Welcome to Allocation Disorder. I am Sam Staskell, joined as always by Paul Tenorio. I was out on vacation last week, sort of,

and we did not record an episode, and the MLS world sort of blew up on us. Real Salt Lake

owner, Deloy Hanson will no longer be Real Salt Lake owner Deloy Hanson before too long. He announced on Sunday that he is going to sell the team, along with the NWSL's Utah

Royals and the USL's Real Monarchs, which he also owns in the wake of Paul, a report that

he put together on Thursday following comments he made on Thursday morning on a radio station he owns in Salt

Lake City following a boycott, or not a boycott.

I really don't like that word in regards to this, but a decision by MLS players to not

playing games on Wednesday night in the wake of the shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and the protests around that.

So a lot happened.

We'll run it down.

I think the opportune place to start is with what happened on Wednesday.

And there were initially six games scheduled.

One ended up taking place between Orlando and Nashville.

That was the first game scheduled, and the players couldn't get it quite over the line in time to get that one postponed.

But the remaining games, including a game in Salt Lake City, the players decided not to play.

The game in Salt Lake City was set to welcome fans to Rio Tinto Stadium between RSL and L.A.F.C.

Fans were in the stadium. They had driven long distances.

They had bought tickets.

And they did not have a game to go watch because the players decided to not play in protest of everything going on in our country in regarding racial

injustice and inequality. And R.S. owner Deloy Hansen got upset about that. And he went on

his own radio station, one of several that he owns in Salt Lake, on Thursday morning, and expressed

that he was upset.

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