Hall of Fame League

The Hall of Fame League has been running for just over 8 years and is
looking for a single owner to take over a franchise.

The Hall of Fame League was established in 1995 as free fantasy
baseball league that allows the members to become owners, general
managers, and managers of their own baseball team. The Hall of Fame
League official web site is located at http://www.hofl.com/.

The original 32-round Hall of Fame League draft was held in October
1995, with 16 charter members taking part. In August 1996, the Hall of
Fame League expanded to 20 teams, then in 1998 to 24 teams. In 2001,
the league then placed all of the players back into the pool and
drafted from all teams from scratch. The league currently has 24
owners.

The current league schedule is 156 games and is simulated using
Diamond Mind Baseball version 8.0.

Each season run is 156 games long. At the beginning of the season, the
league office will issue, or make available on the web site, each
team's computer-generated season schedule. The season will run from
April 1st to the end of September. League championship and the World
Series will be decided during the month of October.

Depending on available resources, games are run on a daily basis,
Monday thru Thursday, with the games scheduled of Friday, Saturday and
Sunday being reported by Sunday night. A league executive will strive
to issue, or make available on the web site, team statistics and
league leaders at least every other week. Injuries and transactions
are updated on a weekly basis.

Playoffs will consist of the three division winners and a wild card
team playing in the Divisional Series. Winners advance to the League
Championship Series. The two pennant winners will proceed to the World
Series. Home field is awarded to the team with the better record
during the regular season and all playoff series are run in the 2-3-2
format. The player roster is a 25-man roster. No substitutions may be
made unless a player is put on the disabled list during the playoffs.

The team that would be available is the Indianapolis Indians, you can
see their roster at http://www.hofl.com/majors/teams/index.php?l=majors&id=4

The league does cost $30 to join and that covers your team fees,
trophy fees and web hosting fees that are part of running a league
like this.

If you are interested in the league, please email Corky Williams at
either [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks and I look
forward to chatting with you in the future.