The Las Vegas NLL team has gone ahead and changed its social media handles.
From Las Vegas Lacrosse to Las Vegas Desert Dogs.
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Its getting more and more challenging to get around paywalls.. But anyway more nuggets are coming out as the NLL looks forward to the next five years.
If you are asking what exactly an NFT is? You can find out more about NTFs HERE
Looks like the magic number for the NLL is 16 teams.
Right now it appears the NLL is focusing on Big markets.
Media deal coming soon. (Stop us if you heard that one before.)
Fort Worth will get first overall pick in each round of the entry draft.
Must be a slow day at the NLL office. You can find the tweet HERE
Interesting that Vegas is not among the cities listed.
The NLL has failed before in eight of the fourteen cities listed.
Now for first time cities.
We imagine that trademarks for the NLL Vegas franchise should be coming soon. You can find the twitter handle HERE
You can red the full article from Sportico HERE
The article goes over data that was pretty much already known. There is a nugget towards the end of the article, that the league is moving closer to announcing Team 15 in early 2021.
Las Vegas is the leader in the clubhouse.
Did the NLL just mention future expansion candidates? You see for yourself HERE
NLL Draft Trivia: The 14th franchise, joining in 2021-22, is located in:
Fort Worth
Las Vegas
Seattle
Montreal
NLL commissioner Nick Sakiewicz was interviewed during halftime of the Bandits – Thunderbirds contest and stated that the league will be announcing its 14th team very shortly.
Basically confirming what has been an open secret for a while.
You can check out the tweet HERE
(Hello DALLAS / FORT WORTH)
You can find the full Q and A with Jessica Berman HERE
Nothing new or earth shattering in the article.
You can read the full interview HERE
Couple takeaways from the interview.
We’ve expanded two teams in each of the last two seasons.
Our goal right now is to get three new expansion teams in this next phase. We have seven cities vying for those spots.
There has been a 100% plus increase in expansion fees since the San Diego Seals were awarded in 2017 [Editor’s note: The Seals paid a reported $5 million expansion fee]. This next round, we’re into eight figures. Those fees have been rocket fuel for our growth.
Sakiewicz: It’s sensory overload for two hours, and I think it speaks to a young generation – a young demographic of gen-Z and millennials. Our teams have been able to create a great business off of selling a ticket off of an entertaining event and commercializing it that way while the lacrosse market grows.
Nick continues to overlook that fan attendance habits are changing. Its going to be real interesting, to see how the fans changing attendance habits impacts NLL attendance moving forward.
Hey if you enjoy betting on the XFL, you can soon bet on the NLL as well.