The admin routes are in the public index
The list of pages the application advertises to any visitor includes an Admin Dashboard and a Site Appearance page alongside the ones meant for players. So the league has administrators, a dashboard for them, and control over how the site looks.
No officer, commissioner or board member is named anywhere.
A High Cheese league page attaches a working contact to each role at the league's own address, which is a front door rather than an admin route sitting in a public index.
Pittsburgh Adult Baseball League in detail
- A league that built a real platform and made itself invisible in the process.
- A schedules page exists and publishes no game.
- Real-time standings exist and return an empty shell to anyone not logged in.
- Games are scored in the app and no result reaches the open web.
- Roster control is a feature; no team or player is publicly named.
- Deep performance tracking, a game stats entry page, and a box score page named Public that is not.
- No email, phone or name is published; the only routes are Login and Register.
- There is a Sign Up To Play page and a player pool, and no fee, deadline or age published.
- A fields page exists and names no ballpark.
- No rulebook is publicly readable.
- A news page exists and carries no announcement anyone outside can read.
- No gallery is published.
- No sponsor is named.
- A public playoff eligibility page implies a games-played threshold and shows nothing.
- A history page exists and contains, publicly, nothing at all.
- Every question a prospective player has is unanswered from outside the application.
- Nothing is downloadable or readable.
- No date of any kind is published.
- Nothing is for sale publicly.
- No crew, association or assignor is named.
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