I guess the monkey wrench in the 2008 MLS schedule was this week. We all knew these four clubs would be in SuperLiga and that their summer schedule would be a little funky. Well, this is the week they try to catch up with the rest of the league in terms of games played in the standings…for at least a couple days.

Before I go into the previews I just don’t get it, why on earth have these games on the same day as an international fixture date for World Cup qualifiers. Its a tricky thing that the league is doing here and in all honesty they aren’t doing a good job with it. But we all already knew that now didn’t we?

So yeah, two games tonight with all four MLS SuperLiga clubs. The eastern sides meet in one match and the western sides meet in the nightcap. Continue Reading…

Another week of midweek games in Major League Soccer. This time the league decided to give us double the viewing with games on both sides of the country.

I’m going to keep these brief as I am working on a couple other things here. Plus I honestly don’t know how much of these two games I will see tonight.

New York Red Bulls – at – New England Revolution: Another edition of this I-95 clash heads to Foxborough. New England is on an impressive run as of late, no loss since early May. New York on the other hand has been slipping and sliding all the way down the eastern conference standings since the end of May. Continue Reading…