Somebody's job now
The league's front page is its news: the 2026 draft results, the personnel list, the division descriptions, the rule book link and the free agent form, all in one place.
It also appointed a Marketing Director in 2025, the same year it launched the A league, which is an organisation deciding that telling people it exists is a role rather than an afterthought.
Announcements on a High Cheese league page go to the schedules players already carry and stay as pages at the league's own address, which is most of a marketing director's job done automatically.
Rochester Baseball League in detail
- Three leagues, one of them built specifically for men who never played college ball.
- Three different calendars — AAA from mid-May, AA from late April, each with weeknights.
- Playoffs are seeded across three leagues; no table is published.
- No result is published.
- Eleven clubs across three leagues, and every 2026 draft pick published by round.
- No statistics are published.
- Four officers with addresses on the league's own domain.
- A free agent form for new players, feeding a published draft.
- No ballpark is named.
- Seven innings and doubleheaders in AAA, nine innings and singles in AA, and a twenty-year college bar in A.
- No gallery is published.
- Four backers, two of them bat makers — including one that makes Rochester maple.
- Best-of-three series in AAA, single elimination in AA.
- Inducted into the NABA Hall of Fame in 2006, with a commissioner in post since 2010.
- Every officer named with the year they took the role, and a board of six chosen in 2025.
- Which league am I in — and the answer depends on when you last played college ball.
- An RBL Rule Book is published from the front page.
- AA from late April, AAA from mid-May, playoffs in August and September.
- Nothing is for sale by the league.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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