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BOSTON - One day after unveiling its official franchise name, Boston's new National Women's Soccer League team is apologizing for its "Too Many Balls" promotional campaign that accompanied the ...

The National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) expansion team in Boston apologized Wednesday for a "Too Many Balls" marketing campaign that drew a harsh reaction from the transgender community and others.

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Boston’s National Women’s Soccer League team on Tuesday unveiled its new name and branding with a provocative, splashy advertising campaign featuring athletes such as Tom Brady and Jaylen Brown.

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15, 2024, in Boston. (Barry Chin/The Boston Globe via AP) BOSTON (AP) — The National Women’s Soccer League expansion team in Boston apologized on Wednesday for a “Too Many Balls” marketing campaign ...