One document, and it is the important one
The league publishes its rules as a page on its own site, which is more than most manage. There is no waiver, no bylaws, no field agreement and no code of conduct posted, though the rules do carry a zero tolerance policy on threats and physical abuse that reads like an extract from one.
A league playing at public fields across several East Valley cities holds permits and insurance somewhere. High Cheese keeps those where people already go for the schedule, rather than in an email from March.
Arizona NABA in detail
- Fourteen teams in the East Valley, founded 2017, playing two seasons a year under the lights.
- Weekday evenings under the lights, with the next five games at Red Mountain.
- Two divisions of seven, ten games each, and a tie for first in both.
- Recent results are posted, including a 22-4 that the run rule should have ended sooner.
- Fourteen clubs named, and no players published for any of them.
- Batting and pitching leaders are published, and somebody is hitting .722.
- One address, [email protected], plus a form and a Facebook page.
- Fees cover fifteen players, extras cost $50 each, and registration for Fall/Winter 2026 is open.
- Various East Valley fields, most under the lights, with Red Mountain named on the schedule.
- Wood bat only, three hours, and a starting pitcher who may return to the mound exactly once.
- The home page carries results and one announcement: Fall/Winter registration is open.
- No album, and the images on the site did not load.
- Nobody is thanked in public.
- The winter season ends in playoffs. No bracket is published.
- Established 2017, and nothing published about any season since.
- One role address and no names behind it.
- Four of the five questions a new player asks are answered here.
- Mid May to August, October to March, and Fall/Winter 2026 starts October 25.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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