Sep

08

MLS MVP Race Heating Up


With only a few weeks left in the season the awards race in Major League Soccer is pretty dang hot. The MVP race alone is very interesting this season. In my book if I had to vote today for the top three in the MVP race would be fairly simple but there are a few…[continue reading]

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Sep

08

MLS Week 26: What To Watch For


Ah, that sound you may here is the sound of a full Major League Soccer slate this weekend. All 18 MLS clubs are involved in Week 26 action with eight of the games being Saturday evening. Most clubs had last weekend off and you can bet they are all geared up for the big playoff…[continue reading]

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Sep
07

Soccer’s Concussion Problem


I’ve talked about soccer’s concussion issues in the past but here is another great article on the matter. Concussions are a serious matter that has to be handled in a different way these days. As a former player myself, I know all too well of the dangers of these things. Concussions pretty much ended my…[continue reading]

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Sep

07

MLS Wednesday Quick Pick: Revs at Union


I will try to keep this one fairly brief. Both the New England Revolution and the Philadelphia Union come into tonight’s midweek clash a bit on the downside. Neither club has come into this match on a hot streak of any kind. But here we are, with at least the Union in playoff contention at…[continue reading]

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Sep

07

Searching For A Wild Card


It seems as each season goes in Major League Soccer, the wild card positions in the playoffs seem to be the ones with the most to gain and the least to lose. Just taking a gander at the teams who have won a MLS Cup over the last couple of seasons and it was easy…[continue reading]

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Sep
07

A Word Or Two On Bobby Rhine


I, like many folks here in Dallas, am still wrapping my head around the news of Bobby Rhine passing away. I shared some thoughts yesterday but after watching this video (h/t to Buzz at 3rd Degree for sharing it earlier), I really felt I needed to post it here as well. It truly sums up…[continue reading]

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Sep
06

Remembering Bobby Rhine


It has been a dark day here in Dallas. The news came down to me early this morning that former FC Dallas midfielder and current team broadcaster Bobby Rhine had passed away due to a heart attack. Rhine was at the beach with this family when he passed away. I shared my thoughts on Rhine…[continue reading]

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Sep

06

College Soccer Recap: UNC Tops Louisville


The three-day weekend is over and the scene in college soccer is a little different after a few big games over the weekend rearranged the top of the rankings. For the second weekend in a row big crowds came together at a few college venues to watch some top programs take on one another. No.…[continue reading]

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Sep

05

Day Off


We’re closed today to enjoy the Labor Day holiday. We’ll be back to our regularly schedule program tomorrow. Cheers, Drew

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Sep

02

US Looks To Impress With September Friendlies


In a way, the future is really now. The Mexico friendly for the US National Team a few weeks ago was merely a money grab for the parties involved. Sure it was Jurgen Klinsmann’s first match with the US but he barely got anytime to really build the team he wanted before hand. This time…[continue reading]

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