Sunday baseball, 22-game seasons at 18+ and 14 at 35+, run by a commissioner of twenty years.
- Games are Sundays. The league sells flexible master scheduling as a feature.
- No table renders on the readable page.
- No results render on the readable page.
- Free agents are recruited by name and no roster is readable.
- A league and team website for stats and schedules is part of what a team pays for.
- Larry, at [email protected] or 201-702-7281.
- Registering teams and free agents now, all positions welcome, and the fee is itemized.
- League field slots and field insurance are part of the fee. No ballparks are named here.
- The front page is a recruiting notice for the coming season.
- No album renders.
- Nobody is thanked in public.
- August playoffs are part of the published season shape.
- Twenty years of commissioner experience is the only date the league gives.
- One commissioner, full time, named Larry.
- Four of five answered, and the missing one is the price.
- A privacy policy PDF, and insurance included rather than published.
- April 2 start, April through July, playoffs in August, Sundays throughout.
- No store, but Wilson A1010 game baseballs come with the fee.
- Umpire assigning is included in the fee.
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