The third promise
Statistics are the third item the homepage says the site carries, after schedules and scores, and like the other two they are not on the public record for any season of either division.
In a league where pitching eligibility turns on age rather than on performance, a pitching record would be a genuinely interesting thing to keep.
Season and career leaderboards that assemble themselves from scored games are standard on a High Cheese league page, which is what turns a promise on a homepage into something a player can look up.
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.
- 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.
- The only downloads are the website platform's own guides.
- 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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