One tie in fourteen games
The league publishes no game results. The standings hold the only trace: the Millers at 13-0-1, which means one game in this league ended level.
In a seven-inning competition with a ten-run mercy rule, a tie is worth an explanation, and there is none available. Darkness, a time limit, or a rain call in the middle innings would all produce it.
High Cheese scores the game at the field, offline if the signal drops, and posts the box score when the book is finalized, so the one anomaly in a perfect season is readable.
Berkshire Adult Baseball League in detail
- Founded 2011 for Berkshire County residents, in a 20-and-over league and a 33-and-over one.
- Fourteen games played in the 20 League, and no fixture list published.
- The Millers are 13-0-1 and the Bandits are 0-14, in a six-team league.
- Twelve clubs named across two leagues, and no players published.
- No batting or pitching numbers are published.
- Two direct numbers: Jared Martin on 413-446-3071, Lou Orazio on 413-663-0741.
- $1,000 a team, $500 at the first meeting, the balance by April 1.
- No ballparks are named, though the club names give the towns away.
- Wood bats, seven innings, bat the whole roster, and eight men is enough.
- No news or announcements are published.
- No album or gallery.
- Nobody is thanked in public.
- No postseason is described, in a league with an unbeaten club.
- Established 2011, with a founding purpose written down.
- A president, a COO and a board of six, all with phone numbers published.
- Four of five answered, which almost nothing here manages.
- A sportsmanship code with suspensions and ejections behind it.
- One date is published and it is a money deadline: April 1.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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