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Longtime Blast goalkeeper William Vanzela, who recently completed his ninth season with Baltimore, says he wants to continue playing as long as his body allows him to compete at a high level.
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Baltimore Blast veteran Lucas Roque enjoyed the best season of his career in 2021-22, and according to Roque, the reason is simple. “The team. It’s always the team. They are there to make me better.”
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After a trade brought him back to Baltimore in March, Vini Dantas has fit right in with the Blast and is looking forward to the team’s postseason matchup against Chihuahua. “As soon as the playoffs start, it’s kind of like, ‘OK, enough playing around. Let’s do what we’ve got to do,'” Dantas said.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with Baltimore Blast head coach David Bascome about how the team is doing this season and his new book, “Red Card.”
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Kenny Cooper recently returned to Baltimore as the Blast celebrated four decades of indoor soccer in Baltimore. “I was overwhelmed with the love from the players and love from the fans,” Cooper said.
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Since his days with the Maryland men’s soccer team, Jereme Raley has offered versatility as a player. That remains the case with the Baltimore Blast, and Raley continues to grow his game even as a veteran defender with the club.
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With its star keeper recovering from a concussion, the Baltimore Blast has called on backup goalkeeper Mike Zierhoffer, a graduate of Broadneck High School and a highway design engineer at RK&K, to fill in as the team passes the midway point of the season.
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Keegan Kelly, the son of former Baltimore Blast coach Danny Kelly, signed with the Blast shortly before the COVID-19 shutdown. Nearly two years later, he’s finally starting his indoor soccer career with his dad’s old team.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles talks with Baltimore Blast owner Ed Hale about navigating the team through the pandemic, what’s new this season and more.
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Max Ferdinand played for the Baltimore Blast from 2009-2015, and now he’s back after signing a three-year deal with the team. “It feels like home. It’s where everything started,” Ferdinand said. “I am excited to be back.”
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