Nearly all of it
Who can play: 18 and over. When: mid-April to early August, playoffs mid-August, championship over Labor Day weekend. Which clubs: ten, all named. Who to ask: the league president, by email.
What it costs is the gap.
Publishing the whole season shape, including how the playoffs are structured, lets somebody decide before they enquire, which is what a new player actually needs.
A claimed league on High Cheese answers the fifth on the same page.
Central Ohio MABL in detail
- Founded 1996, ten clubs, mid-April to early August, and a championship over Labor Day weekend.
- Scores and schedule kept together, with a weather page beside them.
- Season standings and all-time standings, kept as two separate tables.
- Home run totals by player, and cup scores going back to 2015.
- Ten clubs, a player search, a team search, and all-star places allocated by standing.
- League leaders in hitting and pitching, and a team that fails to enter stats loses its all-star places.
- The league president, by email, plus Twitter and Facebook.
- A New Player Form, and a season you can plan around before you fill it in.
- A Complexes section, and Beavers Field in Lancaster named for the all-star game.
- The playoff format is published: best-of-three in every round.
- Written by Charles McCroskey, a Hall of Famer, and credited as such.
- No album or gallery renders.
- Nobody is thanked in public.
- An inter-league all-star game dating to 1998, with Columbus leading 14-13-1.
- Ten Cups, never a series lost, and a 164-71 record against the league across town.
- A league president, a Hall of Fame, and division champions who manage the all-star sides.
- A New Player Form, and a News Archive going back years.
- Mid-April to early August, playoffs from mid-August, the final over Labor Day weekend.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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