What survives
The New Jersey Amateur Baseball League keeps past seasons on its site, with stat leaders published by division going back several years.
The archive is organized by division and season, so following one club through it means knowing which tier it was in each year.
A club history scattered across seven divisional archives is not a history anybody can read, and High Cheese keeps the Bayshore Roadrunners seasons in one line.
Bayshore Roadrunners in detail
- 18+ club in the New Jersey Amateur Baseball League, playing Sundays on wood.
- Eighteen Sunday games, April through July.
- Standings are kept per division on the league site.
- Results feed the league's per-division stat pages.
- Rosters are held in the league's registration system.
- Full batting and pitching lines, published by division.
- Contact runs through the league office.
- Teams and free agents register with the league.
- Fields are assigned by the league across New Jersey.
- Wood bat, 18+, league rules throughout.
- League news, not club news.
- An All Star Game, a Home Run Derby and a double elimination playoff.
- No club officers published.
- Registration forms and league documents.
- Eighteen Sundays and a playoff run.
- No club store.
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