Eric Page, Director Player Personnel Larry Kolcz, President P.O. Box 0191, Batavia, IL 60510 773.430.7979 League Hotline: 888.339.5585
 

ABOUT THE MSL

The Midwest Suburban Baseball League (MSL) was founded in 1998 when a few determined individuals decided that they had had enough of playing in un-organized  men's adult baseball leagues.  In the May of 1998 the MSL was launched with an astounding 20 teams in it's inaugural season and to a huge success.  Top notch fields, low team fees, and outstanding league features, made the MSL an overwhelming success in just its first year. All-Star Games  for all three levels of play at Boomers Stadium, Schaumburg.

 All Star teams get to watch a Boomers Game in a stadium Suite with lunch included before their game. Discounted concessions during the All-Star Game and Championship Series at all levels at Boomers, along with championship rings to the winners. Individual awards for Home runs, Cy Young, Gold Glove, and MVP.

Word spread fast and teams across the Chicagoland area wanted to be a part of the MSL in 1999.  The MSL grew to 30 teams and added a third playing level.  This was unprecedented in the Chicagoland area at the time.  No other league offered the range of different playing levels that the MSL now offered.  1999 also brought the use of the new Schaumburg Flyers Stadium (Now Boomers Stadium) for the MSL All-Star Weekend, which turned out to be a booming success. 

The MSL suffered some growing pains in it's eighteen season and had to expand it's Board of Directors to 5 to cover the increasing work load of running the 2th largest Mens Adult Baseball League in the country.  Now entering it's 24th season, the MSL has grown to 46+ teams with 3 divisions.

The MSL plays on fields across the Northwest Suburbs, and we only choose top quality fields to play on.  These usually consist of college, minor league, or community parks, and some all turf fields All our fields have grass infields, dugouts, home run fence's, and most have lights.  All our games are 9 innings, (7 innings for the 2nd games in double headers), fully umpired, and fully insured.  There are 3 different levels of playing ability and they are as follows:

  • National League - Wood Bat/BBCOR - Teams and players wanting to play wood bat. Experienced teams and players.

  • American League - Wood/BBCOR - Experienced ex-high school and college players. Some experience in the league and additional pitching depth.

  • Central League - Wood/BBCOR - For newly formed teams and in most cases, some high school experience or comparable baseball experience.

We also showcase a fantastic All-Star Weekend for all 3 levels.  Our league is always looking for players and teams that are interested in being a part of the MSL.  For more information on becoming a player or entering a team visit here.

 

LARGEST MEN’S AMATEUR BASEBALL LEAGUE IN THE UNITED STATES

FOUNDED 1997

WE OFFER THREE LEVELS OF PLAY NATIONAL (WOOD BAT/BBCOR), AMERICAN & CENTRAL (WOOD/BBCOR)

ALL-STAR GAMES AT Boomers Stadium Schaumburg

CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES FOR ALL LEVELS AT Boomers Stadium

WEEKEND GAMES 22 GAME SCHEDULE

PLAYOFFS BEST OF THREE

CHAMPIONSHIPS RINGS, HATS FOR ALL LEAGUES

RUNNER UP JACKETS

MVP, GOLD GLOVE, CY YOUNG, HOME RUN AWARDS FOR EACH LEAGUE

AWARD WINNING WEB-SITE

PLAYER POOL TO HELP TEAM ROSTERS

THE BEST FIELDS AVAILABLE

TOURNAMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN FLORIDA, ARIZONA,  LAS VEGAS  

HERITAGE PARK HOME COMPLEX (ALL TURF FIELDS)

HOME OF FOUR NATIONAL TITLE HOLDERS RAVENS, LOOKOUTS, GATORS,  REDHAWKS, AND  CUBS

FALL LEAGUE  

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL

LARRY KOLCZ

773-430-7979

 

1998 Champions
National League:  Palatine Orioles
American League: Rangers
1999 Champions
National League: Astros
Central League: Chicago Rebels
American League: Chicago Reds
2000 Champions
National League: Fox Valley Bulldogs
Central League: Chicago Reds
American League: Cary Yankees
2000 Standings
2001 Champions
National League: Chicago Hi-Tops
Central League: Waukegan Mudsharks
American League: White Sox
2001 Standings
2002 Champions
National League: Chicago Hi-Tops
American League: River Bandits
Central League: Bandits
2002 Standings
2003 Champions
National League: Chicago Lookouts
American League: Stingrays
Central League: Diablos
2003 Standings
2004 Champions
National League: Chicago Lookouts
American League: Chicago Redhawks
Central League: Diamond Jaxx
2004 Standings
 2005 Champions
National League: Lookouts
American League: Chicago Rockies
Central League: Captains
2005 Standings
 2006 Champions
National League: River Bandits
American League: Chicago's Finest
Central League: Punishers
2006 Standings

 2007 Champions
National League: Lookouts
American League: Scorpions
Central League: Red Sox

Women's League: Turtle Rocks
2007 Standings

 2008 Champions
National League: Bullfrogs
American League: Sound
Central League: CRB
2008 Standings

2009 Champions
National League: Bombers
American League: Wildcats
Central League: Stallions
2009 standings

2010 Champions
National League: Bombers
American League: Cubs
Central League: Dragons
2010 standings
 

2011 Champions
National League: Bombers
American League: Demons
Central League: Wardogs
2011 standings
 

2012 Champions
National League:Marlins
American League: Blue Jays
Central League: Spartans
2012 standings
 

2013 Champions
National League: Ravens
American League: Spartans
Central League: Black Sox
2013 standings
 

2014 Champions
National League: Wildcats
American League: River Bandits
Central League: Royals
2014 standings
  

2015 Champions
National League: Ravens
American League: Hawks
Central League: Red Sox
2015 Standings

2016 Champions
National League: Rippers
American League: Hydra
Central League: Mighty Biscuits
2016 Standi
ngs 

2017 Champions
National League: Wildcats
American League: Devils
Central League: Rhinos
2017 Standings

 

2018 Champions
National League: Wildcats
American League: Braves
Central League: River Bandits
2018 Standings

2019 Champions
National League: Wildcats
American League: Indians
Central League: Punishers
2019 Standings
 

2020 Champions
National League: Elite
American League: War Dogs
Central League: Reds
2020 Standings

2021 Champions
National League: Wildcats
American League: Rhinos
Central League: Cobras/Twins
2021 Standings
 

2022Champions
National League: Mighty Biscuits
American League: Browns
Central League: Wolverines
2022 Standings
 

2023 Champions
National League: Browns
American League: Blue Jays
Central League: Punishers
2023 Standings