Six years old
The league keeps a League News page, and the dated announcement on its front page is a 2020 season update.
It reads: this is certainly an interesting time in the world; with restrictions lifting, we are going to attempt to play ball this year; baseball may not be the most important priority, or it may be a welcomed distraction for you; either way, we hope to see you all soon; we will confirm the schedule shortly, but plan on games starting 7/12.
Six years on, that is still the newest dated item a visitor sees -- a message about attempting to play through a pandemic, sitting above a live weekly scores page.
A High Cheese league page pushes announcements into the schedule players already carry and retires them with the season they belonged to, so a 2020 notice does not head a 2026 site.
Wilmington MSBL in detail
- That sound. That feeling. That is why we still play hardball.
- A schedule page, for weekend baseball.
- A current standings page under the news heading.
- A weekly scores page, with previous weeks kept.
- Eight clubs, two of them carrying sponsors in their names.
- A players of the week page, promoted from the front page.
- A contact page, and an invitation to write.
- Drop us a line — the league's own instruction to newcomers.
- A fields page in the main navigation.
- Wood bats, argued for rather than legislated.
- No gallery is published.
- Two clubs carry sponsors in their names; no sponsors page exists.
- No postseason or champion is published.
- The league is published under a person's name, and its record reaches back to 2020.
- Nobody is named.
- Wood bats, weekends and Newark are answered; everything else is not.
- No documents are published.
- The only dated season note is from 2020, with games from 7/12.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.