Washington Spirit CEO resigns amid National Women's Soccer League controversy
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Washington Spirit executive Steve Baldwin announced Tuesday that he has resigned from the team as CEO and managing partner, after The Washington Post reported on allegations of verbal and emotional abuse by the former head coach and claims of a toxic "old boy's club" culture within the organization.
Baldwin said in a statement that he resigned at the "recent request" of Spirit players and after listening to team leadership, fans and investors.
"This was an extremely difficult decision for me," he said. "I have poured everything into building this club and care deeply for the players, staff and fan case. I have no doubt made some mistakes, but my efforts and focus were always on building a professional experience for our players, the club's profile and the beautiful fame in the DMV."

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