Updated Resources For Sports Fans Regarding The Professional Independent Baseball Leagues

ADDISON, Texas - May 1, 2013 - PRLog -- IndependentBaseball.net announced today several updates to meet the needs of baseball fans looking for information about professional independent baseball leagues and teams.  The updates include improved lists for the social media pages of every independent baseball team, links to where fans can listen to online radio coverage of games,  where to get trivia about current and former teams and where to get standings and statistics.

"Independent professional baseball leagues, as we know them today, started in 1993 with the Northern League and Frontier League," said the website's founder, Matt Mc Dermott.  "With the independent leagues entering their 21st season, baseball fans are becoming more aware of these leagues and how they impact all levels of professional baseball.  This includes players, team promotions, new stadium construction and much more."

The website has updated its resource pages for the 2013 independent baseball season.  Included in the updated resources are links to each team's available jobs page, champions from every independent league since 1993, where to get tickets, social media pages, team managers information and where to get statistics.

Mc Dermott continued, "Since Minor League Baseball has a good degree of centralized information, fans can access information quickly.  They can get access to scores, player stories, statistics, merchandise and much more.  With possibly nine independent leagues operating this season, as well as significant fragmentation of information between the leagues, IndependentBaseball.net attempts to replicate some of the centralization. The website's intent is to meet the needs of the baseball fan who wishes to learn more about the industry as well as about specific independent baseball teams outside of his/her geographic area."

"Resources also exist on the website for current team owners and executives to help them increase profits. One of these is the companion site called IndependentBaseballTrivia.com. That site is designed to give independent baseball team executives an opportunity to monetize their social media properties without having to ask fans to purchase anything. This is done by leveraging the history of the independent baseball leagues since 1993 and making fans aware of little-known facts about the industry.  Other team revenue enhancement suggestions exist on http://www.IndependentBaseball.net and a companion site (http://www.baseballinternetmarketing.com) as well."

Sports fans interested in discovering more about the professional independent baseball leagues are encouraged to visit the website to start their searches.  Media inquiries may be directed to the contact information on this release.