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If you have read this site for awhile, you will remember us talking about our boy Martin Rogers. Martin is a fantastic journalist who covers all facets of sports (including a heavy dose of soccer) for Yahoo! sports. Recently when Martin and I have been hanging out, he told me about this ongoing story he was working on that involved, dating, sports and ...

Sporting KC was in town last weekend, so Chance Myers and I hit Art in the Streets to check out the exhibit, talk art and film some footage for MLS. I've wanted to hit this exhibit up since it opened last month. It was cool to finally get a chance to check out what all the buzz has been about. And equally cool to chop it up with Chance while checking ...

I know a lot of very knowledgeable soccer folks who say that Tim Ream is without a doubt a future starting center back for the US National team. He's a star in the making and we want someone out there to win the chance to hang with him. Then you'll be in the rare company to say you knew Tim before he became a huge soccer star. Cool deal! So to ...

'Michael Beon of KrausPhade.com for NYC's Hot Peas and Butta party.  You know I have to represent!' Our boy DJ Prestige repping our Bumpy Pitch - Brooklyn Wanderers in NYC.... Thanks as always for the support homie!  

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNNXPdCqeig/youtube] ....and that is why we love our dear dear friend Allie Mac Kay... @alliemackay

Paulie Walnuts and Danny Karbassiyoon April 2011 Home Depot Center ~beans To submit your photos for inclusion in this series, email them to dunny [at] bumpypitch [dot] com

I got hit up on Twitter with a photo of our boy Charlie showing support in one of our graphics we did way back for the 2010 World Cup. The 2010 World cup kind of like a long time ago..crazy. Thanks for the support fam. And thanks to Dave for the link.

Our folks over at Five Four have been hard at work the last few months on putting together their first ever book called The Graduating Class that captures college football players transitioning from the collegiate side through to the professional ranks. It's a great concept and looks to be incredibly well executed. Here is my good friend Andres ...