An address, a phone, a fax and an inbox
The programme publishes its full contact set: the Valley Sports Office at 6911 Laurelgrove Ave., North Hollywood, CA 91605, telephone (818) 765-0284, a fax number, and [email protected].
A published fax number in 2026 is a municipal fingerprint, and the office address matters more than it should because the free agent list can only be read there. A claimed league on High Cheese keeps those contacts on a page beside the schedule and puts the list that currently requires a visit onto the page itself.
Los Angeles Rec Baseball in detail
- A municipal league: two seasons a year, four skill divisions, and games that travel the city.
- Twelve or thirteen Sunday games a season, published per division as files.
- Tables kept per division per season, published as separate downloads.
- Results published per division per season, with a blank scorecard supplied.
- A free agent list you can only read in person, at a counter in North Hollywood.
- A scorecard is supplied to every club; no player figure is published.
- $910 a team, itemised: twelve or thirteen games, thirty-six baseballs, awards, and a bond back.
- A traveling league: the Valley, East LA, Griffith Park, West LA and South Central.
- Four skill divisions, 18 and over, supplemental rules published as a download.
- Registration dates only.
- A Baseball Photographs link among the downloads.
- Nobody is thanked in public.
- Awards for first and second, paid for inside the team fee.
- A Department of Parks written into the city's first charter in 1889.
- John Knight as Baseball Director, Daniel Hernandez as Recreation Coordinator.
- All five answered, including the one nobody else answers: what it really costs.
- Nine downloads: registration, fact sheet, supplemental rules, protest form, scorecard, code of conduct.
- Two seasons a year: register in late January, play from mid-April.
- Thirty-six baseballs come with the fee; nothing else is sold.
- $100 per game per team, paid on the field before first pitch.
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