Overview
- The league said Wednesday it will keep its spring-to-fall season through 2030.
- A planned board vote on a flip was pulled from this week’s meetings in Portland.
- Players such as Midge Purce and Trinity Rodman warned about cold-weather games and backup venues, and the union says most players oppose a switch now.
- The collective bargaining agreement requires at least one year’s notice, a joint scheduling group, and an extreme-cold policy for any change.
- Any shift would come no earlier than 2031, giving time to study MLS’s 2027 move and plan facility upgrades.