[WPS] It was something few thought possible: maverick Dan Borislow, owner of magicJack with women’s soccer superstarsAbby Wambach and Hope Solo, not to mention rising national team star MeganRapinoe and captain Christie Rampone, made peace with Women’s Professional Soccer. MagicJack, kicked out of the league following the 2011 season, won’treturn to WPS in 2012, but it will continue as a barnstorming team with the five remaining WPS teams as its opponents. In return for the deal, Borislow agreed to put a stop to his lawsuit in theFlorida courts against those he termed “infidels.”

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