Somebody wrote a key
The league keeps a Statistics section, a stats page for every one of its ten clubs and the taxi squad, and a StatsKey.
The key is the detail that gives it away. Publishing an explanation of what your columns mean is what somebody does when they have had the same question enough times, and it means these numbers are being read rather than merely filed.
None of the figures render in the plain page.
Scoring on High Cheese produces the numbers as a byproduct of the game and puts each at-bat on the player's own profile, so a key is unnecessary and a club's page fills itself.
East Carolina Adult Baseball League in detail
- Ten clubs and a taxi squad, each with its own stats and photo pages.
- A schedule, and a separate practice schedule.
- Separate tables for 18+ and 35+, kept as their own pages.
- A Report a Score form, which is how the results actually get in.
- Ten clubs, each with its own pages, and a taxi squad for the unplaced.
- Three routes: Questions and Comments, the Commissioner, and Report a Score.
- A Registration section, and a taxi squad for anybody not yet placed.
- A Fields and Directions section, named for both.
- Two divisions, 18+ and 35+, and a documents shelf behind them.
- No news section renders.
- A photos page for most of the ten clubs, individually.
- Nobody is thanked in public.
- A Tournaments section, and a Misc. Hardball page beside it.
- An Awards section, an About ECABL page, and an In Memoriam.
- A Commissioner with his own contact route, and a Managers section.
- Which division and which club are answerable in detail. Cost is not.
- A League Documents section and a Submit Documents route.
- A schedule and a practice schedule, neither of them dated in the plain page.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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