In fact it was a formality after the Dutch baseball federation announced that the ban on participating in the Euro League Baseball would be uphold, but today the president of the European Association of Professional Baseball (EAPB), Wim van den Hurk, announced that Amsterdam Baseball was pulled from the ELB schedule.
Van den Hurk stated that the ELB believes that it is better to spend the energy on finishing the inaugural season on a positive note with the three remaining teams. Furthermore Van 
den Hurk wrote in a statement that the ELB will try to find a solution to cooperate with the Dutch baseball federation (KNBSB) and the CEB (Confederation of European Baseball).
“After all the preparations we’ve taken for Team Amsterdam (roster including a Japanese import, coaching staff, uniforms, a website, entertainment, ticketing, etc) it’s obviously a big disappointment for us to make this decision but we’re sure that with the results we’ve achieved so far the future of ELB is guaranteed and European baseball looks a little brighter.”
After the CEB, in person of Jan Esselman, warned L&D Amsterdam Pirates by text message about the eligibility of the players of L&D Amsterdam Pirates/Amsterdam Baseball in the
(then) upcoming European Champions Cup, only three days before Amsterdam Baseball
would play its first game, L&D Amsterdam Pirates decided to pull back its players from team Amsterdam Baseball as the club did not want to endanger its participation in the ECC (eventually a wise decision, as the team won the cup last Saturday). After L&D Amsterdam Pirates pulled its players from ELB participation, the KNBSB came with a press release in which the federation withdrew the permission for individual players to participate in the ELB, with the note that they wanted to wait the result of the confederation executive board meeting on the matter. Eventually not much changed in the stance of the CEB when the Germans and the 
Czechs opposed to further restrictions. So in fact the situation was the same as when the KNBSB permitted individual (non Dutch national team players) to participate. You can say it is weird that despite the same situation, the KNBSB does not withdraw the withdrawal.
Wim van den Hurk concluded the press release with the following statement: “The ELB schedule will be adjusted and published in the upcoming days. We are working on a conclusion of the 2016 ELB season with a special event to be destined.”
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