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Governance
PROPOSED

More MLS Games on Free-to-Air Television

Too many MLS matches are locked behind Apple TV+. The league must negotiate free-to-air broadcast deals for marquee matches to grow the sport and reach casual fans.

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Governance
PROPOSED

Transparent Injury Reporting for Fans

Fans and fantasy players deserve timely, accurate injury updates instead of vague day-to-day designations that change hours before tip-off. Standardize injury reporting across the NBA.

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Governance
PROPOSED

NHL Should Give Season-Ticket Holders a Vote on Which International Regular-Season Games Count Against Their Package

The NHL is expanding its regular-season footprint to Europe and now the Global Series — but season-ticket holders still pay full freight for those overseas games they can't attend, while the seats are handed to corporate sponsors and local hockey federations. If you're paying for 41 home games and two of them are played in Stockholm, you should have a say in whether that's acceptable.

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Governance
PROPOSED

MLS Must Require Host Cities to Publish Fan Transport Plans Before World Cup Tickets Go On Sale

On March 26, 2026 — the day of Brazil vs. France at Gillette Stadium — Route 1 in Foxborough turned into a parking lot, fans walked 3.5 miles along train tracks, and residents' backyards became bathrooms. This was a preview event with a fraction of World Cup crowds. If MLS and FIFA don't mandate published transport plans before ticket sales open, the tournament will be a logistical disaster and soccer's American moment will be remembered for all the wrong reasons.

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Governance
PROPOSED

NFL Should Cap Resale Ticket Markups at 25% to Stop Scalpers Locking Out Real Fans

Secondary market prices for NFL games rose nearly 18% ahead of the 2025 season and now average over $250 per ticket across the league — meaning a family of four spends close to $800 before they eat a hot dog. The NFL collects a cut of resale revenue through Ticketmaster while real fans get priced out of their own team's games. That's not a market — that's a shakedown.

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Governance
PROPOSED

NBA Must Require 48-Hour Load Management Notice So Fans Can Make an Informed Choice

You paid $150 for a ticket to see Jaylen Brown and found out at tip-off he was "questionable with calf tightness." The NBA's current rules require just a same-day injury report — not enough for fans who drove three hours, bought parking, paid for dinner. If teams are going to rest stars on purpose, fans deserve the information to decide whether to go.

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