Sixty leaderboards with nobody on them
Every one of the league's ten current division and playoff entries offers individual batting, fielding and pitching leaders and the three team equivalents. None carries an entry.
The league writes headlines naming individual players for individual games — a pitcher cooling off a hot lineup — so somebody is watching closely enough to know who did it. Statistics on High Cheese come out of the box scores as they are entered and follow a man between clubs, divisions and seasons, so the player in the headline has a season behind his name.
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.
- 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.
- A spring season into August semi-finals and an August 16 championship.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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