When MLS announced in March that it would add a team in Minnesota, the assumption was the team would play in Minneapolis — specifically on an industrial site near the Minneapolis Farmers Market –but it quickly discovered the power of stadium fatigue, which political forces used to stall a Minneapolis deal.
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