MLS General Discussion Thread

[Dead2009]

I didnt see one for MLS so made one meself

This popped up in my news earlier

Maryland requests study of potential MLS Next Pro stadium sites in Baltimore

Maryland requests study of potential MLS Next Pro stadium sites in Baltimore

The Maryland Department of Commerce recently requested the Maryland Stadium Authority to study two city-owned sites in Baltimore -- Carroll Park and Swann Park -- for a potential stadium that would hold between 7,500 and 10,000 spectators and host an MLS Next Pro team that would feed into D.C...

www.sportsbusinessjournal.com

I wonder if this would lead to getting an actual MLS team too. Unless DC United wanted to move.

 

[DanBengalfan]

I didnt see one for MLS so made one meself

This popped up in my news earlier

Maryland requests study of potential MLS Next Pro stadium sites in Baltimore

Maryland requests study of potential MLS Next Pro stadium sites in Baltimore

The Maryland Department of Commerce recently requested the Maryland Stadium Authority to study two city-owned sites in Baltimore -- Carroll Park and Swann Park -- for a potential stadium that would hold between 7,500 and 10,000 spectators and host an MLS Next Pro team that would feed into D.C...

www.sportsbusinessjournal.com

I wonder if this would lead to getting an actual MLS team too. Unless DC United wanted to move.

they are hoping that MLS next pro will draw some of the USL fans and fans of locations that don't have a team to follow.
that's my guess. the mls-2 games are free in the Cincinnati area and I don't believe they draw large crowds, most mls-2 games do not.

 

[Dead2009]

Well the indoor Blast team is still pretty popular so maybe it'll bring some eyes to the team.