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Foudy!!! Producer bio: Julie Foudy Foudy, a reporter and analyst for ABC, ESPN and espnW, is best known for her long and successful career as a midfielder on the U.S. women's national soccer team. She is a two-time World Cup champion and three-time Olympic medalist. Throughout her 17 years on the team, she spent 13 serving as a captain, scored 45 goals and earned 59 assists. She was a four-time All-American at Stanford University and named High School Player of the Decade (1980s) by the Los Angeles Times. In 2007, she was inducted into the U.S. National Soccer Hall of Fame, alongside longtime teammate and friend Mia Hamm. Foudy has served as president and sat on the board of directors for the Women's Sports Foundation, focusing on Title IX, childhood obesity and athletes' rights issues. In 1997, she received the FIFA Fair Play Award for her work against child labor in the stitching of soccer balls. Foudy is active in many charitable organizations, including Athletes for Hope and Global Girl Media, a nonprofit using journalism to empower young women. In 2006, with her husband, Ian Sawyers, she founded the Julie Foudy Sports Leadership Academy, a unique residential camp experience that uses sports as the vehicle to teach leadership skills for life. Foudy is the proud mother of two children, Isabel and Declan.

A few days ago there was a nine for IX on ESPN that featured the "99ers". It was produced by Julie Foundy, one of the midfielders from the Women's team of 99. It was a wonderful collection of videos and interviews of the women of that championship team. A group of the women is reassembled (in 2013???) at the Rose Bowl to be interviewed and reminisce about that season. They were very candid, and seemed to have matured into beautiful women / moms / leaders... it was a great piece watch it if/when you have time. One of the themes that struck me in the piece was the team mindset that was a huge part of their success that season. How they played for each other, and didn't want to let their teammates down. It seems like such an important aspect of winning teams. http://espn.go.com/espnw/w-in-action/nine-for-ix/article/8948907/nine-ix-film-summary-director-99ers

I think Hodgson feels entitled to play the game he's comfortable with.... and he's not to comfortable being cross checked in the back while positioned just outside the crease... or playing D..... or any form of checking. He'd be great in the new women's league. Caitlyn Hodgson..... nice ring to it.

He ha$ $hown $ome pa$t offen$ive up$ide, but I even don't like watching him play.... Little D, and no de$ire to get into the fray. No urgency. He'$ a 100 footer! I want player$ that are engaged not entitled...guys who will go to battle for each other every time..... And I don't want "entitled" to infect the attitude of linemate$ or teammate$. Ooh Rah!

Wait a minute! I thought the goal was to finish 30th!...... as predicted back in April

Dogfish Head 60's, Oskar Blues G'Knight Imperial Red IPA.....mmmmmmm

Seems like Reinhart is either in the right place, or headed there.......

Congratulations! Health of Mom and Baby are of primary concern..... Take lots of pictures, it goes by fast. I've got 2..... 20 and 22, and it's like the blink of an eye. Good Luck!

To me it's not that TM fired TN it's that he did it less than 24 hours after the Pittsburgh game.... that says "GTFO, and don't let the door hit you... " ZFG..... "WHO'S NEXT!"

A young RJ = Rodney Dangerfield "did somebody sit on a duck?" "looks good on you though" "I don't get no respect"

I'm in... but my mind has been conditioned to tank, so I'm expecting 30th.

I'm excited for the upcoming draft lottery.... and watching some of the ex-Sabres in the playoffs......

No....... Satan played RW..... '96 - '04.... and everybody knows what he looks like.