US Media in Germany for the Cup

[The Blind Pig]

Ronald Blum: AP
George Vescey: New York Times
Filip Bondy: NY Daily News
Grahame Jones: LA Times
Steven Goff: Washington Post
Ives Galarcep: North Jersey Herald News/ESPN's Soccernet
Chris Cowles: ???
Jamie Trecker: Fox and ???
Shelly Smith: ESPN (tv)
the diary guy (Michael Davies?): ESPN
John Henderson: Denver Post
Mark Zeigler: San Diego Union-Tribune

assumptions:
Kelly Whiteside: USA Today
Grant Wahl: SI
Paul Gardner: NY Sun

Possibles:
Luis Arroyve: Chicago Tribune
Frank Dell'Apa: Boston Globe
Michelle something: Miami Herald
Charles Gardner: Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel




I'm sure I'm missing people. I'm simply trying to get the ball rolling.

Please add and confirm what you can.

[Sachin]

The WaPo has three or four reporters there, along with at least one working here stateside.

Sachin

[BuffloSoldier]

Jeff Bradley will be there for at least part of the tournament for the Mouse.

[SoulflyTribeFC]

What about Steve Davis of the Dallas Morning News? I was wondering if he'd be there.

Nice thread by the way.

[SoulflyTribeFC]

The St Louis Post Dispatch guy usually goes. That's always stuck out at me because I didn't used to consider St Louis a soccer town.

[mschofield]

The St Louis Post Dispatch guy usually goes. That's always stuck out at me because I didn't used to consider St Louis a soccer town.
Guessing this is a version of the Spinal Tap, "don't worry about the cancelled contract in Boston, it's not much of a college town.." joke.
Just in case it wasn't, before MLS it was one of the only soccer towns in the US.

[Parmigiano]

Guessing this is a version of the Spinal Tap, "don't worry about the cancelled contract in Boston, it's not much of a college town.." joke.
Just in case it wasn't, before MLS it was one of the only soccer towns in the US.

Aren't you on this list as well?

[SoulflyTribeFC]

Guessing this is a version of the Spinal Tap, "don't worry about the cancelled contract in Boston, it's not much of a college town.." joke.
Just in case it wasn't, before MLS it was one of the only soccer towns in the US.

I was young and ignorant and didn't used to associate anything but baseball with St. Louis. Now I'm old and a little less ignorant and am aware that St. Louis is more than that.

[mschofield]

Aren't you on this list as well?
I'm all credentialed up.

[DoctorD]

Drew Carey?

[VBSoccerFan]

Drew Carey?

If he doesn't run afoul of the stalking laws.

[SetPeace]

The St Louis Post Dispatch guy usually goes. That's always stuck out at me because I didn't used to consider St Louis a soccer town.

Yes indeed. Tom Timmermann is in Germany. He has a blog on the paper's website, which is www.stltoday.com. Pretty good stuff so far, even if it's just a couple days in.

[sidefootsitter]

I assume Michelle Kauffman of the Miami Herald will go too. She went to the last one (but then she covered Fusion too at that time)

Chris Cowles is credited as a "Miami Herald writer" on his latest USMNT story. I believe he had been working for the Herald's parent company as a roving soccer reporter until the Herald changed hands recently.

[sregis]

for newsweek, mark starr will not be there, but a guy in the berlin bureau will report, as will henry kissinger (in column form).

[Adam Zebrowski]

there are some places kissinger can't go because there's a warrant for his arrest...soemthing about crimes against humanity...

[Winoman]

The WaPo has three or four reporters there, along with at least one working here stateside.

Sachin

Jon DeNunzio (WP) has a blog on WC2006. There's a link to it from the Post's website, from any Steven Goff article.

Also, here's a link: http://blog.washingtonpost.com/worldcup/

[sregis]

there are some places kissinger can't go because there's a warrant for his arrest...soemthing about crimes against humanity...

when you read his first entry, i fear another round of accusations;)

[Red Card]

Newsday (Long Island) is sending its top soccer reporter who goes by the codename "AP". ;)

[house]

The Chicago Tribune has got so send someone. Phil Hersh? With players like McBride and DMB from the region, that's a selling point.

One of the Seattle papers may send someone because of Keller, although that one may be a little bit of a stretch financially.

And this may be a situation in which a writer goes on his or her dime because they have relatives in Germany (in the armed forces, perhaps) and will cover games between visits.

[Beez]

On FIFA's list of credentialed media for the CZE-USA match, 30 daily U.S. newspapers are represented, which is a pretty good number given the shaky state of the industry.