GarberBucks. The league is more than willing to turn a blind eye to the rules when it thinks there’sa benefit to the league’s viewership and standing. Just have to hope it results in some changes for other teams as well.
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I'm hoping this as well. It seems like the kind of thing that would upset the balance of power between the small team owners who want restrictive salary cap rules, and large team owners who want to bring in big talent. You gotta think the LAFC and NYCFC ownership groups are asking, "and why, exactly, shouldn't we do the same thing as Miami?"
https://lemmy.world/post/1870374 This is a great breakdown to answer a few questions most people have