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Despite the collapse of the Holy Levantine Empire and the ongoing violence of the Great War, the Continental Baseball Conference continued to function mostly as normal, though many players were called to serve and many teams in the Kingdom of Dericania folded during this time. Since then, the CBC has been one of the most popular spectator sports in Levantia alongside horse racing. | Despite the collapse of the [[Holy Levantine Empire]] and the ongoing violence of the [[Great War]], the Continental Baseball Conference continued to function mostly as normal, though many players were called to serve and many teams in the Kingdom of Dericania folded during this time. Since then, the CBC has been one of the most popular spectator sports in [[Levantia]] alongside [[Horse racing in Levantia|horse racing]]. | ||
== League organization and structure == | == League organization and structure == | ||
The Continental Baseball Conference is governed by the CBC-Code-1, adopted in 1981 replacing the earlier Continental Baseball Constitution and Metropolitan Rules and Regulations, the latter of which had been adopted in 1849 and heavily modified. The CBC-Code-1 provides for the administrative structure of the CBC, which provides for a single Commissioner of Baseball who serves as the chief executive officer of the CBC. The Commissioner is appointed by the owners of the teams within the CBC, who act as the Conference's board of supervisors. Under the direction of the Commissioner of Baseball, CBC hires and maintains the sport's umpiring crews, and negotiates marketing, labor, and television contracts. | The Continental Baseball Conference is governed by the CBC-Code-1, adopted in 1981 replacing the earlier Continental Baseball Constitution and Metropolitan Rules and Regulations, the latter of which had been adopted in 1849 and heavily modified. The CBC-Code-1 provides for the administrative structure of the CBC, which provides for a single Commissioner of Baseball who serves as the chief executive officer of the CBC. The Commissioner is appointed by the owners of the teams within the CBC, who act as the Conference's board of supervisors. Under the direction of the Commissioner of Baseball, CBC hires and maintains the sport's umpiring crews, and negotiates marketing, labor, and television contracts. | ||