Adult baseball is scattered across a few hundred league sites. CageList puts every league on one map, next to the teams, the free agents and the cages. It costs a league nothing today.

Click a state and get every league in it: when it plays, how to sign up, and the cost where the league has posted it. Same layout every time.
CageList started with batting cages. It is now where a player finds a league, a manager fills a roster, and a team books its practice time. Your league page sits in the middle of all of it.
Every league runs its own site, its own signup, its own format. If four leagues play within driving distance of you, that is four sites to check, in four different layouts, and no way to tell which one has room this season.
Same on the other side. A team that is one player short is findable, just not from anywhere a free agent is actually looking.
This is how adult baseball gets found now. One text in the league group chat and every manager can claim a team page tonight. Of 361 teams on the map, 5 have been claimed. The ones that go first are the ones new players see.
CageList makes its money further down the line, when a guy with a Tuesday game who has not swung since October books an hour in a cage. Your league being on the map is what makes that happen, so listing it costs nothing today and we are not looking to change that.
If you are on HomeTeamsONLINE or anything else, stay there. We are not asking you to move your stats, your schedule, or twelve years of history. Your league page links out to your site. We are the map, not the clubhouse.

Most people who don't know adult baseball picture a beer league with a backstop. I have been back in it for five years since my pro career, and some leagues are exactly that...but from my experience, most leagues are full of grown men working to be as competitive as they can be, planning their weekends, and often their lives, around a baseball schedule.
For a lot of us, baseball is what golf is to everybody else. Some guys play golf, some play baseball, not many play both. It is what has you checking the forecast on Thursday to be sure Sunday's game happens, and a called third strike that still bothers you enough to go train before it happens again. I built this because the adult game is scattered, and holding it together falls on a few coaches organized enough to do it. There are no teams without them. Make their week easier and everyone's baseball gets better. So this page is one map: free for the league, free for the team, with the batting cages and places to train near you on it, for whenever you are ready to lock back in.

Founder of CageList. Seven pro seasons in five countries, and a decade of lessons since.
If it is on the map, claim it today. If it is missing, send it over and we put it on the map.