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Men's 'B' League Grows Out of Seattle

 

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One rumor has generated quite a bit of controversy about whether or not the 'B' League and 'A' League should join together, or remain separate.  For several years now, there has been a cultural and philosophical difference between the 'A' league and the 'B' league.  Some may state, this difference is a level of play, a difference in attitude about the game, or a difference in the way the game is played.  In my mind, at least, the differences appear blurry.  While the 'A' League has decidedly had its challenges with stabilizing the league at 6 teams, the 'B' league has grown by comparison.

 

In Fact, the B league has not agreed to any structural changes that would promote a team up to the A division on an annual basis.  Rather, the B league is now adding a quarter final round this year and holding their championships in Portland, the second weekend in June.

 

The B league is expecting to field 9 - 10 teams in the 2006 season.  Discussions with a new Bainbridge Team, Vashon Island team, and a Salem Oregon Team are already underway.

 

Meanwhile, the A league is fielding a fourth Seattle team to make six total. Perhaps it is the other way around, perhaps the A league should take the lead of the B league.  In reality, perhaps it should be one big league with everyone playing everyone else using a divisional structure.  More competition is better competition!