Tuesday, April 23, 2024

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Eric Fisher of SportBusiness discusses North American World Cup bid and how Baltimore might kick in

Eric Fisher of SportBusiness discusses North American World Cup bid and how Baltimore might kick in

Grant Wahl: Baltimore still has stiff competition with many U.S. city bids before World Cup 2026 becomes a charm

Legendary soccer writer Grant Wahl brings realities of World Cup 2026 Baltimore bid into clear focus

Bringing the Baltimore World Cup 2026 dual bid into focus from the Washington side

Steven Goff of The Washington Post fills Nestor in on how The District needs Baltimore for World Cup 2026 host bid

How did Baltimore ever find a serious path into this World Cup 2026 bid?

Eric Fisher of SportBusiness discusses North American World Cup bid and how Baltimore might kick in

What’s the big deal about a World Cup bid for Baltimore?

There are plenty of massive sports fans in Baltimore who don't identify with or follow soccer who could still get behind a few games on the world stage in 2026 if our city can pull off the coup of landing a precious American bid.

Am I wrong to not cry over U.S. Soccer women’s loss to Japan?

Well, it took me about 5 minutes but I got over the loss of the U.S. Soccer women's team on Sunday afternoon live from Frankfurt, Germany. It sucked. They shoulda, coulda, woulda won -- but in the end, it...

Birds and turds and Sunday musing…

Where are my U.S. Soccer fans? Who was watching the game last night? If you’re among the many who would say, “What, there was a soccer game last night?” it's time to awaken to World Cup season. Yep, Uncle Sam's...
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Sneed makes case for Baltimore City Council President seat

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A Walkoff Wednesday for Orioles works well before roadtrip

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