Major League Lacrosse
(MLL) is a Professional lacrosse league founded in 1999 in the United
States that showcases the world's best players. The season consists of
56 games running from April to August. MLL uses standard lacrosse rules
with several exceptions, such as a 16-yard 2-point line and a 60-second
shot clock. Regular season play began in 2001 with 6 teams, with plans to expand to 19 teams. The MLL currently has 8 teams: Boston, Annapolis, New York City, Rochester, Denver, Columbus, Charlotte, and Palm Beach County (formerly Hamilton).