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Originally Posted by diamondgirl
Not something that's a big deal - takes a little more manual effort - but noticing a pattern.
When expanding a professional league in North America, I am getting about 6 cities being cycled over and over. Despite there being thousands of options available in Canada or the USA, I keep getting Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, Brooklyn (different from NY apparently), San Antonio, LA and Phoenix.
Every single time. Would be nice to at least get some cities that don't already have a franchise?
Yes, I'd rather have some town I've never heard of in Alabama than seeing Brooklyn over and over.
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I think it is important to remember that from a realistic standpoint market size is vital. While it might be interesting to put a team in Topeka, it requires the suspension of belief that I can’t accept. There are really only, maybe 20 markets able to support a MLB team. It might be interesting to put a team in a foreign city.
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