The address survives, the site does not
avmabl.com still resolves. What it serves is a frameset pointing at avmensbaseball.pointstreaksites.com, and that host answers with a permanent redirect to stacksports.com, which is a software company's front page with nothing about baseball in the Antelope Valley on it.
The only things the domain still says for itself are in its own metadata: AVMABL, AV Men's Baseball League, Baseball, Antelope Valley. No divisions, no teams, no schedule, no contact.
That is what happens when a league rents its website from a platform and the platform gets bought. Everything the league published went with it. A league page on High Cheese belongs to the league, and a season recorded there stays readable after whoever hosted it changes hands.
If you run this league or played in it, the listing can be corrected from whatever you still have.
Antelope Valley MABL in detail
- The schedule went with the host.
- No standings survive.
- No results survive.
- No rosters survive.
- No statistics survive.
- No working contact survives on the league's own domain.
- No sign-up route survives the site going dark.
- No ballparks are named anywhere that still answers.
- No rulebook survives.
- No news survives.
- No photographs survive.
- No sponsors are named.
- No tournament or postseason is recorded.
- The most recent fact about this league is that its website was switched off.
- Nobody is named.
- Every question a player would ask is unanswered.
- No documents survive.
- No dates survive.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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