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by Mike Woitalla on Apr 28, 5:34 PM
Following up on a unique playing career with a historic coaching appointment.
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by Paul Kennedy on Apr 28, 5:26 PM
Swede Pia Sundhage was hired to shake up a boring and predictable U.S. women's national team, and she has certainly done that. The USA rolled through its first three tournaments and has qualified for the Olympic finals.
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by Mike Woitalla on Apr 28, 5:11 PM
What will the effect be on U.S. soccer as young Mexican-Americans continue to find opportunities south of the border?
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by Ridge Mahoney on Apr 28, 3:41 PM
The oldest MLS player is also one of its best goalkeeers. Houston owes much of the credit for its 2006 and 2007 championships to veteran Pat Onstad.
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by Ridge Mahoney on Apr 28, 3:03 PM
Juan Carlos Toja burst upon MLS with a rock-star image, but as teammates and opponents quickly discovered, he's a quintessential mix of work rate and wonderful skills.
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by Mike Woitalla on Apr 28, 2:44 PM
Soccer shed its reputation as a foreign sport thanks to the youth participation boom that started in the 1970s, but new waves of immigrants continue to enrich the game.
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by Ridge Mahoney on Apr 25, 5:31 PM
Since 2004, Los Angeles has burned through Sigi Schmid, Steve Sampson and Frank Yallop as head coaches. For 2008, it has gone international with the hiring of former Dutch superstar Ruud Gullit.
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by Ridge Mahoney on Apr 1, 6:09 PM
Longtime play-by-play man JP Dellacamera goes full-time with MLS and U.S. Soccer
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by Ridge Mahoney, Mike Woitalla on Apr 1, 6:02 PM
Western Conference
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by Ridge Mahoney, Mike Woitalla on Apr 1, 5:42 PM
Eastern Conference
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by Ridge Mahoney on Apr 1, 4:30 PM
A steady stream of encouraging developments marked the latest MLS offseason.
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by Mike Woitalla on Apr 1, 3:27 PM
MLS expansion challenges American youth soccer to produce exceptional players at a higher rate.