ENYTB recognizes that it is in the league's interest that its teams' be allowed to hold public tryouts in order to replenish and upgrade their rosters.NOTE: Public tryouts (i.e., not by private invitation and open to all players who qualify) are legal under provision 17.5 of ENYTB's constitution, available online at League Info > Governance > Cons... read more

ENYTB Protocols re: Players Release Requests...There is always much confusion about releases. Many people think there is a release form. There is not. When a player or family member or representative acting on his behalf, seeks a release on the player's behalf, all that is required from the player's prior ENYTB club owner or club rep, is a an email... read more

League Info > Glossary is quite useful as it contains definitions of many ENYTB terms and concepts. If you are looking for a definition and can't find it there, let us know and we will add it poste haste!Tampering - To express an interest in the services of a player to the player, his family or representative, when that player is another member's p... read more

ENYTB teams advertise their player openings and/or their scheduled public try-outs on the public access pages of this website, thereby giving would-be league players and their families direct access to this information. To view current openings and announced tryouts, simply CLICK HERE.

Important Dates & Deadlines ....Nov 20 - ENYTB begins accepting club/team activations for 2011 spring/summer season.Jan 15 - All teams from 2010 that have not pre-registered with the league for 2011 will be deleted from the system and lose their roster protection based on 2010 participation.Late January - Member Meetings BeginNote: In addition to a... read more

There are leagues and there are leagues. ENYTB prides itself as being among the latter, providing its members with a comprehensive, diverse and customized program not commonly available in a baseball league. The following eight features highlight the level of league services provided by ENYTB, most of which you will not be able to find anywhere els... read more

This is the time of the year when many travel teams are seeking to fill their spring/summer rosters. It is also the time when many players and families, new to ENYTB, are seeking information related to public tryouts and/or roster openings on ENYTB teams.ENYTB maintains various online services to assist in this matching process. They are all located on the Players/Free Agents menu. Three of those involve the public as an active participant and will be discussed here.Free Agent Board allows parents of players seeking to join an ENYTB travel team to make their availability known to ENYTB teams. When a player is added to the league's Free Agent Board, all ENYTB teams at the same age and one year older receive an email from the website telling them the player has been added and provides the player's baseball bio and contact info. To use this free service, parents (older players can contact us themselves) can contact Ed Frye at (518 356-9089). Find-A-Team also is an online capability designed to help bring together teams and players new to the league but it works in reverse fashion of the Free Agent Board i.e., member club/teams advertise their player openings and upcoming public try-outs directly to the public via the ENYTB website and parents of players seeking teams can contact them.With FIND-A-TEAM, ENYTB members can easily post public advertisements re: openings on their team(s) and/or scheduled public try-outs. This information is displayed on the public access pages of our website, thereby giving would-be league players and their families direct access to this information. To use Find-A-Team go to the Inside The League menu and click Teams > Find A Team. To view sample advertisements go there now by clicking FIND-A-TEAM Find-A-Team was added to the website in early 2009. If you would like to add your own advertisements for players go ahead and do so, that is what it is there for and it is free. Any team or club person with a valid log-in is authorized to enter an advertisement. Simply click on Find A Team > Advertisements and follow the prompts. Once you are done, go to Find A Team > Public Tryouts or Find A Team > Players Needed to see how your advertisement is displayed. NOTE: If you have previously uploaded your team or club logo to the ENYTB website (Main > Club Home > My Website), it will be automatically stamped on your announcements, giving them a more attractive appearance. If not, the upload procedure is as easy as 1-2-3. If you have a copy of the image file already saved to your hard disk, and want to upload your logo now, click UploadMyLogoNow

Main > Getting Started is designed to provide members with a thorough presentation of the league's basic informational requirements re:Activation;Registration;Scheduling;and,Rosters.This information is presented from the separate perspectives of club admins and manager/coaches.In addition, an overview of the website's most frequented destination p... read more

What you see when you link to our site - enytb.com - depends to some extent on what browser you are using i.e., older versions of some other common browsers don't display some enytb.com menus and commands or display them out of place. For example, older versions of MSFT's Internet Explorer does NOT load many of the images correctly for our site. Ev... read more

But remember, many sub-menus and menu items do not show on MSFT Internet Explorer and Program Info certainly doesn't. You need to be using Mozilla Firefox browser to access Program Info content e.g., you will see just the first sub-menu. If you need to download Mozilla Forefox, simple instructions were provided in article on this News Board from a ... read more