What survives
The Tri-Cities Adult Baseball League keeps old seasons in a dropdown on its LeagueLineup site, so previous Tri-City Pirates records exist as long as the league keeps paying for the site.
The archive is a list of division names with years attached, and a club has to know which one to open.
A history held inside somebody else's dropdown disappears with the account, and High Cheese gives Tri-City Pirates their own.
Tri-City Pirates in detail
- club in the Tri-Cities Adult Baseball League, Tennessee.
- Schedule published on the Tri-Cities Adult Baseball League site, not the club's.
- Tri-City Pirates finished 0-0 in the division.
- Results posted to the league site by whoever gets to it.
- Roster held on the Tri-Cities Adult Baseball League site.
- League-wide statistics, where the league keeps them.
- Kenneth Lamons is the listed contact.
- Registration runs through the league, not the club.
- Field locations kept on the league site.
- Tri-Cities Adult Baseball League rules.
- News runs through the league's bulletin board.
- Tournament listings are the platform's, not the league's.
- Kenneth Lamons is the only role attached.
- Forms and handouts belong to the league.
- The league calendar covers every club at once.
- No club store; gear runs through the league or the manager.
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