The cell provider landscape is continuing to shrink, and AT&T and Verizon have made every attempt to squeeze out the competition. However, T-Mobile seeks to gain traction and this could be the year… if the courts allow it. A mighty fine year is in store for T-Mobile if they successfully convince a federal judge to approve their merger with Sprint (the only cell provider projecting stock losses). At the end of 2019 the outlook was 50/50, but many analysts still project a 5.2% rise in T-Mobile’s sales to $47.3 billion in 2020. Should the merger be nixed, T-Mobile’s 5G plans could falter. But pundits believe a merger is likely and the benefits could make 2020 a good kick off to the decade and help T-Mobile give AT&T and Verizon a run for their money.