The Southern New England Friendship Softball League, Inc. Bylaws
MISSION STATEMENT
The Southern New England Friendship Softball League, Inc. seeks to promote the positive social and athletic enjoyment of softball. Through our league, our events and most importantly our players, we also seek to foster and augment self-respect and to engender respect and understanding for the LGBTQ community. While particular emphasis is placed on these specific goals, it is a fundamental principle of the Southern New England Friendship Softball League, Inc. that all activities, social and athletic, are conducted to be inclusive in nature and that no individual shall be excluded from participation on the basis of sexual orientation, gender, race, religion, nationality, ethnic origin, political beliefs, athletic ability or physical challenge.
CONSTITUTION
Name
The name of the organization is the Southern New England Friendship Softball League, Inc., hereinafter referred to as SNEFSL, Inc.
Objectives
To be a nonprofit organization dedicated to the promotion of amateur softball for all persons of at least eighteen years of age, regardless of race, creed, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, or sexual preference, with special emphasis on the recruitment and participation of members of the LGBTQ community.
To establish uniform athletic rules and regulations for members and teams to conform to the slow-pitch softball rules and regulations set forth by USA Softball with the exception of specific SNEFSL, Inc. rules that are established by the league Board.
The league is a member of the International Pride Softball (iPridesoftball) formerly known as North American Gay Amateur Athletic Alliance (NAGAAA), and as such, will subscribe to their policies and goals for gay athletics.
ORGANIZATION
SNEFSL, Inc. is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. The business year for SNEFSL, Inc. shall run from January 1 through December 31.
FINANCES
Team Fees
The team fee, set by majority vote of the Board, will be due at the winter meeting. Team managers who fail to present their payable team fees at the winter meeting will forfeit their right to vote at the meeting.
Player Fees
The player fee will be set by a majority vote of the Board at the winter Board Meeting.
Budget
The budget will be passed at the winter Board Meeting.
MEMBERSHIP
Any person of at least eighteen years of age interested in pursuing the aims and objectives of SNEFSL, Inc. may apply for membership. Members in more than one iPridesoftball league must declare, at registration, which iPridesoftball association will be the players qualifying association. Player must also declare any other iPridesoftball association that player has played for. Finally, players must also declare any other iPridesoftball association that player may play for in that calendar year.
Member Requirements
In order for a person to become and continue to be an active, participating member of SNEFSL, Inc., player must:
a. has paid the Player Fee in full.
b. has signed and submitted the Waiver of Liability form.
c. remains in good standing with the league.
Dismissal/Cessation of Membership
The Board reserves the right to revoke membership if such a member is found to be in gross conflict with the mission of the league.
Liabilities
SNEFSL, Inc. is not responsible for any legal obligations or liabilities that its members may have.
BOARD
Composition
The board shall be made up of the SNEFSL Inc. officers, as well as one representative from each team. Each board member must be in good standing with the league. The SNEFSL, Inc. officers shall consist of the League Commissioner, the League Assistant Commissioner, the League Treasurer, and the League Athletic Director. Each board member shall serve for two years, at which time another member may be nominated, for consideration.
Election of Board Members
If more than one candidate is running for a position, a league-wide election will be held the last week of the regular season. In the event of a tie, the board will vote to break the tie. Board members who are up for election may cast a vote.
The Commissioner and Athletic Director shall be elected in even years and the Assistant Commissioner and Treasurer shall be elected in odd years. If a new Commissioner is elected, both the old and new Commissioner may attend the summer iPridesoftball meetings. The Treasurer and the Assistant Commissioner will total the votes when the positions for Commissioner and Athletic Director are up for election. The Commissioner and the Athletic Director will total the votes when the positions for Assistant Commissioner and Treasurer are up for election.
Any ballot that is not clearly readable will be rejected. If there is a dispute on the readability of a ballot that can impact the outcome of an election, the board will vote on whether or not the ballot shall be counted and on what the ballot reads.
Office Terms
Officers may hold one position at a time and shall hold the position for two years.
*Exception for 2025, Assistant Commissioner and Treasurer will serve one year and be up for re-election at the end of the year and officially run for a two-year term.
Vacancies
In the event that a position becomes vacant, whether by removal or resignation, the Commissioner will appoint a new member to the position upon a Board vote.
OFFICERS
Positions and roles
An officer is expected to responsibly uphold their duties, attend regular meetings, and report regularly to the Commissioner, among other things.
Duties of the League Commissioner
1. Preside at all meetings of the Board or appoint someone in his or her absence.
2. Direct the policies of the league.
3. Perform duties as necessary for the proper and efficient conduct of the league.
4. Act on behalf of the league on any matter that is not covered in the Bylaws.
5. Attend and serve as the delegate at iPridesoftball national winter and summer meetings.
6. If the commissioner is unable to attend iPridesoftball national meetings, he or she can appoint a delegate to those meetings with approval from the Board.
Duties of the Assistant Commissioner
1. Maintain a copy of the Bylaws and a copy of all current motions and amendments.
2. Take and maintain the minutes of all Board meetings.
3. Distribute the minutes of all meetings within ten days of their closing. The meeting notes may be distributed via email.
4. Give notice to all member teams of meetings and deadline dates.
5. Collect “Acknowledgement of Bylaws” sign off sheets from each team manager at the start of each season.
6. Maintain a roster of all member teams, their representatives and current mailing and/or email addresses.
7. In conjunction with the Athletic Director, be responsible for knowing all USA Rules.
8. Organize end-of-season awards ceremony. This may be delegated to someone who might have better resources to do this efficiently and quickly.
9. Organize end of season awards given at the above-mentioned ceremony.
Duties of the League Treasurer
1. Control and be responsible for all funds of the league.
2. Receive and track all moneys due and payable to the league.
3. Maintain and distribute a financial statement at each league meeting.
4. Purchase game balls.
5. Arrange and dispense funds for umpires.
6. Ascertain that any team/player fines are collected in a timely manner.
Duties of Athletic Director (A.D.)
1. Build a schedule of games and present it at the annual winter board meeting.
2. Upon Board approval, distribute the schedule of games to team managers.
3. Confirm the availability of fields and umpires assigned to the games.
4. Distribute game balls to all team managers.
5. In conjunction with the League Assistant Commissioner, be responsible for knowing all USA Rules.
6. Have a thorough knowledge of all League and iPridesoftball Bylaws.
7. When necessary, organize the preseason draft.
8. In conjunction with umpires, will make decisions to postpone games when this decision has not been made earlier in the day by the host team’s manager.
Failure to Uphold Duties
Any officer can be removed from office for failing to fulfill his or her duties. Such action will require a two-thirds Board vote. The Commissioner shall have a vote in this process (i.e. The Commissioner’s vote is not merely a tie-breaking vote.)
MEETINGS
Annual Meeting
Each year, the league’s annual winter meeting shall be held prior to February 28th.
Board Meetings
When necessary, other board meetings may be scheduled throughout the year.
Commissioner’s Absence
If the Commissioner is unable to attend a board meeting, he or she shall appoint from among the Board a person to preside as Chairperson for that meeting.
Notice and Quorum
A notice must be given for board meetings. The quorum for all board meetings shall be 50% of the Board. If a Board member is unable to attend a meeting where voting takes place, the Board will make a reasonable effort to obtain and include that member’s vote. An attempt to contact the absent member via phone shall be a reasonable effort.
Votes
Each Member shall have a single vote on any poll. The Commissioner will not vote except to break a tie. (Exception: As stated under “Failure to Uphold Duties”, the Commissioner will have a vote on matters regarding the removal of an officer from his or her position.
Proxy
A team representative may appoint a proxy to vote on their behalf at a meeting. Any appointment must be made in advance with the Assistant Commissioner. A Board member may not appoint a proxy to a Board meeting.
RULES OF PLAY
SNEFSL, Inc. is an independent softball league that uses USA Softball rules apart from other rules listed in the bylaws on the following pages.
Please Note: “USA” stands for the Amateur Softball Association.
LEAGUE POLICIES & PROCEEDINGS (Topics are arranged alphabetically.)
Adding Players to a Roster
A team may add a player to its roster at any time during the season provided that the player has paid the player fee and has signed the liability waiver form. If the player is joining our league at any date beyond mid-season, the player fee will be reduced to fifty percent. Players who join the league at any time prior to the mid-season mark will be expected to pay the player fee in full. “Mid-season” shall be defined as the date when half of the scheduled regular season games have been played.
Amendments
Any league member who is in good standing with the league may propose amendments to this constitution. The amendment will be discussed and voted upon by the board at the next scheduled meeting. Any proposed changes to this constitution will require a two-thirds majority vote of the Board to pass.
Budget Request
Any member who is in good standing with SNEFSL Inc. may request from the Treasurer a copy of the budget, so long as
by the Board.
Bylaws Acknowledgement
Each team manager must sign an acknowledgement sheet stating that he or she has received, read, understood, and will follow the bylaws that govern league play. Team managers must submit this sheet to the league Assistant Commissioner prior to the first game of the season.
Ejections
Any member who is ejected from a game shall not be allowed to play in the next scheduled game. If the ejection forces a team to forfeit, the usual forfeit fee will not apply to the team. In such situations, the Board may request forfeit fees from the ejected player.
Forfeiting a Game
A team must forfeit if it cannot field/bat nine players at game time. In the event that additional players are on their way to the field, a ten-minute grace period shall be granted. However, once each team has at least nine players present, the game shall begin. The grace period shall only apply to the team’s first game of the day.
If a Team Manager knows in advance that his or her team will have seven or eight players, he or she can utilize the “Palmer Rule” to bring the player count to nine.
Forfeit Notification
Team managers must notify the Commissioner of the need to forfeit by 8:00 p.m. the night before a game. Failure to do so may result in forfeit fines, whereby the team shall reimburse the league for all incurred umpire and field fees. If both teams forfeit without proper notification, they shall split the reimbursement costs.
Forfeit Results
A forfeited game shall be scored 15-0 in favor of the opposing team. If both teams must forfeit, the game shall be scored 15 -15 and considered a loss for both teams. (The reason for a score of 15 is so that a forfeiting team adds runs to their “runs allowed” total, which can potentially impact its playoffs seed in tie-breaking situations.)
Game Limits: Seventy Minute Rule
Games shall last up to 7 innings with no inning starting after one hour and ten minutes from the first pitch. This includes games that end with a tie score.
Game Limits: Batting Count
All batters will begin with a count of one ball and one strike. In the event that a batter has two strikes and then proceeds to hit a foul ball, the batter will be granted a “mercy foul” (i.e. the batter does not strike out). However, any subsequent foul ball shall count as the third strike and the batter will be out on strikes.
Game Limits: Run Ahead Rule
There is no run rule in SNEFSL, Inc.
Geographical Boundaries
SNEFSL, Inc. has no geographical boundaries. Our league welcomes members from all regions, so long as they obey the dual league parameters set forth by iPridesoftball.
Home Run Rule (adopted at the February 2020 Winter Meeting)
Each team will be granted three home runs per game. Any home runs after that will count as an automatic out.
Home Team Designation
The A.D. will designate home teams for each week and report this on the schedule.
Ineligible Player
Any of the following conditions shall make a player ineligible to play in a game:
• player name is not on the league roster
• player has not paid the Player Fee
• player has not submitted a signed Waiver of Liability form
• player has been found to no longer be in good standing with the league
• player is serving a suspension issued by the Board
• player is a paid professional baseball or softball player
• player has been ejected in the previous game
Lineup’s Late Players
Teams may begin games with nine players. Players who arrive late may be added to the lineup provided they are able to bat before the initial batter has batted for the second time. However, players who arrive late at a game must be added to the end of the lineup.
Lineup’s Number of Batters
A team may have as many extra players in its lineup as its manager desires. However, only ten players may be in the field at any given time.
Palmer Rule
A manager can pick up to two players from other teams to bring his or her player count to nine. There will be no automatic out for the 10th position in the lineup. The manager exercising the Palmer Rule shall make an earnest effort (phone call, voicemail, or text message) to contact the opposing teams’ managers and seek permission for the players to be added. Note: If an opposing manager so chooses, he or she may allow the understaffed team to bring its number of players to ten.
30 Minute Rule
In the rare case when a manager learns, within twenty-four hours of game time, that he/she will be short players, he or she is obligated to make the earnest effort (as stated above) to inform the opposing managers. However, if the opposing managers do not respond within thirty minutes, the manager in need may simply inform the league Commissioner and move forward with the players that he/she has allocated.
Pitch Arc
In our league, pitches shall be no lower than 6’, and no higher than 12’.
Player Identification
All players should have a photographic identification at the field during league games and may be asked by any board member to show such identification.
Player Injury
Teams may begin and end games with nine players. If a team is unable to substitute for an injured player in the batting lineup, the injured player's position in the batting order is bypassed and an automatic out will be recorded. Of course, the opposing team’s manager has the right to forego this stipulation.
Player Ratings 2025
Questions 1to 4
The definition for these questions relates to the distance a ball is hit - either in the air or on the ground if it went unimpeded. If you hit a ball 200 feet and it rolls to a distance greater than 250 feet, it would be considered a high velocity hit. For example, if you hit a ball that is fielded by an infielder, the velocity depends on how far the ball would have travelled if the fielder had not touched the ball. As most fields are not marked at the distances established in these questions it can be difficult to determine the true distance of a hit ball. During regular league season games, a league might want to use cones or spray paint a demarcation line to help determine where these distances are on the field to help with who gets these questions. For hitting questions, we have determined the 20% rule or 60% rule applies to cumulative skill of this question for a player in all World Series Qualifying Games (league and NAGAA Cup) plus World Series games. Teams may provide their league, NAGAA Cup and World Series scorebooks when defending this question - providing summaries of batting stats will not be sufficient to defend this question. To protest this question, you would generally have to see this skill performed more than once. As the distance a ball is hit is usually something that is not recorded in a scorebook, the protested team may provide justification on how the player did not perform this 20% or 60% of the time. Possible measures that could be looked at are the numbers of singles, doubles, triples or home runs but this may not completely justify this question.
Question 5
On fields with 300-foot fences, this definition would apply if the ball hits the fence or goes over the fence. If in your leagues you do not play on fields with fences or you play on fields with fences greater than 300 feet you should try to use cones or a demarcation line to judge where 300 feet would be on your fields. If you play on fields with fences less than 300 feet use cones or a demarcation line beyond the fence to determine where 300 feet is. 5% threshold. The 5% rule applies to a player's performance in all World Series Qualifying Games (league and NAGAAA Cup) plus World Series games. Teams may provide their league, NAGAAA Cup and World Series scorebooks when defending this question - providing summaries of batting stats will not be sufficient to defend this question.
Question 6 to 9
The modified batting average of a player should be determined over all the World Series Qualifying Games (league and NAGAAA Cup) plus World Series games the player has plate appearances. Teams may provide their league, NAGAAA Cup and World Series scorebooks when defending modified batting average questions - providing summaries of modified batting averages will not be sufficient to defend this question. Some leagues do not play in the same Division format as they do at the World Series. For these leagues you may want to consider looking at just the stats from games against teams that are within the same Division guidelines. You may want to use iPride Softball tournament stats for the Division they play in. If a league only has one B team, for that team you may want to just use the games against the higher-level C teams. This same philosophy could be used for any interdivision league play.
Questions 10-12
The 60% rule DOES NOTAPPLY to these questions and a player must only do this once to get the question. The speed for this question is determined running from any of the 4 bases to the next base. It is not just from home to 1st or 3rd to home. It also includes runs from 1st to 2nd or from 2nd to 3rd. They must only do it at this speed one time in any of these situations to get this question. Good evidence of this could be a video so a protest committee could judge effort and speed.
Questions 13-20
The 60% rule applies to a player's performance in all World Series Qualifying Games (league and NAGAA Cup) plus World Series games. Please use as guidance the attached map that shows the distance between fielders and the distance, they would have to move to catch balls not directly hit at them. The 60% rule would be calculated looking at all the balls that the defender had to travel that distance to field. So, if a player had 10 balls hit toward them over a season that they had to move 45 feet to attempt to catch - the 60% would be applied to just those 10 balls - if they cleanly fielded 6 or more of them then they would get this question.
Questions 21-26
The 60% rule applies to a player's performance in all World Series Qualifying Games (league and NAGAAA Cup) plus World Series games. For all of the places in these questions related to throwing a distance regardless of arc or accuracy if you are able to do this one time it could be deemed you have the ability to do it 60% of the time. However, the protested team may present evidence to demonstrate how they are not able to perform the skill 60% of the time. In general, the distance of a throw from 3rd base to first is 100 feet or more. Depending on how deep the shortstop is playing that distance can be deemed to be 100 feet. Because of this we would expect most players playing in these positions have the capability to throw the ball 100 feet. For all the parts of this question that require throwing with accuracy - throwing errors should be recorded as such in the scorebook. For example, the shortstop making a throwing error to 1st base could be marked in the book as E6 (T). If these are marked in the scorebook you could calculate how many times they made the throw and how many errors were throwing to determine the 60%.
Player Punctuality
A player should be stretched and ready to play at game time. In the extremely rare event that a player is late for a game, the following guidelines apply:
• The player may be inserted at the bottom of the lineup, but not after the first batter in the lineup has batted a second time in the game.
• In order for a game to count towards Playoff Eligibility, a member must be ready to play no later than the start of the second inning. A team manager (or coach) has the right to use stricter guidelines if he or she desires.
Playoffs Eligiblity
In order to be eligible to play in the playoffs, a player must be present during at least fifty percent of his or her team’s regular season games, and all of the games must meet the “Player Punctuality” rule (see above). The player must also have been in good standing for the games that count toward his or her attendance (i.e. a player who has been suspended from playing in a game due to poor behavior or infractions with the league may not use that game’s attendance toward his or her attendance quota.)
In the event that a player switches teams’ midseason, the player may not use his or her attendance record for the initial team as qualifying games for playoff eligibility.
(e.g. Bob Smith plays ten weeks (twenty games) for Team A and then legally switches to Team B in week eleven. Bob Smith will not be eligible for playoffs with team B.)
Playoffs Location
The Board will select a host city for the playoffs at a mid-season board meeting.
Playoffs Schedule
The playoff schedule shall be determined by the Athletic Director and approved by the Board. Team seeds will be based on regular season standings.
Postponements / Cancellations
The decision to postpone or cancel a game due to weather or other reasons will be made by the host team’s manager at least three hours before game time. The manager will promptly notify the Athletic Director, who in turn will notify other managers playing in that city and all scheduled umpires as well. In a situation where a decision needs to be made at game time, such decision will be made by the Athletic Director in conjunction with the umpires.
Schedule
A complete schedule of all league games will be distributed to all team managers at least one month prior to the start of league play. The schedule will list the date, time and place of each league game. Directions to the league fields will be posted on the league website.
Softballs
The ball used by SNEFSL, Inc. for all season and playoff games will be the ball approved for use by iPride softball for that year's World Series competition.
Suspension/Disqualification/Probation
Any one of the following acts is justification for the suspension or disqualification of any member or team in SNEFSL, Inc.
a. Unsportsmanlike conduct, including verbal abuse to any league member, umpire, scorekeeper, or spectator.
b. Physical violence of any kind against league members, umpires, scorekeepers, or spectators while participating as a member of the league in a practice, league or tournament competition.
c. Commission of a fraud such as playing under an assumed name, falsifying an affidavit or roster, or intentionally giving false information to league officers.
d. Participating while knowing one’s eligibility requirements for SNEFSL, Inc. have not been met.
e. Playing ineligible or disqualified players. (This pertains to team managers.)
f. Embezzlement of league funds. (The Board may also press legal charges in such matters.)
g. Engaging in cyber-bullying. SNEFSL, Inc. follows guidelines and definitions set forth by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
https://www.stopbullying.gov/cyberbullying/what-is-it/index.html
h. Any activity that negatively impacts or reflects upon SNEFSL, Inc.
Suspension/Disqualification/Sanctions by the Board: Process
The following shall constitute the procedure for disqualifying a member of the league:
1. Any team or league member subject to disciplinary action will be first notified of possible sanctions for violations of the integrity of the league or any other rule. Notification may occur at the discretion of the Commissioner or by agreement of any three Board members and will include a description of alleged violation and a deadline for response.
2. A notified team or league member shall have at least 48 hours (or possibly longer, at the discretion of the Commissioner) to provide a documented response.
3. The Board will consider circumstances, available information and any documented responses from the notified team or league member in deliberation of any sanction for possible violation. At the discretion of the Commissioner, deliberations may be in-person, by telephone, or by e-mail.
4. The Board may vote to impose any sanction, up to and including permanent expulsion, by a majority vote of all voting board members. Any sanction imposed under this procedure is not subject to appeal.
Team Changes
Any player may transfer from one team to another with the consent of the new team's manager. However, players should be aware of their eligibility for playoffs, as outlined in “Player Eligibility for SNEFSL, Inc. Playoffs”.
Tie-Breakers for Playoff Seeding
If two or more teams finish the regular season with identical win-loss-tie records, the following tie-breaking procedures shall be applied in order until the tie is resolved:
a. Best record in head-to-head competition among the tied teams.
b. Fewest runs allowed during the regular season, when such data is available. (Runs scored are intentionally excluded so as not to encourage teams to run up scores during uncompetitive games.)
c. Coin toss.
The team finishing with the best overall regular season record shall receive the #1 seed and shall retain home team advantage throughout the playoffs unless eliminated.
Playoff Format, Seeding, and Home Team Designation (Double Elimination)
The playoff bracket shall consist of a Winners Bracket and a Losers Bracket:
• All teams begin play in the Winners Bracket.
• Teams that lose a game in the Winners Bracket move into the Losers Bracket.
• Teams that lose a game in the Losers Bracket are eliminated from the tournament.
• The final remaining team in the Winners Bracket and the final remaining team in the Losers Bracket advance to the Championship Round.
The team with the best regular season record shall be designated as the #1 seed, with the remaining teams seeded in descending order. Any ties in the standings shall be resolved using the league’s approved tie-breaker procedures.
• Teams advance through the Winners Bracket until a bracket champion is determined.
• Teams losing in the Winners Bracket move to the Losers Bracket.
• The Winners Bracket Champion and the Losers Bracket Champion advance to the Championship Round.
Exception:
If a team advances through the playoffs undefeated, that team shall be designated as the home team for the first Championship Game, regardless of original seeding.
If the Winners Bracket Champion wins the first Championship Game, they shall be declared League Champion.
If the Losers Bracket Champion wins the first Championship Game, an “if necessary” game shall be played to determine the League Champion. Home team designation for the “if necessary” game shall be determined by coin toss, unless otherwise provided by league rules.
Umpire Payments
Umpires shall be paid at the start of each game by the league Treasurer or designee. Umpires who are officiating more than one game shall be paid before the start of the last game he or she is officiating.
Umpire Scheduling
Umpires will be secured by the Athletic Director through the local USA Softball umpiring association. One umpire shall officiate at each game unless the Board or town rules declare that two umpires shall be used.
Uniforms Jerseys
All uniforms for a team shall be alike in color, trim, and style. A six-inch number of contrasting color shall be on the back of the shirt. Each player is expected to maintain his or her uniform in good condition during the season. Each player is expected to appear at each of his or her team's games in uniform.
Uniforms Cleats
No metal or screw-on hard plastic cleats are allowed.
WORLD SERIES
SNEFSL, Inc. shall participate in the iPridesoftball World Series held annually in different cities in North America.
Until SNEFSL, Inc. increases its numbers of teams, the players on the World Series team(s) will consist of those players able and willing to participate in the week-long tournament. When SNEFSL, Inc. increases its team membership, the World Series team will be comprised of the winning league team plus additional players as allowed by iPridesoftball Bylaws. The number of SNEFSL, Inc. teams allowed to participate in the annual gay softball World Series will be governed by the bylaws of iPridesoftball.
The manager for the World Series team(s) shall be determined at a midseason board meeting.
The annual entry fee for SNEFSL, Inc. World Series team(s) will be paid to iPride softball from the SNEFSL, Inc. treasury.
PUBLICATION
A copy of this document shall be published annually and copies furnished to each team. The Assistant Commissioner reserves the right to publish this document electronically, so long as teams are notified of its whereabouts.
Version
This received major updates on March 12 2026. James DeFalco was the last editor.
(Future editors, please keep a log here.)
March 12, 2026 up
dated the playoff regular season ties to confirm #1 seed for playoffs and playoff format.
April 11, Decision to have the treasurer and Assistant Commissioner serve a 1 year term and up for re-election at the end of the 2025 season. – James DeFalco
March 5, 2025: changed NAGAAA to iPride softball its new name and reflected those that don’t identify as he or she and change to players, included the new rating updates within the section League Policy and Proceedings– James DeFalco
April 4, 2018: The “30 Minute Rule” was added beneath “The Palmer Rule”. -Brian Luzietti
March 9, 2020: The “Game Limits: Eighty Minute Rule” was changed to “Game Limits: Seventy Minute Rule”. -Brian L.
July 26, 2020: Added the Home Run Rule. (I forgot to add it in February.) - Brian Luzietti
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