The Big Picture: Jurgen Klinsmann’s USMNT Legacy
It may be an unpopular opinion, but Jurgen Klinsmann was good for US Soccer in many ways. His big picture ideas on how to improve soccer in this country were laudable, even if his actual […]
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Copa America Postmortem: United States
The Copa America Centenario has come and gone, so now it’s time to evaluate the United States’ 4th place finish in the tournament and what it means for the future. After all, the international game […]
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Player Power Rankings: February 5th, 2016
Each season different players will rise to the occasion and provide a real bump to their team’s chances. This list is not a measure of talent, as much as it is a list of the […]
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U.S. Sneak Past Iceland, 3-2
With MLS competition on a break until March, the annual January camp for the U.S. National Team is typically used as a reward for some of the league’s up-and-coming players. The timing of the camp […]
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Your 2016 USMNT Outlook
When we talk about the USMNT, by all accounts 2015 was a dud. The team struggled in almost every phase, from injuries, to poor performances, to getting beat in the semifinals at the Gold Cup. […]
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MLS Weekend Preview: Revolution, Toronto Fight for Playoff Spot
With the end of the MLS season looming near, the battle for playoff spots is getting hot as ever. This weekend, two teams right on edge of the playoff qualification will square off at BMO […]
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MLS Week 25 Wrap-Up: Giovinco Won’t Stop
Kansas City dropped major points after finding themselves in a commanding position last week. Didier Drogba made his MLS debut, but was not able to rescue Montreal in his first MLS appearance. San Jose had […]
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MLS Preview: Sporting KC take on Toronto
One of the hottest Major League Soccer matchups of this weekend has to be Sporting Kansas City’s trip north of the border to take on Sebastian Giovinco and Toronto FC. Toronto currently occupy the third […]