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Jonathan Tannenwald

Jonathan Tannenwald

Soccer Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Recent Articles

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Three of the USWNT’s biggest stars will miss the last games of the year

Sophia Smith, Trinity Rodman, and Mallory Swanson — the “Triple Espresso” forward line that starred at the Olympics — have been allowed to rest and deal with injuries picked up in a long year.
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Union fire longtime manager Jim Curtin

The Oreland native's 10 years in charge made him the longest-tenured manager by far in Union history, and the second-longest-tenured in Major League Soccer through last season.
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For all the talk of WNBA expansion to Philly, the league is still v...

“I’ve said Philly is on the list, and Philly is on the list,” commissioner Cathy Engelbert said at the WNBA Finals. But she dodged a question about whether the 76ers have officially bid for a team.
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Philadelphia to host 2027 NCAA women’s basketball tournament region...

It will be the first time Philadelphia has hosted women’s tournament regional games since 2011, and the first time the Wells Fargo Center has hosted women's tournament games since the 2000 Final Four.
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MLS: Union continue playoff push with 4-0 rout of D.C. United

Mikael Uhre and Tai Baribo scored a goal each, Dániel Gazdag scored twice, and Quinn Sullivan had two nifty assists.
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Union’s attack and defense roar to life in rout of New York City FC...

Tai Baribo, Mikael Uhre, Dániel Gazdag, Jakob Glesnes, and Jesús Bueno all scored as the Union finally returned to a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference standings.
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Jim Curtin hits the gas pedal, and the Union charge into a playoff ...

Tai Baribo, Mikael Uhre, Dániel Gazdag, Jakob Glesnes, and Jesús Bueno scored as the Union overwhelmed New York City FC.
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Mikael Uhre hits a scoring milestone for the Union, and maybe this ...

Uhre's goal in Saturday's win at the rival New York Red Bulls put him in double-digit scoring every year he has been with the Union. Jim Curtin knows it, and so do Jack McGlynn and other players.
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Mikael Uhre and Tai Baribo’s goals lead Union past the New York Red...

The Union extended their unbeaten streak over their longtime rivals to 14 games. But they remained stuck in 10th place in the Eastern Conference as the playoff race heats up.
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How Mikael Uhre’s contract option for 2025 with the Union has alrea...

Uhre hasn't scored as many goals as fans want him to, but his teammates can help put him in better positions to score. His next goal will put him in double-digits scoring for the third straight year.
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The Union are shorthanded at centerback as they resume their regula...

Selling Damion Lowe was fine, but it leaves the Union with just two starting-caliber centerbacks. Everyone else at the position is a prospect, so Nathan Harriel is the No. 3 option.