We're pondering the plight of the LA Galaxy today, but first, PERSONAL PROMOTION. * The Best Soccer Show happens tonight at 9 PM ET on YouTube. Get the podcast version Firday AM wherever you get your podcasts: If you watch the show on Spotify (yeah, they have video podcasts
But Messi, a bad guy? That's also about resentment. MLS fans, many of whom have followed the league and their clubs for years, resent that the league orbits the Messi star 30 years after its founding.
The word of the day is "pride". If you've been paying attention recently, you've probably heard this word a lot in the context of the state of the United States men's national team. After a face-plant-level failure at the Nations League finals
You're probably already up on the saga of Major League Soccer's potential calendar swap that picked up speed on Thursday morning last week only to come to a screeching halt by late Thursday afternoon. The upshot is that, as SBJ reported, MLS could have voted on
On Sunday, my afternoon radio partner, some dude named Eric Wynalda[1] took part in a celebration of Major League Soccer's first match in San Jose when D.C. United visited the San Jose Earthquakes. The Quakes invited a group of former players from the then-San Jose Clash
Tonight in the second round of 110th edition of the U.S. Open Cup, a pair of lower division American soccer clubs will face off for the right to move forward in the tournament. Normally, a match like that wouldn't get much attention beyond the small group of
The Soccer Eagle is back, baby. The name, I mean. Once upon a time, a listener to my now-dead SiriusXMFC show "The United States of Soccer" dubbed me the "Soccer Eagle" because of my love of big picture discussions about American soccer. We had a sound
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