Fifty clubs, a dozen visible
The league carries over fifty teams in central Indiana. The ones named anywhere are those that won something: the Hurricanes, three times champions since 2018, the Arrows, the War Eagles, the Orioles, the Stealth, the Mustangs, the Blue Jays and the Indians. Managers surface with them — Kyle Anderson twice with the Hurricanes, John DeCosta with the Arrows, Wade Teltoe with the Orioles, Trevor Nielson with the Stealth.
That leaves roughly forty clubs with no public presence at all, and no roster is published for any of them. Rosters on High Cheese update as men sign and follow a player between clubs, divisions and seasons — which for a league that drafts every February and reassigns from a pool all summer is the whole administrative problem solved by the page.
Indianapolis MSBL/MABL in detail
- Over fifty teams, six age divisions, four hundred games a year, mostly on turf.
- A Schedule tab, a Scoreboard tab, and six divisions' worth of games behind them.
- Champions and their managers back to 2016 — Hurricanes three times.
- A Scoreboard section, and no score on it.
- MVP and Cy Young winners by year, and two manager awards named after people.
- [email protected], a Carmel PO box, and four named officers.
- Six divisions priced from $250 to $325, a February tryout and draft, and a pool if you miss it.
- Grand Park turf for most of it, high schools for the rest, and Victory Field in its history.
- A 2026 rulebook, six age divisions, and a hard cleat rule on turf.
- Season status by division: two well under way, two started, two still to come.
- Victory Field, Cinergy Field and a uniformed clinic at Camp Riley — all described, none shown.
- A rehab specialist in Carmel who pitched at DePauw and plays in the 25+.
- All turf at Grand Park, all games to completion, and no metal spikes.
- A Christmas Day newspaper article in 1989, a hundred phone calls, and nine teams.
- President, Vice President, Controller and Marketing — all four named on every page.
- All five answered on the join page, division by division, before you have to ask anybody.
- A 2026 rulebook, an FAQ, an online waiver and a fee payment page.
- Six divisions opening on six different dates, from April 12 to August 6.
- Fees are paid online; nothing is sold.
- United Umpires, exclusively, for every one of four hundred games.
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