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Playing on 5 different softball teams is a bit much. It should not take you anymore than 6 seconds to get ready at the plate. It’s slow pitch softball. Keyword: SLOW. Stepping away from the plate after already spending 10 seconds getting ready so you have even more time to get ready to hit the ball is FORBIDDEN. The American Professional Slow Pitch League (APSPL) was the first such league, lasting from 1977 to 1980. In 1981, it merged with the North American Softball League (NASL), which had played only one season (1980), to then create the United Professional Softball League (UPSL). We'll be in touch with news, updates, and ways you can help the team. And to stock up on stylish Team USA gear that you can wear all year round, visit the Team USA Shop. Welcome to National Pro Fastpitch! NPF is intended to provide family entertainment for people of all ages and to showcase the top talent in fast-pitch softball today. The primary goal of the league is to secure fast-pitch softball as a professional sports option for generations to come.

Professional Slow Pitch Softball History

• American Professional Slow Pitch League (APSPL) 1977-1980
• North American Softball League (NASL) 1980
• United Professional Softball League (UPSL) 1981-1982
• All Time Professional Slow Pitch Softball Team

Professional Slow Pitch Softball Tryouts Say, 'slow-pitch softball' and the image evoked is a scene of barely athletic players enjoying a friendly game as part of a family picnic. Becoming a professional slow-pitch softball player in the Major League Softball.

Pro Softball World Series Results

Top 2 teams in each division made playoffs. Two division winners with best record received byes. The division winner with the worst record played the wild-card with the worst record. The remaining two wild-card teams played. The two winners then matched up with the division winners receiving a bye depending on their seed. The final two teams then met in the World Series.

1977 -> 1978 APSPL Franchise Changes
Disbanded Teams:
New York Clippers
Columbus All-Americans
Baltimore Monuments
New Teams:
Philadelphia Athletics - (recruited some players from the disbanded Baltimore Monuments)
New England Pilgrims - (recruited some players from the disbanded New York Clippers)
Rochester Zeniths - (most of the 1977 USSSA Mazzola-Castle players)
Name Changes:
Milwaukee Schlitz - (from Milwaukee Copper Hearth)
Minnesota Norsemen - (from Minnesota Goofys)

Top 2 teams in each division made playoffs. The teams were seeded by records. Two teams with best records received byes. The final two teams then met in the World Series.

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1978 -> 1979 APSPL Franchise Changes
Disbanded Teams:
Chicago Storm
New Teams:
Fort Wayne Scouts
Name Changes:
Trenton Champales - (from New Jersey Statesmen)
Cleveland Competitors - (from Cleveland Jaybirds)

Top 8 teams by record made playoffs. The teams were seeded by records. The final two teams then met in the World Series.

1979 -> 1980 APSPL Franchise Changes
Disbanded Teams:
Detroit Caesars
Trenton Champales
Fort Wayne Scouts
Name Changes:
Rochester Express (from Rochester Zeniths)
Teams leaving to play in the NASL:
Cleveland Competitors
Milwaukee Schlitz

Another League was formed by Ted Stepien in 1980 called the North American Softball League (NASL). A Couple of the APSPL teams jumped over to that league. The APSPL still existed as a league and also had the backing of ESPN, but the NASL was still the better league according to some, if only financially as Ted Stepien of Cleveland owned 6 of the 8 NASL teams.

Top 4 teams made playoffs. The teams were seeded by records. The final two teams then met in the World Series. Warcraft 3 1.20 c no cd patch.

1980 NASL Franchise Information
Teams coming from the APSPL:
Cleveland Competitors
Milwaukee Schlitz

New Teams:
Cincinnati Rivermen - (recruited some of the APSPL Cincinnati Suds players)
Lexington Stallions - (recruited some of the APSPL Kentucky Bourbons players)
Pittsburgh Champions - (recruited some of the APSPL Pittsburgh Hard Hats players)
Chicago Nationwide Advertising - (recruited some of the players of the old APSPL disbanded Chicago Storm)
Detroit Auto Kings - (recruited some of the players of the APSPL disbanded Detroit Caesars)
Fort Wayne Huggie Bears - (recruited some of the players of the APSPL disbanded Fort Wayne Scouts)

Top two teams in each division made the playoffs, The two division winners then met in the World Series.