J.J. Adams is a local journalist based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. He writes for various publications, including the Calgary Herald, The Province, and The London Free Press. With a focus on sports reporting, J.J. covers a range of topics related to the Vancouver Whitecaps and other local sports teams.
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J.J. Adams is a local journalist with a strong focus on sports, particularly soccer and the Vancouver Whitecaps. His coverage indicates an interest in investment analysis, announcements, and expert commentary related to sports events.
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The Vancouver Whitecaps stay alive with a Game 2 victory to send the series back to L.A.
By: J.J. Adams
The Whitecaps were always the underdogs, but pushed the Western Conference champs to the brink before falling in the decisive game 3
With 2024 done and dusted, now it's time to see which Whitecaps will return to the MLS club in 2025. Read more.
By: J.J. Adams
The party kicked off Wednesday on the streets of Vancouver ahead of Sunday's CFL Championship game
By: J.J. Adams
In 4 years with B.C., a team with a deep hunger to regain the CFL crown it hasn't worn in more than a decade, Rick Campbell came up short.
By: J.J. Adams
The NSL team announces Anja Heiner-Mølle as its first head coach, on the heels of an old Whitecaps controversy brought back to life.
By: J.J. Adams
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The Whitecaps announced their 2025 option pickups, and the team's third-leading scorer isn't one of them. But talks will continue.
The Vancouver Whitecaps are close to signing their new head coach, but caution and secrecy are the words of the day.
The Whitecaps introduce their new head coach, who's long on experience and short on jokes or social commentary
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