Named, with maps
Most games are played on diamonds within the Tucson City Parks system and the Tucson Unified School District system. The league names the fields it uses: Reid Park Annex, Kino South Annex, occasionally Santa Rita Park, and a couple of high schools including Amphi and Santa Rita.
It keeps a Fields and Maps section with directions.
Naming both the parks system and the school district is a league telling you exactly who its landlords are, which is the honest version of where do you play.
A High Cheese schedule attaches the ground to each game and carries it into every player's phone, so a Saturday at Reid Park Annex and a Saturday at Amphi arrive with the right map.
Tucson MSBL/MABL in detail
- Four divisions, MSBL since 1989, and a championship played in a triple-A stadium.
- Four ways to view it: current, by team, by several teams, or by division.
- Standings kept per division, feeding a double-elimination playoff.
- Results feed the standings and a playoffs archive.
- Four divisions, a teams page and a published manager directory.
- A statistics section alongside standings, across four divisions.
- Three separate directories: league, manager and umpire.
- A Player Pool for newcomers and a Taxi Squad for men who want more games.
- A rulebook, a waiver PDF, and a public suspensions and forfeits page.
- The front page carries the mission, the recruitment and the season shape.
- No gallery is published.
- A sponsorship information section in the main navigation.
- Double elimination in late September, with the finals at a triple-A ballpark.
- An MSBL member since 1989, with a Hall of Fame.
- A league directory names the administration; no officer appears on the front page.
- A FAQ, a joining guide, and an explicit answer on which division to pick.
- A waiver PDF, a rulebook, three directories and a COVID guideline page.
- Last weekend of March through September, playoffs in late September.
- Nothing is for sale by the league.
- A published umpire directory, and suspensions kept in public.
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