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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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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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Before hitting the field themselves, Blast players have been running camps in the community this summer. “I love working with kids because they look at you and they say, ‘I want to be like you one day,'” Blast midfielder Jonatas Melo said.
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With the Blast unable to play during the 2021 MASL season, three veterans were loaned out to other teams that were playing. For Adriano Dos Santos, the experience was draining but fun.
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The Blast recently announced the team will take the field in November after missing out on the MASL’s shortened 2021 season. GM Gianni Tumminello and HC David Bascome explain how they’re preparing to get back on the field.
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In his new role as head coach of the Baltimore Blast, David Bascome says he looks forward to continuing the team’s legacy of being a pillar in the community and bringing people together, fans and players alike.
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The Baltimore Blast will induct three new members into its Hall of Fame at halftime Feb. 29: Lee Tschantret, David Bascome and Marty McGinty.
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