Baltimore Sports. Period
Soccer returned to M&T Bank Stadium for the first time in seven years last year, but there hasn’t been and won’t be a repeat performance this summer. The Baltimore Business Journal explains why.
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Former Maryland star Dayne St. Clair has seized his opportunity as the No. 1 goalkeeper for Minnesota United FC, but he had to take on some challenges first. “I’ve always chosen to rise in those situations because you have nothing to lose,” he said.
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After a four-year drought, the Baltimore Blast will once again compete for a Major Arena Soccer League championship, facing Chihuahua Savage in a best-of-three series starting April 27.
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It had always been journeyman defender Patrick Thompson’s dream to play for the Baltimore Blast, and it became a reality during the 2022-23 season after recovering from a torn ACL.
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The Blast went 5-2 to close out the regular season, despite William Vanzela missing the last three games. “It’s one game at a time, one series at a time,” Vanzela said of the team’s playoff mindset. “How do you get out of that series and move on to whoever we play next.”
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Stan “The Fan” Charles talks with Baltimore Blast GM Gianni Tumminello about the team’s upcoming Hall of Fame inductions, the support from fans and more.
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“He’s got this fun, bubbly vibe,” Blast head coach David Bascome said of newcomer Ricardinho Sobreira. “… And as a coach, I just have to shake my head out of being glad I got a chance to bring him into the family.”
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with UMBC men’s soccer’s Anthony Adams about taking over the head coaching job, his vision for the future of the program and continuing Pete Caringi’s legacy.
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Baltimore Blast goalkeeper William Vanzela is just the second keeper in MASL history to win 100 games, and throughout his career he’s been sharing his knowledge with the team’s backup keepers, including the latest — former UMBC keeper Quantrell Jones.
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New UMBC men’s soccer head coach Anthony Adams hopes to continue and build on Pete Caringi’s legacy. “As I told my players, we are not going to reinvent the wheel,” Adams said. “The culture is here, the tradition is here.”
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