The Union’s fatal flaw, how to address it (hint: he’s pictured), the remaining schedule and their shot at third place, and Jim Curtin’s prospects for a 2019 return, courtesy of PSP’s Dan Walsh.
Playing soccer in a minor league baseball park provides lots of ready-made seats, parking, concessions, and lights. But a quality soccer pitch? Not so much, not even with the oil billions in the Bronx.
PSP’s youngest contributor, Ben Brecher, reflects on traveling to different stadiums as a fan.
Being tactical leads to being versatile and other reasons why Jack Elliott’s the defender the Union deserve and need right now. PSP’s Raves series continues.
The Union are almost to the playoffs, though moving past Columbus would be a great help for MLS Cup odds. Bethlehem is in a strong position, but needs to finish strong to guarantee playoffs and a better seed.
Individual grades from the draw in Columbus.
Ray Gaddis plays the game the way he lives his life: The honest way, with God on his mind. PSP’s Raves series continues.
The Jamaican keeper is consistently amazing, and that’s the best kind of consistency.
The roster for Dave Sarachan’s last turn at the helm of the USMNT contains a few new surprises.
Bethlehem went up to Canada’s capital and came back with a point.
Facebook
Twitter
RSS
Email PSP
PSP on YouTube
Share photos on Flickr
Comments