Major League Lacrosse
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- Most championships
- Chesapeake Bayhawks (5)
Reader's Guide
Major League Lacrosse was significant as the first professional outdoor field lacrosse league in the United States, providing a post-collegiate platform for top players.
Did You Know?
- The Chesapeake Bayhawks won five Steinfeld Cup trophies, the most in MLL history.
- The Denver Outlaws were owned by the Pat Bowlen family and the Denver Broncos.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Major League Lacrosse?
Major League Lacrosse is a professional field lacrosse league built around a summertime regular season of ten to sixteen games, capped by a four-team playoff bracket.
Who founded Major League Lacrosse?
The league was founded by Jake Steinfeld, and the championship trophy awarded to the playoff winner carries his name in his honor.
How long is the Major League Lacrosse regular season?
Teams play between ten and sixteen games over the summer before the top four advance to a playoff for the Steinfeld Trophy.
Which team has won the most Major League Lacrosse championships?
The Chesapeake Bayhawks hold the all-time record with five league titles.
What is the Steinfeld Trophy?
It is the championship award presented to the playoff winner, named after league founder Jake Steinfeld.
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