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Sports TV and radio: Wednesday's 5/8 log (updated Wednesday AM with LSC 48 listings)
5 a.m. Tennis: Madrid Open.--Tennis Ch. 10 a.m. Basketball: 1995: Kecoughtan boys vs. Potomac.--LSC 48 Noon Soccer: MLS: New York at Columbus (d.).--CSN Noon Basketball: Feb. 1995: Bethel girls vs. Kecoughtan.--LSC 48 12:30 p.m. Baseball:...
Tags: Chicago Bulls, Major League Baseball, National Basketball Association, ESPN (tv network), San Antonio Spurs
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Ianni may be big lift for Sounders' defense
The News TribuneIn a Sounders FC season that has been defined by its long injury list, defender Patrick Ianni was the pioneer. Ianni was injured during preseason fitness testing, and he hasn't played one second of this Major League Soccer season. That could change...Tags: Seattle Sounders FC, Sporting Kansas City, Physical Fitness and Exercise, CenturyLink Field, San Jose Earthquakes
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Soccer: Crew seeks creative mix for more goals
The Columbus DispatchOne of the Crew's strengths might be overshadowing a need in another crucial area. After a 1-0 loss on Saturday to the New York Red Bulls, defender Chad Marshall sat by his locker at Crew Stadium and reflected on the outcome. Despite generating at least...Tags: New York Red Bulls, Columbus Crew, FC Dallas
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Orlando scrambles for new soccer-stadium plan
Now that the Legislature has rejected state funding, the backers of the push to build a $110 million soccer stadium in Orlando are frantically searching for a Plan B. But Mayor Buddy Dyer said he's not willing to sacrifice quality. Dyer was reacting...
Tags: Amway Center, Florida Citrus Bowl, Teresa Jacobs, Buddy Dyer
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Fire brass meets with Rogers
Fire owner Andrew Hauptman and top executive Javier Leon met with Robbie Rogers on Tuesday in Los Angeles as part of an effort to convince him to play in Chicago. Rogers confirmed the meeting on Twitter. "Great meeting with the owner and president...
Tags: Los Angeles Galaxy, Columbus Crew, Chicago Fire
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Rapids 2, Crew 0: A failure to finish
The Columbus DispatchRobert Warzycha likes his team. He really does. This Crew team, assembled in his fifth season, is one that he thinks can contend for the MLS Cup. This group has a work ethic and a will to win, he said, that others have not. But what the Crew does not...Tags: Columbus Crew, Bars and Clubs, Colorado Rapids, Dining and Drinking, MLS Cup
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First-teamers to get minutes in Tacoma
The News TribuneMore than $1 million of soccer payroll could be on display at 4 p.m. today when Seattle Sounders FC meets Orlando City SC in a Major League Soccer Reserve League match at Cheney Stadium. The Sounders' roster will be made up mostly of first-team...Tags: Baseball, Seattle Sounders FC, Mother's Day, Sporting Kansas City
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United performance is clearly too much for Westchester
Reading Eagle, Pa.A dense, obscuring fog descended upon Don Thomas Stadium to start Saturday night's second half. It was so thick that Reading United A.C.'s Mario Pinto Neto said he "couldn't even see the ball" when he scored the last of his three goals in United's 8-0...Tags: Philadelphia Union
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Fire focused on Union as Rogers saga drags on
As the Robbie Rogers saga continued to unfold in Los Angeles, the team he might — or might not — play for was too busy to give it more than a passing glance this week. The Fire instead have focused on Saturday's match against the...
Tags: Philadelphia Union, Bakary Soumare, Los Angeles Galaxy, Patrick Nyarko, Chicago Fire
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Fire let one get away
The Fire had plenty of chances on Saturday but the visiting Union got the big break. Jack McInerney, Major League Soccer's leading scorer, collected his seventh goal of the season on a partially deflected slow roller to lead the Union to a 1-0 victory...
Tags: Gonzalo Segares, Chris Rolfe, Unions, Patrick Nyarko
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How life (and death) change Egyptian soccer and its American coach
Bob Bradley wasn't looking for an adventure as much as he was looking for a job after being fired as coach of the U.S. soccer team two years ago. But in Egypt he found both. When Bradley arrived in the fall of 2011 to take over Egypt's national soccer...
Tags: The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, FIFA World Cup, Arab Spring, Suez Canal
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Against Houston, Sporting needs no additional inspiration
The Kansas City StarSporting Kansas City will try today to boldly go where no visiting MLS team has been able to go -- the win column at BBVA Compass Stadium in Houston. Dating back to the Dynamo's days playing at the University of Houston's Robertson Stadium, coach...Tags: Sporting Kansas City, D.C. United, New York Red Bulls, Los Angeles Galaxy, Houston Dynamo
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