Four tables, one bracket each
The league keeps a Standings section covering its four divisions, and the tables decide which teams qualify for the September playoff tournament.
None is readable from the front page.
Standings that rebuild themselves from the reported scores are what a High Cheese league page produces without anyone compiling them, and in a league where players move between divisions they are also how a man knows which of his teams is still alive.
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.
- 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.
- City parks and school district fields, with Reid Park Annex and Kino South named.
- 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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