All posts tagged "NWSL Expansion"
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News
/ 3 weeks agoDenver officially awarded 2026 NWSL expansion team: What you need to know
Where will Denver's NWSL team play in 2026? Who is Rob Cohen? What will the team's name be? Here's what you...
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/ 3 weeks ago‘No reason’ NWSL can’t expand to 30 teams: Commissioner Jessica Berman
National Women’s Soccer League commissioner Jessica Berman said she foresees a day with 30 teams in the competition. When that day...
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/ 3 weeks agoRob Cohen writes the next chapter of Denver sports with NWSL expansion franchise
2026 NWSL expansion team owner chats with EQZ about why he invested, and his plans for the team
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Analysis
/ 2 months agoWhy the NWSL’s 2026 expansion push should (but won’t) wait
Two years after winning an expansion bid, Boston's proposed stadium is at risk. Two other prospective teams need to build venues....
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/ 11 months agoHow the NWSL increased its growth for the 2024 season
Twelve years ago, the National Women’s Soccer League debuted with a match between FC Kansas City and Portland Thorns FC at...
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/ 12 months agoGoing global: Why are NWSL rosters becoming more international?
Once upon time, the most common way to build a National Women’s Soccer League roster was by building through the College...
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/ 1 year agoSights and sounds from an NWSL Draft glowing with hope and growth
Top picks reflect the increasing youth movement across the sport
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Analysis
/ 1 year agoThe Equalizer’s Top Stories of 2023
Between the Women’s World Cup, the 11th National Women’s Soccer League season and the hundreds of other storylines we followed this...
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/ 1 year agoWhy NWSL free agency has been so quiet, and why that’s about to change
The expansion draft is its own problem, but the league has long-term issue to sort out about free agent timelines in...
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/ 1 year agoEveryone hates the NWSL Expansion Draft. Will the league find a better solution before 2026?
Just about everyone hates the National Women’s Soccer League Expansion Draft. Teams obviously dread it, because some new, shiny object has...