Major League Soccer is still focused on playing an entire 34-game season once the league has been given the green light to resume, MLS Commissioner Don Garber said on ESPN’s “Get Up” Tuesday morning.
Joining host Mike Greenberg, Garber said the decision last year to move up the end of the season and hold MLS Cup in early November (as opposed to early December), works in the league’s favor during the current postponement.
“Our intent is to play as many games as we possibly can,” Garber said. “That means moving our regular season later into November, it means moving the MLS Cup back to mid-December and we’ve had that for many, many years.