Is MLS Tilting Its Roster Rules Too Far in Favor of Foreign Players?

From on October 4, 2012

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When MLS began play in 1996, one of the principle beneficiaries was the American player. At last, U.S. players would have a chance to perform every week, improve from the resulting competition, and ultimately strengthen the pool of players for the national team.

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