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ASN Morning Read: This Explains Solo's Suspension
It turns out Hope Solo's husband got his DUI in a van rented by U.S. Soccer earlier this week; MLS labor negotiations are still crawling with the two sides very far apart; Darlington Nagbe eligible in September?
BY
Jesse Yomtov
Posted
January 23, 2015
8:03 AM
Hope Solo's husband Jerramy Stevens was driving a van rented by U.S. Soccer during his DUI arrest earlier this week. USA TODAY Sports: "While they're at camp, U.S. Soccer rents 10 vans to transport players to and from training. When the vans aren't needed for official transportation, players can use them to go out for dinner or elsewhere."
The start of the MLS season could be in jeopardy as the two sides remain pretty far apart in labor negotiations.
What's your take on the upcoming season?
Timbers owner Merritt Paulson: “Darlington Nagbe is going to be likely eligible for the national team this September." O RLY?
Head back to the ASN home page to vote on who should be the team's captain at the 2018 World Cup.
Brad Guzan chatted with ESPN FC about taking over as the United States’ No. 1, his earliest soccer memories and some other things. Worth a read.
Leander Schaerlaeckens says free agency is an absolute necessity if MLS wants to meet its lofty goals.
You want Jozy Altidore being interviewed by Alejandro Moreno? You got it.
Wil Trapp checks in from January camp.
