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Dylan Butler

Dylan Butler

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Editor and Contributor, MLS Soccer

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  • Youth doesn't alter South Side's goals

    By Dylan Butler Verified| LIHerald.com Verified It’s a youth movement for South Side baseball with juniors starting for the first time and sophomores — even a freshman — on varsity. And while there’s inexperience on his roster, coach Tom Smith isn’t necessarily tempering expectations. “I want to make sure we make that playoffs, that we can get that experience for these younger players and win a couple of games, see how far we can take it into the playoffs,” Smith said.

    By Dylan Butler Verified · LIHerald.com

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Massapequa's armed and dangerous

    By Dylan Butler Verified| LIHerald.com Verified Tom Sheedy knows the importance of pitching and defense is far more than just a baseball cliche. As such, the Massapequa coach is optimistic early in the spring because his team is already halfway there. Led by senior ace Tom Harding, pitching is the Chiefs' strength. The 6-foot-4 lefty is committed to St. John’s University and is coming off a dominant junior season in which he struck out 34 and had a 0.29 earned run average in 24 innings.

    By Dylan Butler Verified · LIHerald.com

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Youth doesn't alter South Side's goals

    By Dylan Butler Verified| LIHerald.com Verified It’s a youth movement for South Side baseball with juniors starting for the first time and sophomores — even a freshman — on varsity. And while there’s inexperience on his roster, coach Tom Smith isn’t necessarily tempering expectations. “I want to make sure we make that playoffs, that we can get that experience for these younger players and win a couple of games, see how far we can take it into the playoffs,” Smith said.

    By Dylan Butler Verified · LIHerald.com

    Apr. 14, 2025

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MLS Soccer

The MLS National Sales Center is a training and placement program within Major League Soccer, located in Blaine, Minnesota. It focuses on equipping individuals with the skills needed for successful ticket sales in the sports industry. This program is the first of its kind among major sports leagues, offering a unique blend of classroom instruction and hands-on selling experience. Participants engage in a comprehensive four-month training program that includes live selling exercises and audio/video analysis. The program is enhanced by coaching from the Brave New Workshop, which helps trainees develop creative problem-solving skills. Successful graduates have the opportunity to interview for full-time sales positions with MLS clubs. The center collaborates with SeatGeek, which sponsors the facility and contributes to the training process with modern ticketing technologies.

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Founded: 2010