John Molinaro
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Joining Sportsnet in 2011 as a member of the Sportsnet.ca editorial team, John Molinaro was quick to establish himself as one of Sportsnet’s leading soccer insiders, providing Canadian soccer fans with breaking news around the world.
MLS notebook: Ailing TFC's fighting spirit on display in hard-earned draw
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A whopping 10 players were unavailable for Toronto FC Saturday against league-leading San Jose — and an 11th joined them in the first half, to boot. Yet the Reds showed a resolve not seen in years as they battled for a 1-1 tie, writes Sportsnet's John Molinaro.
Short-handed Toronto FC looks to get back in win column vs. San Jose
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MLS notebook: Injury-ravaged TFC facing issues after solid start
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After a solid start to the season, some cracks are starting to show for injury-ravaged TFC. Sportsnet's John Molinaro takes stock of the team in his latest MLS notebook.
Toronto FC's Josh Sargent starting to 'find his form' after slow start
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With a pair of goals now under his belt for Toronto FC, Josh Sargent appears to be finding his goal-scoring rhythm. John Molinaro dives into the striker's recent stretch and how he's begun to bounce back from a slow start.
FA Cup semifinals preview: Man City eyes history vs. Larin, Southampton
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Toronto FC staying on course despite troubled defensive waters
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Unbeaten in six after losing its first two matches, Toronto FC is trending in the right direction and showing signs it could end its five-year playoff drought. But defensive cracks are beginning to show, John Molinaro writes.
'Over the moon' to be back with TFC, Edwards eager to return to playoffs
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Raheem Edwards calls returning to his hometown club "a match made in heaven." Now, the Toronto-born defender is ready to do anything he can to help get TFC back to the post-season.
UEFA Champions League preview: Biggest questions for final four teams
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Molinaro: Donadel shouldn't have been hired by CF Montreal in the first place
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Considering the team's poor start to the season, Marco Donadel's firing from CF Montreal wasn't very surprising, particularly because he shouldn't have been hired in the first place, writes John Molinaro.