The Major League baseball division, also known as the Little League Division, is for players 'baseball' age 10-12 who have demonstrated a more advanced skill level through tryouts and a draft. The Major League division is the 1st introduction to competitive baseball, where a premium is placed on wins and losses, and equal playing time is not guaranteed.

Typically, roster spots are limited; not every player that registers and attends tryouts for the Major League division will be drafted. Those who tryout and are not drafted are placed in the pool of draft eligible players in the Minor League division. 

Players of league age 10-12 who participated in the MELL Majors program during the 2017 spring season and register for the 2017 fall season are automatically returned to the same team. All other players of league age 10-12 and who are not currently on a Major team are required to tryout for the Major program. Tryouts are optional for league age 9 players, but if a league age 9 player tries out and is drafted, he or she must play for that Major team or forfeit his or her registration and will not be allowed to participate in that season. 

The diamond used is 60-foot and the pitching distance is 46 feet.

Parents are strongly encouraged to become involved in Little League. After completing a Little League volunteer application and passing a required national background check, parents may become involved in practices and be eligible as coaches, managers, umpires, local league board members and other volunteer positions within the league.

Major League local rules can be viewed here.