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MLS commissioner isn’t raising salary cap after ‘most successful season’

COLUMBUS, Ohio. —

MLS commissioner Don Garber gave his annual state of the league address Friday. And the state of the league is so good, Garber said he anticipates no major initiatives will be adopted for the coming season.

No news is big news for a league whose only constant has been change through its first 28 seasons. But then Garber has reason to embrace the status quo.

With Saturday’s sold-out MLS Cup final between LAFC and the Columbus Crew, overall attendance this season will approach a record 12 million, including the league-high 82,110 that showed up at the Rose Bowl on July 4 to see the Galaxy beat LAFC.