Everything left is in the URL
The address our directory holds for the Austin Baseball League is not really an address. It is an instruction to a database -- a teams page, a parameter reading u=AUSTINBASEBALL, another reading s=baseball -- and the database is not answering.
Every request now ends on a black page with white text: HomeTeamsONLINE.com - Error. An error occurred while attempting to connect to the webpage you requested. A reference number. Nothing else.
That is the whole of Austin's public baseball record at the moment: its own name, shouted in capitals inside a query string, pointing at a server that will not respond. In a city that size there are men who have played in this league for fifteen years and cannot show anyone a single game of it.
A High Cheese league page is a page, not a lookup. The schedule, the standings and every roster sit at an address the league owns and render for anyone who asks, which is the difference between a league that exists and a league that exists as a parameter.
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