The vast majority of Major League Soccer head office staff, including commissioner Don Garber, are taking enforced pay cuts due to the league's shutdown amid the global Covid-19 pandemic
MLS commissioner Garber, majority of league staff taking enforced pay cuts
MLS commissioner Don Garber (Credit: Getty Images)
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