Tag Archives: sports fans

Free Speech and the MLS Fan: The Revolution’s Situation

Posted on June 22, 2011 by Robert Hay

As MLS fans, we often fail to realize how lucky we are that our clubs offer us a wide variety of fan experiences.  If we are attending a game with a soccer newcomer or our kids, we can sit in … Continue reading →

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Michael Jackson’s death, Interleague baseball and the Confederations Cup

Posted on June 28, 2009 by Mitch Howard

Today is the last day of Interleague baseball for this season of MLB.  It ends coincidentally on the same day as the final of the Confederation Cup.  As great as the Confederation Cup has been for Soccer, Interleague play has given … Continue reading →

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Americanizing Soccer for the U.S. Sports Fan pt. 2

Posted on September 29, 2008 by Mitch Howard

In order for Soccer to make it to the U.S. sports fan’s main menu, it must play a schedule that has both sense and purpose.  An American professional soccer league must begin play every year 1-2 weeks before the Major League baseball season begins … Continue reading →

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Americanizing Soccer for the U.S. Sports Fan pt. 1

Posted on September 22, 2008 by Mitch Howard

In order for Soccer to find the success it seeks in the U.S., it must make changes to the traditional rules without changing the integrity of the sport.  Soccer can be that viable alternative for sports fans in the U.S. … Continue reading →

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