Agree. Sprint needs B41 and B13 in each site,  plus more spectrum in B25

A spectrum squatter owns the 800 MHz spectrum in PR / VI. 

Which is why it is good that Sprint reached this deal on Band 13 (700Mhz). The timing of the hurricanes occurred before Sprint decided to put band 41 on every tower.  Being now run by the joint venture, the Sprint sites in Puerto Rico may no longer fall under this edict and instead operate more like Shentel.  A quick search of ED and BR licenses indicates that Sprint has enough for 20+20+15 over the entire island and then some.  Virgin Islands appears to be not so lucky.

To be fair, I would say that PR has very very limited B41 coverage. In my experience visiting multiple cities and towns in the island, so far I have seen only 5 cities with B41 (I know there are a few more but there are not that many). Mayagüez (limited areas), Yauco, Ponce (limited areas), San Juan, Canovanas (limited areas). Is not like the entire island is blanketed in B41. By the way, it seems there is no B26 in PR or at least, I haven't seen it. Most of the time it's congested B25.

well hey its better then verizon having that band 13 !