Why Can't Your City Have a Professional Team? The American Sports Monopoly

Monopoly in American Sports: Why 330 Million Americans Are Locked Out of Pro Teams
Why are small cities in Europe thriving with professional sports teams while massive American cities are left out? In this video, I expose how the monopolistic structure of American sports leagues—like the NFL, NBA, and MLS—locks out millions of fans and communities.

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