Beau Dure reports that Abby Wambach will spend the rest of the Women's Professional Soccer season as player-coach for magicJack, whose roster includes her Women's World Cup teammates Shannon Boxx, Megan Rapinoe and Hope Solo.

Wambach will need to soothe whatever conflicts remain in the wake of a grievance filed July 8 by the WPS Players Union after complaints surfaced from current and former magicJack players. That grievance prompted the league on July 14 to ban owner and sometimes coach Dan Borislow from the sideline for the rest of the year.

Among the accusations in the grievance, Borislow allegedly sent emails to his players that "demonstrate his practice of bullying and threatening players, and his creation of a hostile, oppressive, and intimidating work environment which adversely affects players' ability [to] perform."

Borislow said, "You can ask the players with character and heart if they think it's true. Or you can believe a player who does not belong in the league who was only there because the league decided to have amateurs play while the [national team] was away."

After original coach Mike Lyons was reassigned three games into the season, magicJack rotated several people in the position, including Christie Rampone, former Palm Beach Atlantic University player Richard Bone and Borislow. But this week, Borislow said Wambach would be in charge for the team's seven remaining games and playoffs.