Dated by its own files
The league publishes no founding year, no former champion and no past season. The only dates on the site that reach backwards are file timestamps: a sponsorship letter from September 2019 and COVID guidelines from January 2021.
So a league playing on two major league spring training complexes with fourteen teams has a public record that begins with a PDF about a pandemic.
Seasons kept on a High Cheese league page accumulate on their own -- champions, rosters, results, each at the league's own address -- which is how a league ends up with a history instead of a downloads folder.
Palm Beach Baseball in detail
- A wood bat league playing summer and winter, mostly Sundays, on spring training grounds.
- Saturday evenings and Sunday mornings, two games at a time on adjacent diamonds.
- The page is titled Schedules & Standings and shows fixtures.
- Fixtures are published; results are not.
- Fourteen clubs approved for summer 2026, one of them driving down from Port St. Lucie.
- No statistics are published.
- A league address and a form; no officer is named.
- Teams pay $2,750 a season; players join through a free agent form.
- Twenty-four diamonds from Jupiter to Delray Beach, including twelve at two spring training complexes.
- An official rulebook covering 2026 and 2027, revised in March 2026.
- A weekly league podcast on Spotify, and a WhatsApp community for official announcements.
- No gallery is published.
- A sponsors carousel on the homepage, and a sponsorship letter from 2019.
- No postseason is published.
- Nobody is named.
- Bats, seasons, game days and team cost are answered; what a player pays is not.
- Three files: the rulebook, a sponsorship letter, and COVID guidelines from 2021.
- The summer programme runs 19 February to 14 September, with registration open nearly all of it.
- There is a cart, and nothing in it.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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