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STORY OF THE DAY!
Gold Cup: Six players who could benefit from big summers
by Paul Kennedy on Tuesday, Jun 27, 2017 4:23 AM EDT
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In Bruce Arena's first two World Cup cycles, players like DaMarcus Beasley and Clint Dempsey (still in the mix!) used the pre-World Cup Gold Cup as a stepping stone to solidify spots on the national
team. We've singled out six players on the 2017 Gold Cup team who have a lot to gain from strong tournaments.
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The Gnat's Eyebrow and other VAR stupidities
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