MLS has expansion teams like New Orleans, Pittsburgh, Las Vegas, San Diego, Oklahoma City, San Diego & other soccer teams!⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽

*MLB: Nashville | Austin NBA: Seattle | Las Vegas NFL: San Antonio | Toronto NHL: Kansas City | Quebec (Arizona to Houston) MLS: Indianapolis | Phoenix *only if the Ray's don't move. If they do: - Rays to Nashville - Austin gets expansion - 2nd expansion team coin flip between Charlotte and Montréal

He’s just repeating the same videos over and over and posting it every three hours

San Antonio is the more obvious choice for another NFL franchise in Texas.

Nashville and Salt Lake City for MLB. Don't think Astros or Rangers would want a team in either San Antonio or Austin. My understanding is SLC already has the ownership group, the site of the ballpark, the funding for the ballpark, and the $2B expansion fee all ready to go if they are granted an expansion franchise. Rays get a new ballpark in one of St. Pete's, Tampa, or Orlando.

The Atlanta Thrashers already failed as an expansion franchise in the NHL, the team resides in Winnipeg, Manitoba. There are simply not enough hockey fans in "Hot-lanta." The Calgary Flames former home was also in Atlanta. The NHL Wildcard team: Milwaukee Shamrocks. Both Miami and Tampa Bay love their hockey. I like the idea of San Antonio receiving an NFL team, to somehow break up the Cowboys dynasty fandom. The NFL's Wildcard team: Saint Louis Archers. MLB is expanding to Nashville, it's a matter of time... Also, add Portland (OR) Foresters. Why not the NBA to Las Vegas? Call the franchise the Ramblers or the Quicksilver, cool! And add the Cincinnati Barons as for good kicks as a Wildcard team. Lastly, how about return of the the Buffalo Stampede and the Carolina (Raleigh) Fury in the Eastern Conference, and the Phoenix Rising and the Sacramento Capitals in the Western Conference?

Kroenke just bought land for an NBA/NHL Stadium in Point Loma (San Diego) where the old Clippers used to play. I definitely think one of those sports will be coming to San Diego soon. Your thoughts @Depressed Ginger

NBA: Seattle, Vegas, Louisville, Kansas City, San Diego, Pittsburgh, Montreal NFL: San Diego, San Antonio, Montreal, London, and Salt Lake City MLB: Montreal, Salt Lake City, Raleigh, Nashville, Sacramento NHL: Houston, Atlanta, Kansas City, and Quebec City MLS: Vegas, Phoenix, Boston, Phoenix, Denver and Indianapolis

NHL: Coyotes relocate to Houston. NBA: Seattle and Vegas. Pelicans relocate to Vancouver. NFL: Jaguars relocate to London. MLB: Nashville and Salt Lake City. Athletics relocate to Vegas and Rays relocate to Montreal.

I thinks New Mexico/Albuquerque is more realistic for MLS expansion than Virginia or Vegas. there are no professional sports teams and i think new mexico is the state with the highest amount of people calling soccer their favorite sports (especially because many Mexicans live there and as we know mexico is a soccer only nation). They already have a team in the second division of MLS (USL) which for a 2nd division team is pretty good supported. So for me for a new expansion New Mexico would make sense.

NHL: Houston, Atlanta, Salt Lake City, and Kansas City/Quebec City NBA: Las Vegas, Seattle, Louisville, and either Montreal or Vancouver NFL: Mexico City, St. Louis, San Antonio, and London or Toronto MLB: Nashville or Charlotte and San Antonio or Portland

When comes to MLB, it would be Vancouver, Portland, Salt Lake City, New Orleans, Indianapolis, Nashville, Charlotte, and Montreal. MLS: San Diego, Calgary, Edmonton, Phoenix, Tampa Bay, Detroit, and Indianapolis. NFL: Salt Lake City, Oklahoma City, San Antonio, and Birmingham. NHL: Kansas City, Quebec City, Hartford, and perhaps Atlanta. NBA: Vancouver, Seattle, Las Vegas, San Diego, Kansas City, Saint Louis,Louisville, and Montreal. Most of teams that I mentioned may not have expansion in a short time, but another 25 years or not in my lifetime.

8:09 Why Louisville over Kansas City? It's a larger city that is also known for being basketball crazy, and while the T-Mobile is 15 years old, it should still be in good enough shape to host an NBA team for a decade or two.

First off i think the max teams for MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL & MLS should be capped at 32. MLB: A’s move to Las Vegas, Rays coin toss either new ballpark in Tampa area or move to Orlando, Nashville & Salt Lake or Portland are club # 31 & 32. NFL: only teams at risk of relocating are the Chargers or Jaguars. NBA: Seattle & Las Vegas will get team 31 & 32 just a matter of when but Las Vegas will play at T-Mobile Arena not a new one. Only relocation possible is New Orleans if they do St. Louis, KC or Louisville would be perfect. NHL: Arizona to Houston, KC or Quebec City. Panthers it depends how attendance is in the next 5-10 years. MLS: i don’t know not a big soccer guy the league multiples like rabbits 😂.

I think two teams in London will happen, although it’s less likely if the Jaguars stay in Florida. I could see a full division but the money poured inside of the Spurs stadium for football makes me think it will happen at some point.

DG, Could you see the Northern Plains or Northern Rocky Mountain states, i.e. Idaho, Montana, The Dakotas, Wyoming or Nebraska possibly getting a MLS team in the future?

NFL would do four not two for alignment purposes

I agree, the NFL will be in Toronto eventually probably no later than the 2030s. It's a great move for the league as we see how well the Raptors and Jays have done for the NBA and MLB. I feel its just a matter of time when they build a nice super stadium as I feel Toronto will make a push for the Olympics and that'll push a move forward to get that stadium built.

When it comes to MLS expanding to Vegas, I think the team would share Allegiant Stadium with the Raiders for a couple of reasons: One is the roof which would allow matches to be played in the afternoon away from the summer heat. If a soccer specific stadium was built (especially one without a retractable roof), matches would likely have to be played at 8:00 at night in order to avoid the summer heat. The other is that Allegiant has already proven that it can host soccer as it has hosted a Gold Cup Final between the US & Mexico, the recent Nations League final four & multiple preseason exhibition matches involving European clubs (which include the likes of Real Madrid & Barcelona).

If you put yet another NHL team in Atlanta, you better put it where the largest population of hockey fans are; that is, somewhere north on GA 400. The South Forsyth County proposal does this. If you try to put it in State Farm Arena, or anywhere else in or around downtown, IT WILL FAIL AGAIN.

NBA, nfl, nhl and mlb would have to have the number of 36 teams each because there are many cities that need a team

Atlanta Being The Third Time's The Charm For The NHL!

Interesting video, thanks for sharing that. I'm more of a basketball fan so I'll be focusing on the NBA side. You mentioned that there will be 2 new teams that will have their debut soon. Las Vegas is a huge possibility, that it's one of the most famous cities in the US. My speculation would probably they'll be buying one of the current teams that might be broke soon. And you also mentioned that they have a huge arena that hosting a basketball game is no problem for them. As for Seattle, I'm not sure about that but then again look at Charlotte, they sold their team to New Orleans and then they build a new team not buy back the old one. You said that New Orleans is having some financial problems that they couldn't support the team in the future, well the best bet would be selling it to Las Vegas, Nevada or in your case Louisville, Kentucky. That's my take on this thanks for reading.

what about Canadian Football League?

i agree on all except nhl they won't put 2 teams in the east at the same time it'd make the confernces unequal ik there's an argument put detroit and columbus back in the west fact is they won't except that they'd easily veto 2 eastern teams if that's what that meant i think they'd expand to houston and either on of those at the same time or have a 4 way expansion in witch all divisions get a team

If Texas can have 3 NBA(Dallas, Houston, San Antonio) and 3 XFL teams(Dallas/Arlington, Houston, San Antonio). San Antonio is ready to have another major sports team from MLB to NHL. San Antonio will sadly not get a NFL team due to Jerry Jones but as long as SA has the XFL Brahmas, we're good with football.

Feel Louisville would get the MLS team before Virginia. Phoenix and Indianapolis too.

NHL: I think will be San Diego and Atlanta; NFL: will be a city in Texas, St. Louis, hopefully Salt Lake City and Toronto; MLS: at least 5-6 more cities that have a growing need for soccer; MLB: Nashville and San Antonio; and NBA: Las Vegas and Seattle

I don’t see a world where the NHL goes back to Quebec City. Especially when there’s SEVERAL options around the US in places like Milwaukee, Portland, Salt Lake City, Houston, San Diego, etc. They don’t have the corporate lineup and the Canadiens would heavily oppose. Plus they don’t really have the money for an expansion since they had to drop out in 2017 for that reason to begin with

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Toronto doesn't need an NFL team. The Bills already sort of fill that roll.

Expansion cities that need teams NBA:Vancouver,Seattle,Las Vegas, Pittsburgh NHL:Quebec City, Houston, Portland, Utah MLB:Montreal & Nashville

NFL and NHL already have 32 teams, so I can't see expansion anytime in the foreseeable future. Coyotes should relocate to Houston - absolute no brainer IMO.

ha ha - i love these videos Ginger makes no matter how outrageous the guesses are lmao

you should do a video on the CFL stadiums

First point, I've lived in Oregon for the past 22 years. But, I lived in Washington for 14 1/2 years growing up. That's where I lived when I got into sports. So, that's where my sports loyalties are!!! Second point, I think 32 is the ideal number for pro leagues here in the USA/Canada. With that, I think the NFL and NHL are done expanding. From what I see online, Seattle and Vegas are the top 2 choices for NBA expansion. Seattle I agree with 100%! That is the only Seattle team I've been a fan of my whole life, even though now I'm a fan of all of them. The Thunder are not the Sonics! The Blazers are not the Sonics! I am loyal baby!!!! MLB-I think the A's will move to Vegas. And, the Rays to Nashville. I've heard some rumors about Portland, Oregon getting a team. I think that would be great! Give the Mariners a closer opponent. And then, I saw Charlotte as a possibility. For MLS-San Diego is #30, we know that. I think Vegas and Sacramento could be 31 and 32. I could be way wrong on all of these. But, if Seattle got the Sonics back and Vegas gets all their expansion teams, that would make 13 cities in the USA and Canada with a team in all 5 pro sports:NFL/CFL; NBA; NHL; MLS; MLB They would be: Seattle; Toronto; Washington DC; Minneapolis; Denver; Dallas; Philly; Boston; Chicago; Miami; Vegas; LA; and NY

MLS needs to promote the Tampa Bay Rowdies

If the NFL were to expand, it would have to be at least 4 teams, and it wouldn't happen anytime soon. As for Toronto getting an NFL team, the Canadian government would pass legislation to keep the NFL out. I don't see Austin getting a team. I think the NFL would try to return to St. Louis or San Diego first. As for the NHL, Gary Bettman hates Canada. I think they'd go for another warm weather city instead. MLS is not in bigger markets like Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and New Orleans. I think they would restructure everything and put in some system of promotion and relegation instead of expansion.

I hope NHL expand to real salt lake

NFL wants the CFL to survive so pro football is played across Canada. Argos have trouble drawing fans to games, but lots of Canadians watch the games on TV (TSN). Even so, if the Argos disappear, could be a death blow to the league. Many years ago, the NFL helped keep the CFL alive by providing needed funding. Also, some CFL players do get tryouts and even make NFL teams after playing a while in the CFL, particularly QBs (Warren Moon, Doug Flutie, Jeff Garcia. etc.).

All I know is that a return to the NAB for Seattle and Vancouver are inevitable.

MLS could go to Louisville, they take advantage of cities without or barely big 4 leagues presence such as Austin , Orlando ( only nba ) Salt Lake City ( only nba ), Columbus ( only NHL ) . Louisville is a good fit for MLS .

If the A’s cannot play in Las Vegas before their new ballpark is built cause they want to avoid playing in a minor league ballpark (located in the Las Vegas suburbs) with no roof & the AAA team is already playing there, I heard rumors that they could play in Sacramento, CA from 2025 season till 2027 (or when their new Las Vegas ballpark is finished). This could be a good testing ground for MLB if Sacramento could be a good candidate for MLB expansion.

The CFL will fight any expansion of the NFL into Canada, and I think the opposition would be too much for the government in Ottawa to ignore. Parliament would step in and prevent this from happening.

Atlanta has had TWO NHL teams that have failed miserably, tuck tail and ran. No way the league would go thru that again

Sorry Depress ginger Austin will not get a nfl teams.Dallas cowboy is team. San Antonio could get third nfl teams if Dallas and Houston approved it.

As more an NFL guy I say when they expand it'll be with an 8 team plan 2 teams at a time keeping the same divisions (Except Dolphins and Colts swap) New Teams Per division NFC NORTH: St. Louis NFC EAST: Austin/San Antonio (I would say Austin) NFC SOUTH: Birmingham NFC WEST: Portland AFC NORTH: Louisville/Columbus (I'd say Louisville though) AFC EAST: Toronto AFC SOUTH: Oklahoma City AFC WEST: San Diego

Honestly Virginia beach also has 2 cities like 25mins away where altogether the metro pop is about 600/700k people. That's a lot for an MLS team that doesn't have to compete with other Top level pro sports in the area.

the chance for the MLS to come to V.B is as high as the chances for the NFL to come to Louisville. I mean it COULD happen, but its a terrible idea.

I live between Austin & San Antonio. Austin has a more corporate money and is a richer city. A stadium just south of Austin near Buda would allow SA fans to also go to games especially if NFL weekend games. NFL London teams would focus home games during soccer international breaks as NFL now does at Tottenheim stadium

Best choices, iny opinion. MLB: Charlotte & Austin NHL: Atlanta & Houston MLS: Raleigh & Tampa NFL: San Diego & St. Louis NBA: Seattle & Louisville

Mls Nba Mlb should give Jacksonville a expansion team

The PAC-12 plays their bball tournament at the T-Mobile Arena. So, it is basketball ready.

Because third times the charm I guess with the nhl in atlanta

Based on history putting an NHL team in Atlanta would be a bad move.

Leagues would be wise to wait a while on relocating teams or expansion. We might be seeing the biggest population shift since the invention of air conditioning in this country. The combination of work from home and online shopping has greatly reduced the need for someone to be in any location.

What about Baltimore?

I don't think MLS goes to Vegas. They would be the last of the 5 to arrive and would probably be an afterthought re. sports fans in Vegas.

I don't see the NFL or NHL expanding within the next 20 years. 32 teams would seem to be the sweet spot as far as league sizes, once you get over that threshold, it gets to be a little unwieldy to manage. (As for the NFL and Austin, they'd be better off moving the Texans to Austin and it wouldn't make much of a difference.) The only NHL move I see happening are the Coyotes moving to Houston, but there's no way you can go past 32 teams. Quebec City has a financial issue (the US/Canadian exchange rate) and a cultural issue (far more Francophone than Montreal, which players have balked about over the years then the Nordiques existed). The only obvious expansion moves would be the NBA adding Vegas and Seattle. If that means moving Minnesota, Memphis or New Orleans to the Eastern Conference (the more I think about it, moving Minnesota to the East makes the most sense long-term). MLS: Vegas already had a stadium site in the western end of the city which would be located at the end of a proposed privately built LA-Vegas high speed rail line, but, yeah, that's a no brainer to me. Indianapolis has a strong USL fanbase, as does Louisville, so I could see one of those two cities getting a second team within the next 3-5 years. But, since Indy already has a soccer specific stadium that could be expandable to accommodate MLS (and the rivalries with Chicago, Columbus and Cincinnati would boost fan interest in that market), I'd go with Indy over Virginia Beach. MLB: Nashville is a no brainer, but that second team is going to be difficult to predict. Portland, San Antonio/Austin, Charlotte seem like non-starters to me. I think that second city might end up being Salt Lake, but it's hard to predict past Nashville.

NHL is definitely talking about Utah in a positive light I think the coyotes should move and have the first opportunity to expand once an arena is built. Utah is ready now for hockey Phoenix isn't. The 5k arena isn't up to NHL standards.

I can tell you in one word why the NFL wouldn’t work in Austin: Longhorns The Texas Longhorns, especially their football team, are such an institution in Austin that I don’t see how the NFL can compete there, especially when their stadium seats over 100,000. The NFL would be much better off in San Antonio, which while it has a big university (UTSA), it’s not as much of an institution as UT Austin, Texas A&M, etc. Plus there’s already the Alamodome, which despite its age, can easily be renovated to attract an expansion team instead of building a whole new multi billion dollar stadium on the outskirts of Austin. I think a better argument could be made for the MLB in Austin instead of the NFL tbh. Hell you could even call them the Austin Outlaws or something along those lines.

MLS would do great in Vegas they could certainly renovate the Cashman Field that the XFL's Vegas Vipers just left. I don't think NFL will compete with the Longhorns that team would have to do VGK numbers and I don't think that is possible.

Pittsburgh has been mentioned in being a NBA destination recently

If Nashville lacked the public funds after the Titans’ stadium is built, could Memphis be an alternate location if they wanted to stay in Tennessee?

I don’t get why nba isn’t up to 38-40 teams KC Pittsburgh newish buildings St. Louis has made improvements Few more teams in Canada Edmonton newish building and if Ottawa senators get a new arena To go with Vegas and Seattle

It would be difficult for the NFL to compete with the years of loyalty with the CFL teams, if they expand to Toronto.

NBA - Seattle or Louisville NHL - Houston or Quebec City MLB - Charlotte or Nashville

NHL for Atlanta? They lost the Flames team to Calgary, and then the Trashers to Winnipeg. Why in the world would it work this time? Same as St Louis and the NFL.

Agree re. Seattle and Vegas as the two expansion NBA franchises to bring the league to 32 teams.

Minor league franchises are professional sports teams.

With MLB I'd go Nashville and Charlotte. NBA I'd go Seattle and Las Vegas.

I hope Nashville gets a smaller retro park.

Atlanta?...Again?

Where are they building a stadium in Austin? All desirable real estate is already spoken for and there’s no imminent domain allowed.

No way no how does Austin get an NFL team. Austin is COWBOYS country. If the NFL expands in Texas, it will be a 2nd (AFC) team in Dallas.

Nfl needs to get back into San Diego and STL

Atlanta has already lost TWO NHL teams, the Flames to Calgary and the Thrashers to Winnipeg. Why would the NHL put yet a 3rd team there when the city didn't support the first two?

No San Diego number two!

NHL: Assuming the Coyotes stay in Arizona...The NHL will not expand next round to 2 East Coast cities. The league is already weighted to the east and wanted more east-west balance. I agree with Quebec as the eastern expansion and I would say Houston, Kansas City or Salt Lake is next. MLB: Assuming Rays stay in Florida...I think Nashville has all of the momentum. Seattle is an isolated market in the league...I think to give them a rival, it's either Portland or Salt Lake here. Austin/San Antonio is undeniably a market to consider too. NBA: Assuming Pelicans stay in the Big Easy. Seattle hands down is next expansion. Adam Silver has implied it. They have a nice arena now and the SuperSonics brand stayed with the city. I think Kansas City or St. Louis is the other. NFL: Agreed it's a no-brainer on Toronto. San Antonio/Austin makes too much sense. Portland is another great choice. A darkhorse is Oklahoma City. A bigger city than most realize and growing. MLS: I don't think MLS would come to Las Vegas with all of the other teams...too much...I doubt it can support. I like the argument for Virginia in either Virginia Beach or Norfolk. The MLS likes their regional rivalry cups so my idea is Sacramento (paired with San Jose), Pittsburgh (paired with Philly) or OKC (paired with Dallas for a different kind of Red River rivalry). Surprised that Phoenix isn't talked about here either. El Paso/Albuquerque is intriguing.

My guess is Atlanta would "NOT" get an NHL team. They've already had two teams move, the Flames and the Thrashers.

I don’t think Toronto will get an NFL team now cause I don’t think the CFL and Buffalo Bills would allow it. Dallas and Houston won’t allow Austin to have a NFL team.

I don’t think Toronto because the cfl is so popular there, also I think St.Louis is a better market

The NHL in Atlanta, because if at first you don't succeed, try again. Then try yet again. I don't see another NFL team going to Texas just because shadow commissioner Jerry Jones doesn't want to give up any more of Texas.

If Nashvile does indeed get an MLB team, PLEZ keep the clever Nashville Sounds name! Same goes for the Kentucky Colonels should big league b-ball come back to the Bluegrass!

Gotta disagree with you on the MLB and NFL ones. San Antonio over Portland makes little sense since their AAA team got demoted to AA due to their facilities not being up to snuff. If they can't support a AAA team with a decent building or fan turn out (they ranked 12th out of 16 for attendance in the PCL, and 5th out of 10 in the TL), what makes you think they'll support an MLB franchise? Portland makes more sense geographically (Seattle's kinda out there by itself, closest teams geographically are Colorado and LA who are over 1000 miles away each)since there's already a rivalry in place due to the MLS (Timbers/Sounders). Factor in that Portland has an ownership group ready to go (just like Nashville), and it makes WAY more sense to hit the rather neglected Pacific Northwest region. If there's ANY league in need of new blood right now, it's MLB. The NFL going to Austin faces a different problem, no stadium. If need be, San Antonio can host an NFL team RIGHT NOW (basically why the city of Jacksonville needs to be careful with the Jaguars stay in likely Orlando for those renovations). While the Alamodome isn't suitable long term, it'd be a decent stopgap while the new building is being constructed. Also factor in that there is quite a bit of political will for an NFL team there, as they've been pushing for one since the 70's, meaning public money for a new stadium would come rather easily. Austin has a bright future, I'm not arguing that, but it's not here yet. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if the MLB starts sniffing around there in 20 years or so, or the NHL in about 10 years. Love the video overall, I just disagree with 2 of your picks.

Las Vegas small city? (10:56) Sin city is bigger than Boston, Portland, Louisville and Detroit. I think LV deserves it all. NFL: Toronto, Austin NHL: Quebec, Kansas city NBA: Seattle, Las Vegas, Louisville (maybe). MLB: Nashville, SA/ATX/Portland MLS: Las Vegas, Virginia Beach (how about Detroit?)

Nashville wont happen anytime soon for the MLB unless the Stadium is Privately funded due to the new Titans Stadium having funding priority

my thoughts, Nashville is a lock to get MLB, and I like San Antonio as well; NBA won't come to Vegas, the market is going to be over-saturated when the A's come, the NBA has a better shot at Virginia Beach

virginia beach dont need no major team there too many poor people no money there

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NBA to Missouri?

How can Atlanta have a expansion NHL team when it has failed in the past

Even though Virginia Beach does have a NPSL team, I think MLS would rather look at a larger market that has an established soccer presence. Vegas is odd because their men’s team is in NPSL, and most of the other failed expansion candidates has at least a USL team. MLS learned from their mistakes with Chivas USA and has been expanding to markets with an established soccer presence

Let's see MLB and MLS and NBA Las Vegas

the nhl isnt going to canada anytime soon with the way the dollar is now. Houston is the move for the NHL

I think he needs to do some research as expanding into Canada is only good for NBA, MLB, and NHL as American football isn't as popular in Canada as the CFL, hence the amount of defunct American teams the CFL has.

So far only MLS expansion is Vegas and Phoenix here.

If the NFL committed to a four team European Expansion, it could work.

I think IF the Coyotes fail in AZ they will move to SD. 16x Indoor soccer champs SD Sockers are building a 7500 seat arena in Oceanside that has suites. Stan Kroenke just bought 90% of the rights to build at the Midway Dist. I could see the Coyotes moving temporarily to the Sockers arena in 2025-27 while the Midway is built. Then Houston and KC get NHL expansions. NFL will not expand till after Jerry Jones is in the ground. Maybe the Chargers return to SD after Dean dies or someone from SD buys them and Chula Vista finally goes through with the MEGA Sports district they want to build by the bay. That was one of the spot Dean wanted but the Gaylord mega resort was delayed till last year when it broke ground.

#2 mlb might be Montreal