Re: [nas] NASL II here we come.

As long as they maintain some semblance of a salary cap MLS should be okay longterm.  NASL really did not adhere to any sort of salary cap.

Kevin Lindstrom <klindstr@flash.net> wrote:
> Am I awake?
>
> :-)
>
> Another point on the concern - it surely is a balancing thing.  Of course it is.  And it makes perfect sense to look at the direction that is going, extrapolate and see what could be a significant concern.
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> But I think you see with the DP angle, among others (esp. including the MLS Youth Initiative and the reserve division stuff) that this league is taking a pretty global view of the issues before it and trying to make smart decisions for long term success.
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> And yes, Jeff's point below is also of note.
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> "mrmoore01@bluemarble.net" <mrmoore01@bluemarble.net> wrote:
> > I think it raises the profile of the league abroad as WELL as "Joe Six
> > Pack" who now may not be hostile to soccer, but wants to see a high quality
> > product...not something that is
> > "poo poo'd" by its own domestic afficianados as well as abroad. He wants to
> > know
> > the US, as a nation is doing well and its league is not a joke.
> >
> > My .02 
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