‘All Rise’ for MLS on NBC
Again, there really are no words here. If the commercials indicate the level of production quality MLS will get on NBC/NBC Sports, we are in for a treat folks. Seriously.
Again, there really are no words here. If the commercials indicate the level of production quality MLS will get on NBC/NBC Sports, we are in for a treat folks. Seriously.
Clubs around the league are starting to release their season commercials. Sporting Kansas City has a pretty cool ad that showcases their new stadium along with some highlights of last season.
Gosh I love this series. It’s absolutely one of the best video series that MLSSoccer.com does each year. Enjoy.
Further proof that NBC seems to just get “it” when it comes to soccer. If their production is half as good as these ads, then MLS will be doing fine on their new network.
Once again, it can’t be said how good of a move this will be for MLS to be on NBC Sports next year. This will also spark ESPN to improve how they handle MLS as well (which they already have by canning John Harkes).
Arsenal’s manager Arsene Wenger says American soccer and Major League Soccer is the future of the sport. Sounds about right.
Boy things got a little out of hand after the LA-New York game on Sunday. LA for the most part dominated the opening leg of the series between the two sides but things got ugly in a hurry after the final whistle was blown. Rafa Marquez tossed the game ball at Landon Donovan – which…[continue reading]
Guess NBA Champion Dirk Nowitzki was just bored on a Tuesday night in Dallas. He showed up to a FC Dallas game to watch Brek Shea and saw a horrible effort by FCD as Toronto FC downed Dirk’s team 3-0 in the final group stage game of the CONCACAF Champions League. Still, its pretty cool…[continue reading]
I’ll admit, I’m still in a bit of aw over this Tifo. Very impressive stuff. Here is the video of it going up last night. I swear I’ll have some actual posts up at some point today, or this week (its an international week on the calendar so I’m taking it a tad easy).
We’ve seen this before, at least somewhere. A player goes a little bat-sh*t crazy on someone. It happened again last night with Real Salt Lake’s Kyle Beckerman on Chicago Fire midfielder Daniel Paladini. Beckerman, who was enjoying a very strong MVP-like season until his head butt on Paladini last night. The foul itself was clearly…[continue reading]