Attached to every team name
This league puts each club's record beside its name everywhere it appears -- in the fixture list, in the results, in the previews. Miami JC 11-1, the Miami Amigos 9-2-1, the Delray Devil Rays 9-2-1, the Miami Brewers 2-9, the Miami Red Sox 0-11-1.
Ties are recorded as their own column, which in a league playing Sunday morning baseball in Florida heat is a real outcome rather than a rarity.
A dedicated standings section sits alongside a separate playoffs section.
Standings that rebuild themselves from the reported scores are what a High Cheese league page produces without anyone compiling them -- and carrying the record beside every team name in every fixture, as this league already does, is exactly what a page-based record makes automatic.
South Florida Baseball League in detail
- Established 1992, in its 35th year and 66th season, with 229 teams in its records.
- Sunday mornings at half past nine, across four counties, with a preview on every game.
- A recap and a box score on every game, with playoff games flagged.
- Two hundred and twenty-nine clubs across the league's recorded history.
- Player statistics, team statistics and a Player of the Week, all as separate sections.
- A contact section, a manager area and an admin area, all in the main navigation.
- Separate player registration, team registration, team waiver and online payment.
- A fields section, with parks across Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach.
- A rules section linked from the footer of every page.
- A news section, game recaps, previews and a Player of the Week.
- A photos section in the main navigation, beside the news.
- A sponsors page, and a Become a sponsor link in the footer of every page.
- A playoffs section, a tournaments section, and a Wall of Champions.
- Every champion of every division since 2003 — a hundred and twenty of them.
- Nobody is named publicly.
- Divisions, day, time and how to register are all answered; the fee is not.
- A team waiver, a rules section and an umpire evaluation form.
- Two seasons a year since 1992 — sixty-six of them, spring and fall.
- An actual league store, which almost nobody here has.
- An umpire evaluation form, published as its own section.
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