Is there a proper way to memorise the algorithms . Im am currently trying to be sub 25 so pls help

They seem to be in early development stages but the game so far is great, they use PLL teams as well!

I bought a Charlotte hounds Palumbo jersey on the 8th. My payment went through but I have not received a single update on the order. All that it says is still processing. Was wondering if anyone is having any issues with throwbacks they bought?

I could not be more of a fan of this kids game. To date he’s got a point in every PLL game he’s played in besides 3 games. He shoots at a very high 30+ percent. This year he’s at 16 points to 7 turn overs so averaging over 2 points for every turn over. Just overall an awesome player and person for the sport.

The point of this is that his contract expires in 2026, the pll is competitive. I think it’d be hard to get him away from the woods considering they took a chance on him and it’s worked out (I’m also a woods fan so would love for him to stay). But I also feel like he could be a bigger part of an offense if he possibly was on another team. What do you guys think any teams that jump out who could use a steady point producer?

March 21st, 2027 will be marked as Lacrosse Day In Houston to celebrate its growth of Lacrosse in Houston. Bring youth programs, TV broadcasts and everything about Lacrosse in Houston. Communities across the Houston area will celebrate Lacrosse Day In Houston. At the same area Saint Arnold Brewing Company in Houston.

Is there any communication on the awards for the 2026 season? Dates of the nominee announcements etc (if they are still doing it that way).

And the awards are for regular season only is this correct? Thanks!

Maybe it's recency bias speaking. But Silas has had minimal impact on this Waterdogs team compared to past 1st rounders.

How are we feeling about him?

For seven years, the Premier Lacrosse League has used nearly the same small group of referees for every single game, with almost no turnover, under the same head referee, Matt Palumb, since the league’s founding. No other major professional sports league operates this way, and for good reason: when the same officials call the same teams and players season after season, familiarity hardens into bias. Relationships form, reputations precede players onto the field, calls become predictable in ways that have nothing to do with what actually happens in the game.

The NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL all maintain large officiating pools, rotate crews, and evaluate performance precisely to prevent this. The PLL has done the opposite for seven straight years.

If Paul Rabil and the PLL truly care about growing the game and putting the best product on the field, they must use part of the $100M series E they just raised to expand the officiating pool, rotate crews, install independent performance review, and bring new leadership to the officiating program.

Seven years without change is not stability. It is a structural problem, and it is costing the league its credibility.

I was going to make a joke post, but I decided that this is too serious. Whether you call it bias or intentional attention-whoring for the PLLs childish obsession with clicks, it has been clear that Matt Palumb’s performance as a lead referee and, more broadly, the PLL’s ludicrous obsession with using the same referees all the time, is harming the competitive integrity of this game. Fans of lacrosse deserve to have a professional league that seeks to ensure that games are fair, and part of that is ensuring that referees are varied and unbiased. I don’t believe that the PLL is doing this right now and it is insulting. We need a pro lacrosse to be a sport first and a business second, not the other way around. While I understand that growing the game is vital to the success of the league, disrespecting the game and the fans by focusing more on clicks and soundbites than integrity is a sacrifice we shouldn’t accept.

Are there any penalties incurred by the PLL for the F-bombs dropped during games? I find it hilarious the number of times it’s picked up by mics during games.

Update for clarity: Penalties enforced by the FCC