>drafts >salary caps

I agree, the Australian Football League has some pretty socialistic institutions

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>>76119298
>trading human beings without their permission

do americans sports fans also vote for bernie sanders?

>>76119298
>>76120289
>It's to protect the small market teams
>Let's rams and chargers move to LA and raiders move to Vegas
>Over stadium beef
BASEketBall when?

reminder that the NFL has more parity than any soccer league because of things like that

>>76120427

Why would you want that, though?

This isn't the Kindergarden Sunday League where "everyone's a winner!". It's Survival of the Fittest.

>>76120427
>Patriotswinlol
>GoldenStatewinslol

>>76120427
the NFL only has parity because their playoffs are one-off game and surprises and upsets happen that way. You're deluding yourself if you think the communist system behind has anything to do

>>76120441
>thinking the Patriots or GSW compare to the Bayernliga, Juvewinslol, or any of those shit tier leagues where 2 or 3 teams have won 90% of the championships ever

Shame on you, New Zealand

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>club not owned by the players

>>76120427
*because of playoffs

>>76120508
>club
>not franchise

absolutely plebeian, amateur tier

>>76120427
>NFL

Thats not really why. The randomness of injuries, off field activities such as drug suspensions, uneven game schedules, a bizarre league structure and a the least 3 games being straight knock out cup competion all contribute to that.

Even just the fact the end of the season is a one game knock out cup is enough to create parity. Look at the Champions League or the FA Cup for example, they have 'parity'.

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>when the club turns a profit