Paul Tenorio
speaker
438 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 21 Jul
Paul Tenorio’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Local business.
They do quite well in their markets.
Obviously, it depends on the market, but they sell out their stadiums.
They sell the suites.
They have the commercial deals locally.
They do quite well there, but they need to go from being they need to convert from being a local product, a strong local product to a national product.
And in order to do that, it's driven, as he notes, by broadcast revenue.
And MLS has a deal with Apple TV.
It's been a mixed bag because they started behind a paywall, which was an awful idea, frankly, to grow audience.
And they've since come out from that paywall and the numbers are doing better.
But the problem is on display there, which is you can get Portland fans to watch Portland Timbers games.
But you can't really get Portland fans to tune into New York against DC United.
And then beyond that, you can't get the casual sports fan to turn on the TV and watch Portland against L.A., which is one of the better markets, better, better matchups.
So how do you do that?
And that's the big question.
And he alludes to the idea of we've learned now that in America, stars resonate.
We've known that we saw it in this World Cup as well.
And so for a long time, MLS kind of pushed away from the stars and said, we don't want to have this retirement league moniker, even though it's only a handful of older star players coming and they've been signing all these young players.
It creates this narrative.
They care less about that now, as they should, right?
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