MLS commissioner defends Apple broadcast deal, says critics 'don't get it yet'
Don Garber predicts that top soccer leagues will eventually use a similar TV distribution model to that of MLS.
www.sportspro.comDirect answer: As of now, there isn’t a single definitive “latest” update beyond ongoing coverage of the MLS-Apple deal, with Don Garber repeatedly emphasizing its long-term strategic value and occasional reflections on missteps and future opportunities.
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