TrueYankee26

What about Florida Marlins, which sounds a lot better than Miami Marlins IMO

They were created when there were no other MLB teams in Florida

I like this logo:

I agree, it would make for a SWEET identity.

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By 2030, Major League Baseball has totally modernized. The DH has been implemented in all games, instead of just games in AL ballparks and the annual All Star Game. Two die hard baseball fans, one of them, a fan of the New York Mets from Long Island and his twitter friend turned real-life friend, a Cincinnati Reds fan originally from a small town in Kentucky who moved to Brooklyn, were disgusted when Commissioner Manfred announced DH in NL baseball. They formed their own baseball league, the National Baseball League. It is going to have 40 teams. No DH, no replay. Old school baseball.

East Coast Division

• Delaware Devils
• East Carolina Generals
• Foxborough Foxes
• Huntington Hounds
• Long Island Sounders
• Lycoming County (PA) Lions
• Manhattan Fighting Rodents
• Newark Masons
• Portland (ME) Polar Bears
• Savannah Spartans
• Tallahassee Trojans

East Central Division

• Birmingham Black Sox
• Bowling Green Barons
• Evansville Triplets
• Gary Steelheads
• Grand Rapids Saints
• Memphis Chickasaws
• Mobile Seahawks
• Nashville Opries
• Ohio Blue Jays

West Central Division

• Colorado Springs Penguins
• Duluth Clydesdales
• Iowa Sioux
• Kansas City (KS) Hearts
• Missoula Timberwolves
• Omaha Orange Sox
• Port Arthur Ports
• Springfield (MO) Bisons
• Wichita Wings

West Coast Division

• Albuquerque 66ers
• Boise Mountaineers
• Corvallis Redwoods
• Lane County (OR) Loggers
• Fresno Falcons
• Las Vegas Rangers
• Reno Roughriders
• Sacramento Capitols
• Salem (OR) Storm
• Seattle Skyhawks
• Spokane Broncos

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In 2021, six former fans of the NFL have finally had it with the league for various reasons. They decided on creating a competitor league to challenge the NFL. It is the Federal Football League (FFL). All of their teams would follow the model of German soccer, at least 51% of teams must be owned by its fans. Originally, there were 12 teams from the Mid-Atlantic and the Midwest, but overtime, it expanded to 32 teams throughout the USA. The slogan is "Real Fans. Real Passion. Real Football."

The original 12 teams are:

Annapolis Ospreys (Annapolis, MD)

Cleveland Bavarians (Cleveland, OH)

Dayton Buckeyes (Dayton, OH)

Illinois Firebirds (DeKalb, IL)

Lansing Lancers (Lansing, MI)

Harrisburg Roses (Harrisburg, PA)

New York/New Jersey Maroons (Elizabeth, NJ)

Terre Haute Beavers (Terre Haute, IN)

Philadelphia Quakers (Philadelphia, PA)

Youngstown Bulldogs (Youngstown, OH)

Virginia Raptors (Richmond, VA)

Wilmington Warriors (Wilmington, DE)

In 2100, the league looks like this:

Eastern Conference

• The Original 12, plus
• Boston Rovers (Boston, MA)
• Buffalo Bolts (Buffalo, NY)
• New York Orange Lions (New York, NY)
• Orlando Wizards (Orlando, FL)

Western Conference

• Arizona Stingers (Tucson, Arizona)
• California Grizzlies (Sacramento, CA)
• Colorado Highlanders (Colorado Springs, CO)
• Houston Galaxy (Houston, TX)
• Kansas City Beef (Kansas City, MO)
• Los Angeles Missionaries (Los Angeles, CA)
• Louisiana Ducks (Monroe, LA)
• Minnesota Geminis (Saint Paul, MN)
• Oklahoma Okies (Tulsa, OK)
• Portland Hawks (Portland, OR)
• St. Louis Saints (Florissant, MO)
• Seattle Emeralds (Seattle, WA)
• Tennessee Rednecks (Nashville, TN)
• Texas Armadillos (Austin, TX)
• Wichita Wings (Wichita, KS)
• Wyoming Wranglers (Cheyenne, WY)

Yeah, I also have Canadian teams in my NFL in the end of the 21st century post on page 95

CFL in the 21st Century

Northeast Division

• Halifax Schooners
• Hamilton Tiger-Cats
• Moncton Mariners
• Montreal Alouettes
• Ottawa Redblacks
• Quebec Owls
• Toronto Argonauts
• Windsor Lakers

Southeast Division

• Arkansas Diamonds
• Baltimore Stallions
• Birmingham Barracudas
• Jackson Magnolias
• Louisville Slugs
• Memphis Mad Dogs
• Miami Manatees
• Shreveport Pirates

Northwest Divison

• BC Lions
• Calgary Stampeders
• Edmonton Eskimos
• Oregon Trailers
• Saskatchewan Roughriders
• Victoria Monarchs
• Washington Totems
• Winnipeg Blue Bombers

Southwest Division

• Colorado Bighorns
• Dallas Diablos
• El Paso Vaqueros
• Las Vegas Posse
• New Mexico Coyotes
• Sacramento Gold Miners
• San Antonio Texans
• Tucson Toros

I wish he was with Man United.

Oh what a beauty.

This...

...is better than this...

I might actually agree with you on this one, I'm just interested in why you think the M is better?

For me the M represents an entire state, the TC just represents 2 cities.

Arrrgh I knew I was missing a team.... Added the Lightning to the MidSun

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And finally,

NHL in the end of the 21st Century

Eastern Conference

• Northeast and Canada Division (NorCan)
  • Buffalo Sabres
  • Boston Bruins
  • Cleveland Barons*
  • Columbus Blue Jackets
  • Detroit Red Wings
  • Hamilton Tigers*
  • Ottawa Senators
  • Montreal Canadiens
  • Quebec Nordiques (relocated from Florida)
  • Toronto Maple Leafs
• Metropolitan Division (Metro)
  • Baltimore Skipjacks*
  • Hartford Whalers*
  • New Jersey Devils
  • New York Islanders
  • New York Rangers
  • Philadelphia Flyers
  • Pittsburgh Penguins
  • Raleigh Hurricanes (changed from Carolina Hurricanes)
  • Rochester Americans*
  • Washington Capitals
• Midwest and Sunbelt Division (MidSun)
  • Atlanta Thrashers*
  • Charlotte Checkers*
  • Cincinnati Cyclones*
  • Florida Panthers* (Miami market granted new expansion team because of Bettman)
  • Fort Wayne Komets*
  • Indy Fuel*
  • Jacksonville Lizard Kings*
  • Norfolk Admirals*
  • South Carolina Stingrays*
  • Tampa Bay Lightning

Western Conference

• Central Division
  • Chicago Blackhawks
  • Dallas Stars
  • Kansas City Scouts*
  • Houston Aeros*
  • Memphis River Kings*
  • Minnesota Wild
  • Nashville Predators
  • San Antonio Rampage*
  • St. Louis Blues
  • Winnipeg Jets
• Northwest Division
  • Alaska Aces*
  • Calgary Flames
  • Colorado Avalanche
  • Edmonton Oilers
  • Idaho Steelheads*
  • Portland Rosebuds*
  • Saskatchewan Blades*
  • Seattle Metropolitans*
  • Spokane Canaries*
  • Vancouver Canucks
• Southwest Division
  • Anaheim Ducks
  • Arizona Coyotes (team never moved because of Bettman)
  • El Paso Rhinos*
  • Las Vegas Wranglers*
  • Los Angeles Kings
  • Oakland Seals*
  • San Diego Gulls*
  • San Francisco Bulls*
  • San Jose Sharks
  • Utah Grizzlies*

I'm definitely thinking of putting Euro and Asian teams but having a hard time if I should put them in the same conferences or creating a new conference/league full of them.

I was literally just kidding. It's just a running joke with the Big 4 & 21st century ridiculous expansion.

There is no way though they won't have at least attempted Western Europe, & probably Asia + Central America.

22nd century... Super Bowl on the moon. Make the Raiders play a Sunday & travel to the dark side for a Thursday nighter.

I see, but I could see some teams from like France Greece, Israel, China, etc. bid for NBA expansion teams

Inspired by RoughRiders99's idea, I give you NBA International

Europe Division

• London Crusaders*
• Paris Saint-Germain BC
• BC Bayern Munich
• Olympiakos BC
• Rome Legions*
• CSKA Moscow
• Red Star Belgrade
• Barcelona Basquet

Asia Division

• Guangdong Tigers
• Dongguan Leopards
• Shanghai Sharks
• Arab Caliphates (based in Dubai, UAE)*
• Seoul Samsung Thunders
• San Miguel Beermen
• Maccabi Tel Aviv BC
• Hapoel Jerusalem

* - Expansion teams

I know, I haven't completed it fully yet..

I'm definitely thinking of putting Euro and Asian teams but having a hard time if I should put them in the same conferences or creating a new conference/league full of them.

And just when you thought it couldn't get any worse....The Fresno Grizzlies will be the Tacos for a game.

http://www.milb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20150721&content_id=137772352&fext=.jsp&vkey=news_milb&sid=milb

Those are awesome, actually.

I'm pre-ordering one of those hats. Awesome design and promotion! MiLB at it's best! (don't get any ideas NBA)

Is the game sponsored by Del Taco? That's what I think of looking at that hat.

Off topic but Del Taco is coming to the east coast in New Jersey.

http://www.nj.com/business/index.ssf/2015/01/major_fast_food_taco_chain_opening_first_stores_in_nj.html

I hear good things about Del Taco from West Coasters

And just when you thought it couldn't get any worse....The Fresno Grizzlies will be the Tacos for a game.

http://www.milb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20150721&content_id=137772352&fext=.jsp&vkey=news_milb&sid=milb

Those are awesome, actually.

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Finally, it's time for....

NBA in the end of the 21st Century

Eastern Conference

• Atlantic Division
  • Boston Celtics
  • Brooklyn Nets
  • Buffalo Braves
  • New Jersey Americans
  • New York Knicks
  • Philadelphia 76ers
  • Pittsburgh Pipers
  • Toronto Raptors
• Central Division
  • Chicago Bulls
  • Cincinnati Royals
  • Cleveland Cavaliers
  • Columbus Craft
  • Detroit Pistons
  • Indiana Pacers
  • Milwaukee Bucks
  • Spirits of St. Louis
• Southeast Division
  • Atlanta Hawks
  • Baltimore Bullets
  • Charlotte Hornets
  • Kentucky Colonels
  • Miami Heat
  • Orlando Magic
  • Virginia Squires
  • Washington Wizards

Western Conference

• Northwest Division
  • Denver Nuggets
  • Kansas City Monarchs
  • Minnesota Timberwolves
  • Oklahoma City Thunder
  • Portland Trail Blazers
  • Seattle SuperSonics
  • Utah Jazz
  • Vancouver Grizzlies
• Pacific Division
  • Anaheim Amigos
  • Las Vegas Stars
  • Los Angeles Lakers
  • Oakland Golden Gaters
  • Phoenix Suns
  • Reno Bighorns
  • Sacramento Kings
  • San Diego Clippers
  • San Francisco Warriors
• Southwest Division
  • Austin Chaparrals
  • Dallas Mavericks
  • Fort Worth Flyers
  • Houston Rockets
  • Memphis Sounds
  • New Orleans Pelicans
  • San Antonio Spurs
  • Tulsa 66ers

Next up, NHL!

SEC is still primarily Southeastern, they added teams in North Carolina and Virginia so they can steal some fans from the ACC in that region, even though they are not as popular as the ACC schools there. They added Tulsa as damage control when Texas achieved their goal of being independent (as their AD said in 2040).

Big 12 expanded its geographical horizons a bit adding more teams from the Midwest,Tennessee, and Florida. Also they wanted a super-conference much like the rest of the conferences so they did add some teams who didn't fit. It was either adapt or die, and having lost Texas to the SEC in 2020, they felt that they had to damage control.

The Texas AD comment is just hypothetical, just for the sake of what would happen between now and 2100.

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But first, what College Sports would look like in 2100.

The then Power 5 (ACC, Big 12, Big 10, Pac 12 and SEC) separate and create a new association, the PCAA (Premier Collegiate Athletics Association), leaving behind NCAA Division 1.

College Football in the end of the 21st century

PCAA

ACC - Boston College, Clemson, Duke, East Carolina, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Louisville, Miami (FL), North Carolina, NC State, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, Syracuse, UCF, Virginia, Virginia Tech

Big 12 - Ball State, Baylor, Cincinnati, Iowa State, Memphis, Missouri, Missouri State, Northern Illinois, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, TCU, Texas Tech, USF, West Virginia

Big 10 - Buffalo, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Nebraska, Northwestern, North Dakota State, Ohio State, Penn State, Purdue, Wisconsin

Pac-16 - Arizona, Arizona State, Boise State, California, Colorado, Colorado State, Oregon, Oregon State, Southern California, Stanford, UCLA, UNLV, Utah, Utah State, Washington, Washington State

SEC - Alabama, Appalachian State, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Old Dominion, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Tulsa, Vanderbilt

Independents - Air Force, Army, BYU, Navy, Notre Dame, Texas (at first, shockingly moves to the SEC, then became independent and signed a deal with ABC similar to Notre Dame and NBC, keeps the Longhorn Network for road games and pre and post game shows)

NCAA Division 1 (FBS and FCS merged after the PCAA formed. Plus, lots of D2 programs moved to D1, and even conference mergers.)

CUSA-American - Charlotte, FAU, FIU, Houston, Louisiana Tech, Marshall, Middle Tennessee, Rice, SMU, Southern Miss, Temple, Tulane, UAB, UTEP, UTSA, Western Kentucky

MAC - Akron, Bowling Green, Central Michigan, Dayton, Eastern Michigan, Indiana State, Illinois State, Northern Iowa, South Dakota State, Kent State, Miami (OH), Ohio, Southern Illinois, Toledo, West Michigan, Youngstown State

Mountain West - Eastern Washington, Fresno State, Idaho, Idaho State, Hawaii, Nevada, Montana, Montana State, New Mexico, New Mexico State, North Dakota, Northern Arizona, Portland State, San Diego State, San Jose State, Wyoming

Sun Belt - Arkansas State, Central Arkansas, Furman, Liberty, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, Jacksonville State, Louisiana-Lafayette, Louisiana-Monroe, McNeese State, Samford, Tennessee State, Tennessee Tech, Texas State, Western Carolina, Wofford

Big Sky - Azusa Pacific, Cal Poly, Chadron State, Colorado-Mesa, Colorado State-Pueblo, Fort Lewis, Mary, Minnesota-Duluth, Minot State, Northern Colorado, Sacramento State, San Diego, Southern Utah, UC Davis, Weber State, Western Oregon

Big South - Campbell*, Carson-Newman, Catawba, Charleston Southern, Coastal Carolina, Gardner-Webb, High Point*, Lenoir-Rhyne, Longwood*, Newberry, Radford* Kennesaw State, Presbyterian, Tusculum, UNC Asheville*, Winthrop*

CAA - Albany, American International, Bentley, Binghamton*, Delaware, Elon, James Madison, LIU Post, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Richmond, Stony Brook, Towson, Villanova, William & Mary

Ivy League - Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Penn, Princeton, Yale

MEAC - Bethune-Cookman, Delaware State, Florida A&M, Hampton, Howard, Morgan State, Norfolk State, North Carolina A&T, North Carolina Central, Savannah State, South Carolina State

Missouri-Ohio Valley - Arkansas-Little Rock, Austin Peay, Bradley*, Drake, Eastern Illinois, Eastern Kentucky, Evansville*, Loyola (Chicago)*, Murray State, SIU-Edwardsville*, South Dakota, Southeast Missouri State, Tennessee Tech, UT-Martin, Western Illinois, Wichita State

Northeast - Assumption, Bryant, Bloomsburg, Central Connecticut State, Duquesne, East Stroudsburg, Fairleigh Dickinson, Mount St. Mary's*, Robert Morris, Sacred Heart, St. Anselm, St. Francis, Shepherd, Slippery Rock, Wagner, West Chester

Patriot - American*, Boston University*, Bucknell, Colgate, Fordham, Georgetown, Holy Cross, Indiana (PA), Lafayette, Lehigh, Loyola (MD)*, Marist, Merrimack, New Haven, Pace, Southern Connecticut State, Stonehill

Southern-Southland - Abilene Christian, Citadel, Houston Baptist, Incarnate Word, Jacksonville, Lamar, Mercer, Morehead State, Nicholls State, Northwestern State, Sam Houston State, Southeastern Louisiana, Stephen F. Austin, Stetson, UT-Chattanooga, VMI

SWAC - Alabama A&M, Alabama State, Alcorn State, Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Grambling State, Jackson State, Miss. Valley State, Prairie View A&M, Southern, Texas Southern

NCAA Division 2 (Lots of D3 programs moved to D2.)

CIAA - Bowie State, Chowan, Elizabeth City State, Fayetteville State, Johnson C. Smith, Lincoln (PA), Livingstone, St. Augustine's, Shaw, Virginia State, Virginia Union, Winston-Salem State

GAC - Arkansas Tech, Arkansas-Monticello, East Central, Harding, Henderson State, Mary-Hardin Baylor, Northwestern Oklahoma State, Oklahoma Baptist, Ouachita Baptist, Southeastern Oklahoma State, Southern Arkansas, Southern Nazarene, Southwestern Oklahoma State, Texas Lutheran, Trinity (TX)

GLIAC - Ashland, Ferris State, Findlay, Grand Valley State, Hillsdale, Lake Erie, Malone, Michigan Tech, Mount Union, Northern Michigan, Northwood, Ohio Dominican, Saginaw Valley State, Tiffin, Walsh, Wayne State

GLVC - Bluffton, Defiance, Franklin, Hanover, Indianapolis, Lincoln (MO), Manchester, McKendree, Missouri S&T, Mount St. Joseph, Quincy, Rose-Hulman, St. Josephs (Indiana), Southwest Baptist, Truman State, William Jewell

Great Northern Sun - Augustana, Bemidji State, Central Washington, Concordia-St. Paul, Dixie State, Humboldt, Minnesota-Crookston, Minnesota State-Mankato, Minnesota State-Moorhead, Northern State, St. Cloud State, Simon Fraser, Sioux Falls, South Dakota Mines, Southwest Minnesota State, Upper Iowa, Wayne State (Nebraska), Winona State

Gulf South - Birmingham Southern, Berry College, Centre College, Delta State, Florida Tech, Hendrix College, Millsaps, Mississppi College, Northern Alabama, Rhodes College, Sewanee, Shorter, Valdosta State, West Alabama, West Georgia, West Florida

Lone Star - Angelo State, Belhaven, East Texas Baptist, Eastern New Mexico, Hardin-Simmons, Howard Payne, Louisiana College, Mary Hardin-Baylor, McMurry, Midwestern State, Sul Ross State, Tarleton State, Texas A&M–Commerce, Texas A&M–Kingsville, UT Permian Basin, West Texas A&M

SIAC - Albany State, Benedict, Central State, Clark Atlanta, Fort Valley State, Kentucky State, Lane College, Miles College, Morehouse College, Paine, Stillman, Tuskegee

* - started football programs in the future

(more coming soon)

My shot at NBA realignment would look similar to dcameronh's except Clippers move to San Diego.

As for what the NBA looks like in 2100? Don't worry it's coming really soon.

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Now here's my take on the National Football League. NFL creates another league called NFL2, but stun the American sports world on April 1, 2040, when they announce Pro/Rel. The system would take affect in 2042, with the bottom teams in each NFL1 division having the worst combined record in the last three seasons facing the top teams of their equivalent NFL2 division in a relegation "playoff" match after each league's respective championship games.
 
NFL in the end of the 21st century
 
NFL1 (formerly National Football League)

• AFC East
  • Boston Patriots
  • Buffalo Bills
  • London Royals
  • Miami Dolphins
  • New York Jets
  • Orlando Sunshine
  • Providence Sailors
  • Rochester Rocs
• AFC North
  • Baltimore Ravens
  • Charleston Appalachians
  • Cincinnati Bengals
  • Cleveland Browns
  • Grand Rapids Walleye
  • Indianapolis Colts
  • Pittsburgh Steelers
  • Rockford Rockhoppers
• AFC South
  • Houston Texans
  • Jacksonville Jaguars
  • Lexington Thoroughbreds
  • Mexico City Aztecs
  • Mississippi Humpbacks
  • Oklahoma Thunderbirds
  • San Antonio Conquistadors
  • Tennessee Titans
• AFC West
  • Denver Broncos
  • Kansas City Chiefs
  • Los Angeles Raiders
  • Montana Bigfoot (Missoula)
  • Oakland Oaks
  • San Diego Chargers
  • Tokyo Yamatos
  • Vancouver Cascades
• NFC East
  • Dallas Cowboys
  • Ireland Shamrocks
  • Montreal Olympiques
  • New York Giants
  • Philadelphia Eagles
  • Raleigh Hounds
  • Toronto Trilliums
  • Washington Redtails
• NFC North
  • Alaska Auroras
  • Calgary Moose
  • Chicago Bears
  • Columbus Capitols
  • Detroit Lions
  • Iowa Heartlanders
  • Green Bay Packers
  • Minnesota Vikings
• NFC South
  • Atlanta Falcons
  • Austin Bats
  • Birmingham Miracle
  • Charlotte Panthers
  • New Orleans Saints
  • Richmond Colonials
  • St. Louis Archers
  • Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• NFC West
  • Arizona Cardinals
  • Los Angeles Rams of Orange County
  • Portland Explorers
  • Nebraska Cyclones
  • New Mexico Scorpions
  • San Francisco 49ers
  • Seattle Seahawks
  • Utah Dinos

NFL2

• AFC Tom Brady Division (AFC East 2)
  • Boston Bulldogs
  • Brooklyn Avengers
  • Elmira Gliders
  • Glasgow Warriors
  • Hartford Nutmeggers
  • New Hampshire Militia
  • Northern Virginia Hurricanes
  • Scranton Keystones
• AFC Ben Roethlisberger Division (AFC North 2)
  • Akron Pros
  • Cape Girardeau Rivermen
  • Chicago Mustangs
  • Duluth Superiors
  • Louisville Colonels
  • Milwaukee Whitetails
  • Syracuse Iroquois
  • Toledo Maroons
• AFC Peyton Manning Division (AFC South 2)
  • Durham Diablos
  • Evansville Crescents
  • Memphis Jazz
  • Joplin Jaspers
  • Springfield (MO) Ozarks
  • Tallahassee Pelicans
  • Topeka Jayhawks
  • Tulsa Barons
• AFC John Elway Division (AFC West 2)
  • Bakersfield Blitz
  • Boise Stampeders
  • El Paso Wildcatters
  • Eugene Lumberjacks
  • Fresno Flames
  • Las Vegas Aces
  • Riverside Roadrunners
  • Salem Cherries
• NFC Lawrence Taylor Division (NFC East 2)
  • Albany Senators
  • Annapolis Mariners
  • Atlantic City Gamblers
  • Binghamton Beasts
  • Lancaster Red Roses
  • Norfolk Navy
  • Reading Express
  • Vermont Rangers
  • York White Roses
• NFC Brett Favre Division (NFC North 2)
  • Dayton Gems
  • Fort Wayne Badgers
  • Lafayette Stars
  • Edmonton Petros
  • Peoria Pirates
  • Springfield (IL) Lincolns
  • Terre Haute Tigers
  • Winnipeg Snow Owls
• NFC Warren Sapp Division (NFC South 2)
  • Asheville Brewers
  • Chapel Hill Angels
  • Fort Worth Pumas
  • Gainesville Crocodiles
  • Huntsville Hammers
  • Knoxville Black Bears
  • Roanoke Magic
  • Shreveport Mudbugs
• NFC Russell Wilson Division (NFC West 2)
  • Fargo North Stars
  • Hawaii Ānuenue
  • Reno Coyotes
  • Sioux Falls Rough Riders
  • Spokane Miners
  • Tacoma Tide
  • Tucson Sidewinders
  • Wyoming Wranglers

National TV Rights

• CBS (1998-2050), ABC/ESPN and NBC/NBCSN (2050-) [AFC]
• FOX (1994-2050), FOX/FS1 and CBS/CBSSN (2050-) [NFC]
• NBC (2006-2030), NBC and NBCSN (2030-) [sNF]
• ESPN (2006-2030), ABC and ESPN (2030-), [MNF]
• Fox/FS1 (2050-) [Wednesday Night Football]
• NFL Network (2006-2050), CBS (2014-2050), CBS/CBSSN (2050-) [TNF]
• Google Channel, Hulu, Youtube [NFL2]

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I did my baseball at the end of the 21st century alignment which can be seen here. Now here's soccer at the end of the 21st century. Just like MLB, The top 5 tiers will have all metro areas (and in this case, all states) gets a team. There will also be Pro/Rel, and there will be 30 teams in every league. A bracket with the year shows the year when the expansion team was founded.

MLS/NASL in the end of the 21st century

MLS Premier (formerly MLS):

• Atlanta Silverbacks
• Austin Aztex
• Carolina Railhawks
• Chicago Fire
• Colorado Rapids
• Columbus Crew SC
• D.C. United
• FC Dallas
• Detroit City FC
• Houston Dynamo
• LA Galaxy
• Los Angeles FC
• Metrostars [formerly New York Red Bulls]
• Miami City FC [the Beckham club]
• Minnesota United FC
• Montreal Impact
• New England Revolution
• New York City FC
• New York Cosmos
• Orlando City SC
• Philadelphia Union
• Portland Timbers
• Real Salt Lake
• San Antonio Scorpions
• San Jose Earthquakes
• San Francisco SC
• Saint Louis FC
• Seattle Sounders FC
• Sporting Kansas City
• Toronto FC
• Vancouver Whitecaps FC

MLS2 (formerly NASL)

• Baltimore Bohemians (2036)
• Boston Green Monsters [owned by Fenway Sports Group] (2024)
• Carolina RailHawks
• Calgary United SC (2037)
• Charleston Battery
• Charlotte Independence
• Dayton Dutch Lions (2030)
• FC Edmonton
• Fort Lauderdale Strikers
• Harrisburg City Islanders
• Indy Eleven
• Jacksonville Armada FC
• LA Galaxy II
• Louisville City FC
• Miami Fusion (2016)
• New Orleans Jesters
• Metrostars II
• Oakland Rovers
• Oklahoma City FC
• Orange County Blues
• Pittsburgh Riverhounds
• Puerto Rico Islanders
• Richmond Kickers
• Rochester Rhinos
• Sacramento Republic FC
• San Diego Sockers
• Tampa Bay Rowdies
• Tulsa Roughnecks
• Virginia Cavalry FC
• Wilmington Hammerheads

NASL 1 (formerly USL):

• Albuquerque Suns (2028)
• Arizona United SC
• Beartooth SC [billings, Montana] (2066)
• Birmingham Steelers (2030)
• Borussia Milwaukee 2027 [former Borussia Dortmund farm team, but the fans kept the name and Yellow & Black colors] (2027)
• Brooklyn Italians
• Chattanooga FC
• Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC
• Columbia Palmettos (2034)
• Des Moines Menace
• El Paso CF (2049)
• Knoxville Rangers FC [created by a wealthy Glasgow Rangers fan who moved to Tennessee] (2051)
• Maine Clams (2064)
• Manitoba United FC (2024)
• Michigan Bucks
• North Dakota Barons (2048)
• Lane United FC
• Laredo Heat
• Las Vegas Stars (2029)
• Portland Timbers 2
• Providence City FC (2046)
• Real Monarchs SLC
• Schenectady FC (2042)
• Seattle Sounders FC 2
• Spokane Braves [owned by Spokane Tribe] (2072)
• Springfield 66ers [formerly Springfield Demize and Springfield Synergy]
• St. Louis Lions
• FC Tacoma 253
• West Virginia Chaos
• Whitecaps FC 2

NASL 2

• Asheville Appalachians SC (2042)
• Beaumont FC (2025)
• Broome Dusters SC [binghamton, New York, formerly Greater Binghamton FC Thunder] (2044)
• BYU Cougars
• Cambridge Scholars SC
• Cincinnati Saints
• D.C. United U-23
• Duluth Lakers (2049)
• Fresno Fuego (2055)
• Green Bay Sackers (2052)
• Jersey City Jerseys SC (2030)
• Joplin Twisters [formerly Joplin Demize]
• Kitsap Pumas
• Lehigh Valley Sonics [formerly Lehigh Valley United Sonic]
• Long Island Rough Riders
• Midland-Odessa Sockers
• New Hampshire Freedom (2054)
• Newark Express
• Metrostars U-23
• New York Athletic Club S.C.
• Ocala Stampede
• Olympique Acadiana (2077)
• Omaha Pioneers (2052)
• Sioux Falls Coyotes [sioux Falls, South Dakota] (2088)
• SWB Keystones (2053)
• Topeka Wheat SC (2037)
• FC Tucson
• Westchester Flames
• Western Mass Pioneers
• Worcester Rovers (2028)
• Yellowstone Atleticos [Cheyenne, Wyoming] (2036)

NASL 3:

• Alaska Polars (2040)
• Arkansas United FC
• Boise Stampede (2025)
• FC Buffalo
• AFC Cleveland
• Fort Worth Vaqueros FC
• Grand Rapids SC
• Greenville SC (2026)
• Hagerstown SC (2035)
• Hartford FC (2023)
• FC Indiana
• Madison 56ers SC [Formerly Hertha Madison SC, founded by Hertha Berlin fan club in Madison] (2042)
• Inland Empire United (2028)
• Jacksonville United FC
• FC Jeep Toledo [founded by Jeep factory workers in Toledo] (2050)
• Knoxville Force
• Lansing United
• Memphis Rogues (2026)
• Miami United
• Mississippi Brilla
• Nashville FC
• New York Cosmos Reserves
• Rhode Island Reds
• FC Roanoake (2071)
• Saskatchewan Cowboys (2029)
• Shreveport SC (2066)
• Syracuse City FC (2019)
• FC Tiki [Honolulu, Hawaii] (2050)
• Vermont Mountaineers (2090)
• Virginia Beach City FC

National TV Rights:

• ESPN and NBC/NBCSN (until 2035), ESPN/ABC, FOX/FS1 (2035-2050), ESPN/ABC, FOX/FS1, NBC/NBCSN (2050-2082), ESPN/ABC, FOX/FS1, CBS/CBSSN (2082-) [MLS]
• Universal Sports, YouTube, Hulu, Google Channel (yes, Google creates their own TV channel!), and ESPN [NASL]
• Lamar Hunt US Open Cup: FOX/FS1
• US League Cup: ESPN (select early games), ESPN/ABC (all games beginning in the 3rd round)

I'll admit the new Marlins look is growing on me.