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16-year-old Cavan Sullivan welcomes LeBron James to Philly after scoring: MLS roundup

Teenager welcomes LeBron to 76ers Vincent Janssen scores Timbers’ first MLS hat-trick Embolo scores, Messi assists in charged match Philadelphia Union midfielder Cavan Sullivan became the youngest player in MLS history ⁠to record a five-match goal contribution streak on Saturday. At 16 years and 342 ⁠days old, ⁠Sullivan scored in his third consecutive MLS match on Saturday when he tallied in the ⁠75th minute of the Union’s 2-0 victory over CF Montreal. He has three goals and ⁠three assists…

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16-year-old Cavan Sullivan welcomes LeBron James to Philly after scoring: MLS roundup
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