LA Baseball League (LABL)
Los Angeles, California · Adult hardball
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36 teams across 6 divisions for the 2026 season. Claiming your team page is free and takes about two minutes.
36 teams
National
8 teams
- ClaimClaim LA Legends1. LA LegendsUnclaimed
11-2 · .846
- ClaimClaim LA Hard Knocks2. LA Hard KnocksUnclaimed
8-3-1 · .708
- ClaimClaim LA Drifters3. LA DriftersUnclaimed
7-5-1 · .577
- ClaimClaim Venice Gaze4. Venice GazeUnclaimed
7-6-1 · .536
- ClaimClaim Wasted Potential5. Wasted PotentialUnclaimed
4-6-2 · .417
- ClaimClaim LA Los Guapos6. LA Los GuaposUnclaimed
5-8 · .385
- View team7. Long Beach BreakersClaimed
3-8-2 · .308
- ClaimClaim Silver Lake Cardinals8. Silver Lake CardinalsUnclaimed
3-10-1 · .250
Pacific
6 teams
- ClaimClaim South Bay Bulls1. South Bay BullsUnclaimed
16-0 · 1.000
- ClaimClaim LA Skunks2. LA SkunksUnclaimed
11-5 · .688
- ClaimClaim Culver City Cubs3. Culver City CubsUnclaimed
7-8 · .467
- ClaimClaim LA Hawks4. LA HawksUnclaimed
7-8 · .467
- ClaimClaim LA Panthers5. LA PanthersUnclaimed
6-10 · .375
- ClaimClaim OC Yankees6. OC YankeesUnclaimed
0-16 · .000
Central
5 teams
- ClaimClaim Los Angeles Phantoms1. Los Angeles PhantomsUnclaimed
10-3-2 · .733
- ClaimClaim Valley Brewers2. Valley BrewersUnclaimed
9-3-3 · .700
- ClaimClaim So Cal Titans3. So Cal TitansUnclaimed
9-6 · .600
- ClaimClaim Verdugo Tigers4. Verdugo TigersUnclaimed
6-6-3 · .500
- ClaimClaim Southland Peaches5. Southland PeachesUnclaimed
6-9 · .400
Continental
11 teams
- ClaimClaim Burbank Gators1. Burbank GatorsUnclaimed
13-2 · .867
- View team2. Montrose MonarchsClaimed
11-3-1 · .767
- ClaimClaim Crown City Cubs3. Crown City CubsUnclaimed
10-4-1 · .700
- ClaimClaim So Cal Trojans4. So Cal TrojansUnclaimed
9-6 · .600
- ClaimClaim California Condors5. California CondorsUnclaimed
9-6 · .600
- ClaimClaim Fairfax Pirates6. Fairfax PiratesUnclaimed
8-7 · .533
- ClaimClaim Los Angeles Lightning7. Los Angeles LightningUnclaimed
5-10 · .333
- ClaimClaim Los Angeles Diablos8. Los Angeles DiablosUnclaimed
4-11 · .267
- ClaimClaim Glendale Guardians9. Glendale GuardiansUnclaimed
3-12 · .200
- ClaimClaim Glendale Falcons10. Glendale FalconsUnclaimed
2-13 · .133
- ClaimClaim West Coast Red Sox11. West Coast Red SoxUnclaimed
1-14 · .067
Jackie Robinson
6 teams
- ClaimClaim Team Hawaii1. Team HawaiiUnclaimed
12-3 · .800
- ClaimClaim Eastside Dodgers2. Eastside DodgersUnclaimed
9-5-1 · .633
- ClaimClaim Hollywood Stars3. Hollywood StarsUnclaimed
9-6 · .600
- ClaimClaim County Humboldt4. County HumboldtUnclaimed
7-7-1 · .500
- ClaimClaim LA Red Sox5. LA Red SoxUnclaimed
6-9 · .400
- ClaimClaim SGV Braves6. SGV BravesUnclaimed
1-14 · .067
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About the league
The Los Angeles Baseball League (LABL) — legally Los Angeles Baseball League, LLC — is an adult hardball league in the Los Angeles area and an affiliate of the National Adult Baseball Association (NABA). It runs separate Saturday and Sunday leagues, with games played on weekends across the LA area and two umpires per game.
Divisions are grouped by age and ability, so players of a range of skill levels can find a fit. You can join an existing team, sign up as a free agent to be placed by the league, or attend an open tryout held before each season.
Like most men's leagues, it plays real hardball across Saturday: National and American divisions (National is the higher-ability division). Sunday: Pacific, Federal, Central, Continental, and a Jackie Robinson (42+) division. Age tiers of 18+, 25+, and 35+. divisions, with wood or BBCOR bats, umpired games and a full season schedule. It is the kind of competitive baseball that's hard to find once high school and college ball are behind you. Rosters usually mix former high school and college players with guys returning to the game after years away, so there's typically a division that fits your level. New players can usually join LA Baseball League (LABL) as a free agent or enter a full team; reach out through the league before the season sets its rosters. This is a free, unclaimed CageList directory listing; the league runs its own schedule, rosters, and registration.
Between games, keep your swing and glove sharp: Los Angeles-area players can book batting cages and find training facilities and open fields to practice at nearby.
- Cost to play
- Player fees generally run about $400–$600 for the spring season and about $200–$300 for the fall season. These do not include umpire fees of $125 per game, per team. Joining the free-agent/pool-player list and attending tryouts are free.
- Season
- Spring and Fall seasons, weekend play with separate Saturday and Sunday leagues. Spring runs roughly an 18–21 game schedule (about March–September); Fall is roughly an 8-game schedule (about October–January).
- How to join
- Sign up online via the "Join Los Angeles Baseball League" form on the league's site to be added to the free-agent/pool-player list (free), which shares your info with team managers; the league then places free agents on teams that need players or holds a tryout before each season. You can also reach league president Dave Becker at labaseballleague@gmail.com or 310-850-7388. Join as a free agent
- Divisions
- Saturday: National and American divisions (National is the higher-ability division). Sunday: Pacific, Federal, Central, Continental, and a Jackie Robinson (42+) division. Age tiers of 18+, 25+, and 35+.
Where to train near this league
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Facilities & fields nearby
Indoor training facilities and public fields around Los Angeles: good spots to hit, throw, and take grounders between games.
New to the area or getting back on the field?
Here's what players ask most about LA Baseball League (LABL) and men's baseball in California, plus where to get your reps in between games.
Sign up online via the "Join Los Angeles Baseball League" form on the league's site to be added to the free-agent/pool-player list (free), which shares your info with team managers; the league then places free agents on teams that need players or holds a tryout before each season. You can also reach league president Dave Becker at labaseballleague@gmail.com or 310-850-7388. Most men's adult baseball leagues take both full teams and individual free agents. Reach out to LA Baseball League (LABL) before the season sets its rosters to ask about open spots or their free-agent list.
Register or join as a free agentPlayer fees generally run about $400–$600 for the spring season and about $200–$300 for the fall season. These do not include umpire fees of $125 per game, per team. Joining the free-agent/pool-player list and attending tryouts are free. League fees typically cover umpires, field permits, and game baseballs.
Spring and Fall seasons, weekend play with separate Saturday and Sunday leagues. Spring runs roughly an 18–21 game schedule (about March–September); Fall is roughly an 8-game schedule (about October–January).
LA Baseball League (LABL) runs multiple divisions (Saturday: National and American divisions (National is the higher-ability division). Sunday: Pacific, Federal, Central, Continental, and a Jackie Robinson (42+) division. Age tiers of 18+, 25+, and 35+.), so players are grouped by age or skill. Whether you played in high school, in college, or are picking the game back up, there's usually a division that fits.
You're in the right place. LA Baseball League (LABL) is one of the men's baseball leagues listed in the CageList directory for California. Contact the league using the info on this page, or browse other leagues across the state if you're outside Los Angeles.
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