MLS Players Fail to Take Down League's Single-Entity Structure

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Currently in its fifth season, Major League Soccer has built a relatively small but loyal following, attracting about 14,000 fans per game. Part of what sets MLS apart from its long-defunct predecessor, the North American Soccer League (NASL), is its single-entity structure, in which all of the league's teams are owned by the league.

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