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THERE'S ENOUGH MLS TO GO AROUND FOR ALL THEIR SPONSORS
Published June 30, 1995
The state of the Boston/Foxborough MLS team and the entire league is examined by Frank Dell'Apa in this morning's BOSTON GLOBE. "Signs are pointing to the league becoming a sponsors battleground," and Nike "has taken the first step by placing" star players Jorge Campos in L.A. and Tab Ramos in New York. Alexi Lalas has been targeted by Boston. Reebok will sponsor the Boston and Washington teams, and "likely supply marquee players. Adidas will sponsor Columbus and Kansas City; Puma has Denver; and Nike has Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, San Jose and Tampa (BOSTON GLOBE, 6/30).
