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Week Four in the MLS is certainly shaping up to be a dandy, lots of games stretching from tonight’s KC-Toronto game until Monday’s Mountain Cup game with Colorado and Salt Lake. KC and Toronto begin a home-and-home series tonight in KC for the Wizards home opener. Weird that they both play one another in their…[continue reading]

The MLS will announce tomorrow the number of games that Columbus forward Andy Herron will be suspended for from his ugly elbow to New England defender Jay Heaps. Probably three or four games including this weekends contest with DC. Also, no suspension on the brink for Heaps, there had been talk of a game or…[continue reading]

I will admit for now that certain teams are better than teams that I figured to be the top squads in the league. Maybe this year is going to be like 2004, when there was no dominate team and everyone basically beat the crap out of everyone. I am starting to think we will see…[continue reading]

Thanks again to Climbing The Ladder, another weekend of goals in the MLS for your viewing pleasure.

I decided to wait until the end of the FC Dallas – Colorado game to give my opinions and thoughts on the weekend’s games. Lots of happenings around the league in the past week will help shape what does or does not happen by the MLS Cup. Lots of wrongs and rights out of this…[continue reading]

After a pretty intriguing contest with the Revs and the Crew last night, its time to move to the rest of the MLS weekend lineup. DC, LA and Toronto are all off this weekend. Probably a good thing for all three of them since they all have had problems getting anything positive going thus far…[continue reading]

It looks as though the stadium deal between the hopeful reborn San Jose Earthquakes and San Jose State University is now off. University President Don Kassing and developer Lew Wolff just could not work out a compromise that each could live with. Wolff will now turn to a different route to get the team a…[continue reading]

So far its been a pretty entertaining first half of soccer by the Revs and Crew. Solid soccer for the most part on the field. Three goals, and so far my scoreline prediction is correct. I loved how the Crew came out. Very offensive minded and really looked to score and put pressure on the…[continue reading]

I told you Toronto wasn’t done. Today they have done and traded away forward Conor Casey to the Colorado Rapids for striker Riley O’Neill and some allocation. Three big trades (in some regards at least) this week by the expansion side. Mo Johnston picks up a Canadian based player so things will look right on…[continue reading]

You’re a fan and you just don’t know it yet. Or so says ESPN. This may not be the flashiest of games to put in primetime but ESPN is taking this risk is you will call it that and showing the Revs at the Crew. I love Columbus Crew Stadium. Even when it isn’t sold…[continue reading]