Two seasons, one of them extra
The league keeps Schedules and Results together, and sells Fall Ball among its miscellaneous payments, so the year runs past the main season.
Scheduling six divisions and sixty teams around Chicago field permits is a genuinely large problem, and the hotline exists because that schedule moves.
Nothing renders in the plain page.
High Cheese builds a season in one pass across every division and hands each club a calendar that syncs to a phone, so a change reaches sixty rosters without a recorded message.
Chicago North MSBL in detail
- Thirty-nine seasons, six age divisions and between 56 and 60 teams.
- Results are kept with the schedule; no table renders.
- Results share a section with the schedule and do not render.
- Between 56 and 60 teams, and the count itself is published as a range.
- A Stats section covering six divisions.
- A telephone hotline: 847-604-2444.
- A draft with tryouts, video of them, and a separate first-time registration once you are picked.
- A Fields section, for sixty teams across the north side and suburbs.
- League Info and Rules kept as one section, across six age divisions.
- No news or reports render.
- Tryout in Action, and a videos section beside it.
- Signage, web page ads, tournaments and fall ball, all payable online.
- Tournaments are among the things you can pay for online.
- A League History section, and a thirty-ninth season stated at the top of the page.
- Nobody is named as running it.
- How to get in is answered better than anywhere else here.
- COVID-19 waivers, still published, alongside registration forms.
- A main season and a fall ball offering, with no dates published.
- Nothing is for sale.
- Umpire registration has its own sign-up, beside the player one.
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