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Major League Lacrosse agrees to PLL merger to help the sport maintain growth

Major League Lacrosse is effectively shutting down after 20 years with the PLL merger (Credit: Getty Images)

MLL commissioner Sandy Brown tells SportBusiness why he believes that "clear heads prevailed" in the unification of outdoor lacrosse in the States.

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