Marked P for postseason
The fixture rail marks postseason games with a P and prints each club's record beside its code. Results themselves sit inside each division's own pages.
Marking the postseason inline means a reader scanning this week can tell immediately which games are for something, which is the distinction a standings table cannot make.
High Cheese scores a game at the field, offline if the signal drops, and posts the box score when the book is finalized, so the postseason marker has the game behind it.
Boston Metro Baseball League in detail
- New England's largest amateur baseball league, in six divisions each with its own rulebook.
- Weeknight games at 7:45pm and 8:30pm, weekends from 10am, six divisions deep.
- Records ride alongside every club code on the fixture rail: 15-5, 14-4, 13-1, 3-14.
- A 2026 team list per division, and a Player Search across all six.
- 2026 statistics per division, a Player of the Month, and a 400Hitter login for managers.
- A Contact BMBL page, a managers route, and a media contact at EMass Sports.
- New player registration, a prospective managers route, and a 2026 waiver to sign.
- A Field Directions page covering a league that spans Boston and MetroWest.
- Six separate rulebooks, one per division, plus a code of conduct and a waiver.
- Coverage runs through EMass Sports rather than the league itself.
- No album or gallery renders.
- No sponsors are named on the front page.
- An All-Star Game, 100 Innings of Baseball, a Cape Cod Classic, a Cooperstown Classic and Winterball.
- A Hall of Fame, historical champions, all-stars and award winners, all kept separately.
- No officers are named, in a league running six divisions and six events.
- The league keeps its own FAQs alongside a general information page.
- A waiver, a code of conduct, an insurance request form and a certificate of insurance.
- A season into its postseason in August, plus a banquet and Winterball.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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