Ending in the middle of August
The published year is a spring season across five divisions, semi-finals on August 9 and championships on August 16, with fixtures running from 8:00am to 3:00pm on Sundays.
Finishing in mid-August rather than September is a Los Angeles decision — the fields go back to the high schools, and nobody wants a 3:00pm start in the Valley in September. No season start date is published. A High Cheese calendar carries the whole year across five divisions and syncs to every player's phone, so a semi-final moved from Montebello to Glendale reaches both clubs.
Los Angeles Baseball League in detail
- Five divisions across the LA basin, points-based tables, and a division named for Jackie Robinson.
- Sunday from 8:00 AM, four divisions' playoffs running at once across four grounds.
- Team Hawaii 15-3 on 30 points, and a table that counts ties as one.
- Results filed by division and club, with a status flag on every game.
- Skunks, Phantoms, Condors, Diablos, Bullsharks — forty clubs across five divisions.
- Six leader categories behind each of ten division-seasons, all empty.
- A Contact link belonging to the platform, and nothing behind it.
- Five divisions, forty clubs, and no published route in.
- Narbonne, Montebello, Cantwell and the Glendale Sports Complex.
- A points system, ties recorded, and no rulebook published.
- Every result can carry a headline, and somebody has been writing them.
- No album or gallery.
- No sponsor page — but two clubs are named for the businesses that paid.
- Seeded semi-finals published by name, venue and time, a week before the final.
- A board still carrying the final standings from the winter of 2009-2010.
- Nobody is named as running it.
- When and where are answered by the fixtures. Everything else is not.
- No forms, waiver or rulebook are published.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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