Paul Rabil, shown here in 2018, has retired from lacrosse as a player. But he is not retiring from ... [+] the business of promoting and growing the sport of lacrosse. Rabil, a midfielder considered one of the greatest players in the history of the sport, announced his retirement Tuesday on that same field. And something that I've always dreamed about is—half the battle of (playing) lacrosse is—what if lacrosse goals were everywhere on fields across the country? Mike Rabil, the PLL’s CEO, recently tweeted that the championship game will be the highest-attended game in PLL history.

Source: Forbes September 17, 2021 20:03 UTC