One address, published in the open
The league publishes [email protected], in plain text, in its appeal for Kraken sponsors. It also runs a Contact section and links to Facebook and Instagram.
Printing an address rather than masking it means a search engine can read it, which for a league recruiting both players and sponsors is worth more than the spam it costs.
A claimed league on High Cheese keeps the address and adds what it currently gets asked: what it costs, when the season runs, and which clubs have room.
Carolina Men's Baseball in detail
- Adults 18 and up in Wilmington and Jacksonville, with a touring side called the Kraken.
- Ten weeks played and into the playoffs, with weekends the pattern.
- The Ducks are unbeaten and seeded first; the Northern Lights are behind on a tiebreaker.
- Two results published in prose: a 5-1 that decided a seeding, and a 6-3 over a college side.
- Cape Fear River Ducks, Northern Lights, Brew Crew, and a Kraken picked from all of them.
- Weekly hitter and pitcher of the week, named by region, with what they actually did.
- Open to adults 18 and up at all skill levels, with no published fee or deadline.
- A Fields section, and Jack Amyette Park in Jacksonville named for the all-star game.
- Rules and forms are kept together in one section.
- Real reporting, including a regular season title clinched on a tiebreaker.
- No gallery, though the league runs Facebook and Instagram.
- Active Care Chiropractic sponsors the weekly awards, and the Kraken are looking for backers.
- The Kraken travel to the USA Baseball World Series, and a 35+ side joins them this year.
- No founding year, and a Kraken result worth keeping.
- Nobody is named as running it.
- Who can play and where are answered. Cost and how to get on a roster are not.
- Forms are kept with the rules and do not render.
- A Jacksonville versus New Bern all-star game on July 5, and a Wilmington one still to be announced.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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