Twenty-six dollars
Jerseys cost $26 and the price covers two — one home, one away — and a hat. Everything else is the player's own: cleats, which may be metal, baseball pants, glove, bat and helmet.
Two jerseys and a hat for twenty-six dollars is a league buying at cost and passing it straight through, which is worth saying out loud on the page rather than burying in an FAQ answer. High Cheese carries a gear shelf on every league and team page, so kit sits where a player is already looking at his lineup.
Edmonton Baseball League in detail
- Sandlot baseball in Alberta: inclusive by design, semi-competitive by choice, five seasons old.
- A live season calendar on the front page, and a 2025 schedule kept in the archive.
- A live table of GP, W, L, RF, RA and PCT — loaded by script, invisible to a plain reader.
- Results feed the live standings, but no game score renders.
- Twelve to fifteen players a side, balanced by the league, and no team is named.
- A top-ten board of AVG, OPS, HR and RBI, plus a full 2025 batting archive.
- [email protected] for questions and the waitlist; e-transfers to [email protected].
- $375 by e-transfer, $386.56 by card, 18 and over, and closed for 2026 with a waitlist.
- Quality baseball facilities around Edmonton, none of them named.
- Five-run innings, wood bats only, four innings per pitcher, and two umpires at every game.
- No news or announcements are published.
- No album or gallery.
- Nobody is thanked in public.
- September playoffs, nine innings, included in the season fee.
- Started 2021 under the Edmonton Sandlot Baseball Society; renamed in 2024.
- Organizers are referred to; nobody is named.
- All five answered, plus refunds, cleats, jerseys and what happens if you miss a week.
- Liability, code of conduct and medical release waivers, all signed at registration.
- May through September, one game a week, playoffs in September.
- Two umpires at every game, and the plate umpire keeps the official score.