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BigLeagueX for baseball

Roster and league management for baseball

Age divisions, pitch-count limits and field time — tracked centrally, so a league or club can run a season without spreadsheets.

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clubs · 34
  • 1

    Cedar Park Cardinals

    21–3 · Austin

    19Members
  • 2

    Northside Reds

    18–6 · Boston

    28Members
  • 3

    Lakeside Bandits

    17–7 · Cleveland

    23Members
  • 4

    Harbor City Sox

    15–9 · Baltimore

    35Members
  • 5

    Iron District Sluggers

    14–10 · Pittsburgh

    30Members
  • 6

    Valley Rangers

    12–12 · Phoenix

    40Members

Who it's for

From a single club to a multi-division league.

One system

Built for how baseball actually runs

Age divisions, pitch counts and field time share one set of records, so nobody reconstructs a pitcher's rest days from a scorebook.

  • Players, coaches and rosters
  • Age divisions and cutoff dates
  • Pitch counts and required rest
  • Field time and game scheduling

Leagues

  • One player record across every club
  • Age division and cutoff structure
  • Reporting across the whole league

Clubs

  • Player and team records
  • Waivers, documents and clearance status
  • Registration for league play and events

Tournament directors

  • Registration and team check-in
  • Bracket seeding and scheduling
  • Pitch-count limits enforced across the event

What a baseball league tracks

Rosters, pitch counts and standings, in one system.

Players and rosters

Every player and coach on the roster, current and searchable by club or division.

Pitch counts and rest

Pitches recorded per appearance, with required rest days calculated rather than remembered, so a pitcher's availability is known before the lineup is set.

Age divisions and cutoffs

Divisions and cutoff dates applied from each player's date of birth, so eligibility is derived rather than argued.

Waivers and clearances

Waivers, medical clearance and insurance status tracked per player.

Field and game scheduling

Fields and game times built once and published to every club.

Umpire assignments

Umpires assigned per game, with availability and assignment history in one place.

Standings and results

Standings and results updated as games are reported.

Reporting

League-wide reporting without compiling spreadsheets by hand.

Roles and access

Access scoped to league, club or tournament director.

What running a baseball season looks like

Three screens a league actually lives in.

Brackets across every field you have booked

Seed from season results, generate the bracket, and place games on fields and time slots in one pass. Pool play and elimination rounds share the same draw, so a rained-out Saturday is rescheduled without rebuilding it.

Pitch counts and required rest travel with each player, so before the next round is drawn you can already see who is unavailable to throw.

Cedar Park Spring Invitational

  • Cedar Park Cardinals v Northside Reds

    Field 1

    7–4

  • Lakeside Bandits v Harbor City Sox

    Field 2

    3–2

  • Iron District Sluggers v Valley Rangers

    Field 3

    9–1

  • Cedar Park Cardinals v Lakeside Bandits

    Field 1

    11:30

  • Northside Reds v Iron District Sluggers

    Field 2

    11:30

  • Harbor City Sox v Valley Rangers

    Field 3

    12:15

A public page for every club, player and tournament

Every club gets a page worth linking to — roster, season record, results and upcoming games — and so does every player and every tournament you run.

It is the same record the league administers, published. Nothing is retyped for the public side, so what a parent or a college coach reads is what the league actually holds.

public page

Cedar Park Cardinals

Austin · 10U

Public
Team ERA
3.12
Season record
21–3
Registered members
19
Home
Austin

Records, clearances and the report that proves it

One record per player, carrying age proof, medical and insurance together with pitch counts and game history. Clearance state is visible before a lineup is submitted, not discovered at the plate meeting.

And the league-wide view answers the question a board actually asks: how many are clear, how many lapse this month, and which clubs are behind.

participants · 1,284

  • A. Rivera

    BLX 0148-09 · Northside AC

    OKOKOK

  • J. Okafor

    BLX 0147-09 · Harbor City

    OKOKOK

  • M. Chen

    BLX 0146-09 · Valley United

    OKOKDUE

  • T. Boateng

    BLX 0145-09 · Northside AC

    OKOKOK

  • S. Delgado

    BLX 0144-09 · Cedar Park

    OKOKOK

  • R. Nakamura

    BLX 0143-09 · Lakeside

    OKOKLAPSED

Frequently asked questions

Does it track pitch counts and required rest days?

Yes. Pitches are recorded per appearance and rest requirements are calculated from your league's own rules, so a coach can see who is available before setting a lineup rather than after a protest.

Do pitch-count limits carry into tournaments?

Yes. Counts follow the player, so appearances in league play and in a sanctioned tournament add up against the same limits.

How is age eligibility decided?

From each player's date of birth against your league's cutoff date, so divisions are derived from the record instead of maintained by hand.

Can we assign umpires in the same system?

Yes. Umpires are assigned per game alongside the schedule, with availability and past assignments on one record.

Can our club keep its own roster inside a shared platform?

Yes. Your club is its own organization inside the baseball platform — your roster, your access, your data — while still sharing verified records with the league and sanctioned tournaments.

Run your baseball league with pro-level precision

Bring your roster. We will show you what it looks like on BigLeagueX.

  • Data security
  • Records that travel with the athlete
  • Live in weeks, not months
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