Nothing of the league's own
The league publishes no rulebook, code of conduct, waiver or bylaws, though its mission statement refers to a Code of Conduct that can end a membership. What is downloadable are the website platform's guides for players, coaches and managers on using accounts, messaging and team management.
Omaha MSBL in detail
- Senior baseball in Omaha since 1988, on Wednesday nights, in wood, with a pitching age floor of thirty.
- Wednesday nights, with the last posted opening day in April 2023.
- The site promises standings and scores; none are published.
- Scores are promised on the homepage and appear nowhere.
- Ten clubs in the 22+ division and four in the 50+, as last published for 2023.
- Statistics are promised on the homepage and appear nowhere.
- One league number on the homepage, one named board member, and email as the official channel.
- The league recruits teams and players in a news post, and registers through the platform.
- No ballpark is named for regular play.
- Wood bats, a pitching age floor, and a code of conduct enforced by the Executive Committee.
- A news page carrying a 2026 item, a partner, and a recruitment call for 2025.
- A homepage strip of archive images and two videos on the news page.
- One named partner: a therapy practice at MD West One.
- The league travels: a world series in Phoenix and a Florida series in 2022.
- Publicity since 1988, an all-star game at Werner Park, and the 2022 title to the Omaha Cowboys.
- An Executive Committee that meets when there is business, and talks only to managers.
- Which night, which bat, which age — and one answer that surprises people.
- Quarterly manager meetings in March and December, and an opening day last posted for 2023.
- Nothing is for sale; equipment is handed out at manager meetings.
- No crew, association or assignor is named.
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