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I remember reading somewhere that during the 1902 and 1952 MLB seasons, there was a proposal for the current cities with a single team, to have a second team. Not sure how accurate this information was. Maybe someone can verify this? Anyways, maybe someone can do a series showing expansion teams in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Washington DC?

Could Sutter Health Park be upgraded to MLB standards?

Would you happen to know the URLs so I can look at them?

Between San Antonio and Austin, which city do you feel would be better suited? And why 'not really' for Sacramento? Just curious.

Since this comment was made back in 2019, have any of those possible concepts listed above been attempted/made?

Could any of these cities be in contention? San Antonio Austin El Paso Tucson Fresno Inland Empire (San Bernadino/Riverside) Salt Lake City I'll also throw some Mexican cities into the mix: Mexico City Guadalajara Monterrey

So the following farm teams are both not geographically close and do not have direct flights between each other. How would you better realign the following teams? Do a parent/farm swap? Or move a farm team closer to their parent team? AAA • Rochester Red Wings with the Twins • El Paso Chihuahuas with the Padres • Fresno Grizzlies with the Nationals • Oklahoma City Dodgers with the Dodgers • San Antonio Missions with the Brewers • Wichita Wind Surge with the Marlins AA • Hartford Yard Goats with the Rockies • Richmond Flying Squirrels with the Giants • Biloxi Shuckers with the Brewers • Jackson Generals with the Diamondbacks • Pensacola Blue Wahoos with the Twins • Rocket City Trash Pandas with the Angels • Amarillo Sod Poodles with the Padres • Arkansas Travelers with the Mariners • Midland Rockhounds with the A's • Tulsa Drillers with the Dodgers

Has anyone considered doing concept ideas for the following leagues? WNBA (Women's National Basketball Association) NWHL (National Women's Hockey League) MLR (Major League Rugby) MLL (Major League Lacrosse) AUDL (American Ultimate Disc League)

I recall also reading that some MILB teams could become more geographically aligned with their big league counterpart. If this is the case, who can you see being moved around and to where?

Since it seems that the most generic nicknames are of the Defenders, Dragons, Battlehawks, and Wildcats, what nickname would have you given DC, Seattle, St. Louis, and Los Angeles?

For filling in the two gaps for the NE and the West, could you see teams in either Hartford, Bridgeport, Providence, Quebec City, London, or Halifax for the NE Division? And Reno, Spokane, Fresno, Portland, Boise, or SLC for the West Division?

Is that a take on the old Griffith stadium?

What nickname did you choose for Washington DC?

Would you be interested in starting a concept where all MLS clubs have Americanized nicknames? Then after that, maybe the USL?