It's a pressing question for the U.S. team ahead of the World Cup. Plus Aaron Judge and the Las Vegas Aces.
Pressing World Cup Question for U.S.: Who'll Score the Goals? |
| Weston McKennie, left, and Christian Pulisic are not high on the U.S. coaching staff's list of concerns ahead of Friday's friendly match against Japan.Wolfgang Rattay/Reuters |
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An American team that cycled through strikers during the qualifying period needs to settle on one before heading to Qatar. The good news is some of the options are hitting their stride. |
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