Baltimore Sports. Period
Baltimore native Antonio Freeman had a successful nine-year NFL career, mostly with the Packers. And now his son Alex is playing for the U.S. in the World Cup. “I’m glad as a parent I was just able to let the process run itself and allow him to live out his dream,” Antonio Freeman said.
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Brooks DuBose chats about what to expect from the U.S. in the World Cup, what teams have a chance to win it all and more.
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Former USMNT member and Baltimore soccer legend Santino Quaranta shares his take on the United States men’s national soccer team’s elimination from the Copa América and what’s next as he looks ahead to the 2026 World Cup.
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Glenn Clark says it’s devastating that Baltimore won’t be hosting matches in the 2026 World Cup, but he’s choosing to channel his energy toward the events that have chosen our city, and he hopes the support we show them will help draw more world-class events to Baltimore in future years.
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Baltimore-Maryland 2026 World Cup president Terry Hasseltine said his group would be receptive to a joint bid with Washington if approached by FIFA and U.S. Soccer, but he stresses that his group is still focused on Baltimore’s individual bid to bring matches to Charm City.
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Glenn Clark offers five hopes for the local sports scene in 2022, featuring Adley Rutschman, Ronnie Stanley and more.
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From the Baltimore Business Journal: After FIFA officials see Baltimore at its best, can the city secure 2026 World Cup matches?
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