In 1989, various co-ed softball games were played among television shows for pure fun. As time passed, more television shows fielded teams to participate in the weekend enjoyment. The teams consisted of cast and crew who enjoyed playing against industry peers.

Four men who managed teams of their own decided to create some type of organization to these games. Rules and regulations were established and an Executive Board was formed to run this Non-Profit League. Tom Oseransky, Rosario Roveto, Larry Rosenthal and Mike Sexton were the founders of the PRIME TIME SOFTBALL LEAGUE.

A league that originally consisted of 16 TV shows decided that this league should be unique and different from other entertainment leagues. The decision was made to only include television shows in order for fellow industry personnel to have a recreational arena purely for networking amongst their peers.

The Prime Time Softball League has been a huge success in that sense. The season spans an average of three and a half months and offers regular season games with weekly standings and scores, Conference & Divisional Playoffs, and a League Championship game. Check out some of the participants from prior seasons.

Ratings are not a factor when opponents meet on the diamond every weekend. The Prime Time Softball League’s motto and most important rule is “TO HAVE FUN”. The League will be around for a long time to come and all that have been involved are very proud of it! Enjoy the league.

– Tom, Rosario and Larry (Prime Time Softball League Board).

PTSL CHAMPIONS and RUNNERS-UP
1989 – Quantum Leap
1990 – China Beach
1991 – KCAL Prime Time News
1992 – Doogie Howser, MD
1993 – Coach
1994 – Blue Skies
1995 – Law & Order
1996 – Home Improvement
1997 – Suddenly Susan
1998 – Suddenly Susan
1999 – For Your Love
2000 – Jamie Foxx Show; Just Shoot Me
2001 – Nikki; Charmed
2002 – One On One; Just Shoot Me
2003 – Tracy Morgan; Tonight Show w/ Jay Leno
2004 Spring – Best Damn Sports Show Period; West Wing
2004 Fall – Smallville; One On One
2005 – Tonight Show w/ Jay Leno; That 70’s Show
2006 – Teen Nick; The George Lopez Show
2007 – Smallville; CSI
2008 – CSI: NY; Bones
2009 – Bones; The Cleaner
2010 – Brothers & Sisters; Parenthood
2011 – Good Christian Belles; Tonight Show w/ Jay Leno
2012 – Parenthood B; The Biggest Loser
2013 – Tonight Show w/ Jay Leno; Parenthood
2014 – Parenthood; American Dad
2015 – Castle; Lab Rats
2016 – Lethal Weapon # 1; Pure Genius
2017 – Future Man; Disjointed
2018 – Brooklyn Nine-Nine; For the People
2019 – American Dad; The Rookie
2021 – American Dad; All Rise
2022 – The Rookie; CSI Vegas