Fifteen games, then playoffs
The league says its October to March season runs fifteen regular season games followed by playoffs. That is the whole of what is published about a postseason: no bracket, no seeding rule, no dates, no past results.
With two divisions of seven separated by a game or two at the top, how those seeds are drawn matters. High Cheese builds and runs a bracket off the standings the league already keeps, so the postseason is visible before it starts rather than after somebody wins it.
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.
- 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.
- The rulebook is published as a page. Nothing else is.
- 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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