A league named after a phone code
Baseball 757 takes its name from the Hampton Roads area code, which is the most Virginian way possible to say where you play. Our directory files it at a platform address whose parameter reads HRNABA -- Hampton Roads NABA -- so the league has at least two identities and neither of them is currently readable.
Both resolve to the same place: a HomeTeamsONLINE error page, black background, white text, one sentence about being unable to connect, and a reference number for anyone who wants to report it.
The platform is down entirely, so this is not Baseball 757's fault and not something Baseball 757 can fix. It is simply what happens when a league's whole presence is a tenancy.
A league named after the place it comes from deserves an address that says so. A High Cheese league page puts the schedule, the standings and every roster at one the league owns, answering for 757 whether or not somebody else's server is answering for anyone.
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