Question

Congratulations on your new job in the Major League Lacrosse (MLL) front office. The league currently has 8 teams in the US and Canada, located mainly on the East Coast. This budding league is busy trying to find a team west of the Mississippi to help the Denver Outlaws find a rival. They could move a current team west or they could add an additional team. (d.) Some of the teams have talked about disbanding the league and just operating as independent teams. How can you convince them that leagues are important? Give 3 examples of things that individual owners CANNOT do by themselves, but leagues can accomplish? Name 3 things owners COULD do, but they do better as a league?

Answer 1

Team:

A team is a group of people and has importantly the same objectives, and goals and the team leader manages the team and should have the team spirit to play the game against the opposite side. The competition between the units should be healthy.

In the above example, the movement of the current team to the west or adding some groups in the league might be a bad idea.

The difference in playing strategies and communication style of teams due to belongings from the east and west coast The problems can come between the groups the difference in locations. Cultural diversity is also the reason as the rival teams are of different cultures. They can bring some constructive thoughts while playing in the group and Cost can also become high as the new units will be added and the more facilities & equipment have to provide to the team.

Why would some owners think this is a good idea?

Some owners may think the above idea is good because of:

The innovation of different teams.
The enhancement of performance in teams as when new rival teams come and increase in efforts by the organizations when new competitor teams come.