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We are a month away from U.S. men's national team coach Bob Bradley calling the first camp of
the year, and the MLS-heavy camp should feature some new faces who have played their way onto the
radar.
I touched on the subject in my Friday ESPN.
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The World Cup is just six months away and with serious
injuries and the inclusion of some new faces shaking things up on the U.S. national team, it is
getting a bit tougher to project just which 23 players will be on the team when it heads to South
Africa.
Seven months. A mere seven months until the entire world will put aside their differences, forget
(at least somewhat) about wars, economies, and politics, and focus squarely on South Africa. For
soccer aficionados worldwide, seven months is... Read more
If you haven't yet done our year-end quiz, stop by this post and make your guesses. (And you now
have my permission to use google.) I know I've made a quiz a bit too easy when I don't have to look
up my own answers. This one was a little too easy. Even [...]
January brings American Idol auditions, and the U.S. men's national team is doing pretty
much the same thing.
Mostly MLS, of course, with a few Scandinavia-based players as well. Notice that Stuart Holden
isn't there -- resting or anticipating a move overseas? Also no Brian Ching.
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The World Cup is just six months away and with serious
injuries and the inclusion of some new faces shaking things up on the U.S. national team, it is
getting a bit tougher to project just which 23 players will be on the team when it heads to South
Africa.
STARTERS
Here is video of the interview that ESPN's Jeremy Schaap did with Charlie Davies. Thanks to
Sundust17 for posting this, and Graham for sending us the link.
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AND THEN TONIGHT - Brian Ching & Stuart Holden talk with Charlie Davies on The Orange Slice at
8-9pm Central on 1560thegame.
Seattle Sounders CEO Tod Leiweke has been honored by the Puget Sound Business Journal as the
Business Executive of the Year. Leiweke was recognized largely for his work in bringing MLS to
Seattle and for the explosion of interest in the Sounders and MLS. As the Puget Sound Business
Journal is not a sports publication, this represents important mainstream recognition of the
Sounders' success.
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We are a month away from U.S. men's national team coach Bob Bradley calling the first camp of
the year, and the MLS-heavy camp should feature some new faces who have played their way onto the
radar.
I touched on the subject in my Friday ESPN.
I was reading a piece on the Kansas City Wizards 2009 season and this line jumped out at
me.
When your top scorer only scores 11 goals, you most likely will have trouble.Being a numbers person, that led me to look up MLS's top scorers for 2009(no, I don't have that
stuff memorized).
