A table with no rows
The standings page sets out columns for games, wins, losses, ties, points, runs for and runs against across three seasons, and asks that corrections go to the league office as soon as possible. No row renders for a plain reader.
Tracking ties and points rather than only percentage is a considered choice for a league that plays doubleheaders, and it is invisible. Standings on High Cheese come out of the games themselves and sit in plain text on the league's own page, which is also how a correction stops needing a phone call to the office.
Eugene MSBL in detail
- Formed 1994, eight teams, wood bats and real uniforms, Sundays in the Willamette Valley.
- Sundays, June to early September, filterable by team and field — and unreadable without a browser.
- A results page with every filter and no results.
- Cardinals, Cubs, Dux, Giants, Heavyweights, Phillies, Red Sox, Rough Riders and Western Bacon Burgers.
- No player figures are published.
- (541) 753-1639, an email link, and league operations run in-house.
- A prospective player form, $220–$250, and a league that starts new teams when enough people ask.
- Seven diamonds with street addresses, from Bailey Hill Road to Cottage Grove.
- Wood bats only, 25 and over, seven-inning doubleheaders then nine-inning singles.
- No news or announcements are published.
- No album or gallery.
- Sponsors are wanted; none are named.
- Full playoffs featuring all eight teams, with paid umpires.
- Thirty-two seasons, formed in 1994, six years after the national body.
- An administration is referred to; nobody is named.
- All five answered on one page: who, where, when, what it costs, and how to get in.
- No forms, waiver or rulebook are published.
- Early June to early September, Sundays, first pitch around 10:00 AM.
- Nothing is for sale.
- Paid umpires for division series and playoff games, and dues that cover the cost.
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