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Are you ready for tomorrow? Seriously, are you ready? Eight games in one day, a new league record. We knew this day would come eventually with all the expansion in the league and kudos to the league for putting one so early in the season too. If you’re like me, you’ll find tomorrow to be…[continue reading]

So week number two in Major League Soccer is a short one. Seriously? After a full slate last week and what I believe will be a full one next week, how come so many clubs are off this weekend? Easter? Passover? NCAA Final Four? My bet is its due to Easter and clubs not wanting…[continue reading]

Right before the start of the Major League Soccer season a few clubs were having to do a little house cleaning to clear out some salary cap space. Big ones included Jon Busch getting cut by Chicago, Pat Noonan getting the boot in Colorado and well before that Claudio Lopez not being re-signed in Kansas…[continue reading]

This week has already been interesting and we’ve only seen one MLS game. The DC-Seattle game on Wednesday should have been a marquee thing but as we all saw ESPN and the family of networks dropped the ball a bit on getting the MLS game shipped over to another channel to make us MLS folks…[continue reading]

A trade is in the works so says the Soccer Insider Steven Goff. Columbus is said to be giving up on the Pat Noonan experiement by shipping him off to Colorado. No other details of the trade are clear but if it goes down expect some draft picks to come back Columbus’ way (my guess…[continue reading]

Week eight has already kicked off with a bit of a bang with two draws on Wednesday night in Kansas City and in Salt Lake City. The RSL-LA draw was something to talk about for sure while the DC-KC draw was pretty much expected. Time to shift focus to the weekend however as we have…[continue reading]

Another week down in Major League Soccer and a lot of things remain the same around the league. Week seven is in the books here Chivas USA still remains the league’s top club. Other things that are still constant in the league include: – New York still struggling – Columbus still struggling to win -…[continue reading]

Just got word that the deal is now complete that sends Pat Noonan from New England to Columbus in exchange for the Crew’s natural first-round selection in the 2009 MLS SuperDraft and allocation money. Additionally, the teams traded spots in the current 2008 allocation standings with Columbus moving into the 10th spot and New England…[continue reading]

The day after their SuperLiga win over the Houston Dynamo, the New England Revolution look to resign Pat Noonan…only to then trade him to Columbus, that’s all according to the Boston Herald’s Kyle McCarthy. The Crew are expected to send allocation money, a first-round draft pick and the rights to swap allocation slots to the…[continue reading]

Just a quick update from the story we brought you this morning on Pat Noonan. According to Ives Galarcep at SBI, Noonan has re-signed with the league in a deal expected to be finalized in the coming days. MLS is still finalizing transfer details with Norwegian side Aalesunds, which still had Noonan under contract. Once…[continue reading]