Kevin Baxter

Los Angeles Times

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Sports writer for the Los Angeles Times

Kevin Baxter on KCRW

In the World Cup, much depends on how theatrically you play the great game. Success may depend as much on acting ability as athletic skill.

USA Soccer Doesn't Flop, and That Hurts Our Chances

In the World Cup, much depends on how theatrically you play the great game. Success may depend as much on acting ability as athletic skill.

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