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Baseball Challenge League
The Route Inn BCL, formerly known as the , is an independent semi-professional baseball league in Japan. The league's abbreviated designation is "."
== League structure ==
The Baseball Challenge League has two divisions, Future—East and Advance—West, with four teams in each division. Not every team has a home stadium; instead, the team travels around its home prefecture, playing in different stadiums, each one called "home” for that game.〔Ryo. ("Independent Leagues in Japan," ) NPB Tracker: Baseball in Japan & Around the World (May 26, 2009).〕
The 72-game season runs from April–October, split into two-half-terms, with the division champion from each half-term meeting in a playoff at the end of the year to determine which two teams compete for the league championship. Each team carries 27 players.〔("Professional Baseball Tryout," ) San Diego Sports Authority (2012). Archived on the Western Baseball Association website. Accessed April 7, 2015.〕
Typically, players earn 150,000 yen (c. U.S. $2,000) per month, with another 50,000 yen in potential bonuses.〔Patrick. ("Japan’s Independent Leagues 2014," ) NPB Tracker (09 February 2014).〕 The league imposes a 7.2 million yen (c. U.S. $60,600) salary limit for team managers.〔Jun Hongo, ("Julio Franco, 56 Years Old, Joins a Japan Team as Player-Manager," ) ''Wall Street Journal'', February 9, 2015.〕
抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
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