Three doors
The league keeps a Contact Us page and an Interest Form under its About section, and separate Team Login and Player Login routes for people already inside.
Distinguishing the prospective member from the current one is sensible at this scale.
No individual officer is named on the front page, though the league gives out an award in its commissioner's name.
A High Cheese league page routes a message to whichever role should answer it, with the registration, the roster and six schedules behind the same address.
Washington DC MSBL/MABL in detail
- Six age groups from 18 to 68-and-over, wood bat, across three jurisdictions.
- Six separate spring and summer schedules, one per age group.
- Parity is the stated goal, and every division needs a table to measure it.
- Results feed six sets of standings and a universal playoff.
- Six age groups divided further into leagues and divisions.
- Three honour rolls imply a statistical record; none is public.
- Separate fall registration for four brackets, plus a free agent and waiting list.
- A locations section and a live field status page.
- A league rules section, and wood bats throughout.
- A dated league digest, published as its own section.
- No gallery is published.
- No sponsor is named.
- Every team makes the postseason, and there is a page called Playoff Central.
- A history page, a champions page, and three separate honour rolls.
- A Hall of Fame, a Lifetime Achievement Award and a League Commissioner Award.
- A FAQ, an interest form, and the season shape published outright.
- League rules, a dated digest, and payments handled on site.
- Early April to mid-August, with a separate fall season for four brackets.
- Nothing is for sale; a Hardballers section exists.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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