I've renamed the thread since I didn't want to start a new one.
Looks like Miami will be the 24th team and MLS is looking to expand to 28.
24 is fine for now. There's no must have market out there.
28 maybe 10 years down the road makes sense. 28 right now would just be over-expansion without the domestic player pool to support it. I was hoping Miami would fail so that (among many other reasons) Sacramento might get the last spot, but we should stop there and integrate the teams a bit.
Also would be nice if they would focus on bringing up NASL or USL teams with support rather than creating shit out of thin air with no fanbase (looking at you NYCFC, Miami, Atlanta, etc.). And then focus on markets that aren't diluted by having 3-4 other pro teams...figure something out in Vegas, go get Cincinnati (billionaire owner wants a team) with just 2 pro teams, that sort of thing. Fighting for Detroit and other markets that are probably over-invested in pro sports doesn't make as much sense as being the only or one of 1 or 2 other games in town. There's a reason some of the best MLS markets are Portland, Columbus, Orlando, Salt Lake City, even Kansas City with no NBA or NHL. Sacramento fits that model to a T.