Jeremy is one half of the All Three Points podcasting duo. Follow him on Twitter @jertxt. (He never tweets.)
You know you’ve had a good night when you’ve been the best player on the field by some distance, everyone on your team knows it and has been trying to get you the ball, and yet, the whole stadium feels like you still haven’t gotten the ball enough. Andrew Wenger had one of those nights on Sunday.
The All Three Points podcast returns after a short hiatus for a five-game, five-point Monsterpod!
He’s a social media star and and an absolute beast of an athlete whose marathon march over the past two weeks deserves recognition. Maurice Edu is PSP’s Player of the Week.
Saturday’s win over Montréal wasn’t pretty, it was gritty. And no one does gritty better than Sébastien Le Toux.
While one could be forgiven for forgetting that the game versus Kansas City was actually Brian Brown’s second for the Union, but his contribution in this one was unforgettable.
In a rollicking, end-to-end game that could have seen more goals but for the excellent play of both goalkeepers, especially Sporting Kansas City’s Andy Gruenebaum, the Union left KC with a point, as the teams drew, 1–1.
His teammates may call him “grandpa,” but he sure doesn’t play like one. Fred is PSP’s Player of the Week.
Missing Maidana and feeling the grind of their third game in eight days, the Union stole a point at the death from the Chicago Fire.
Following a phenomenal World Cup, the All Three Points team has returned to talk all things Union, and some World Cup, too.
The Union may not have enough time to save their season, but man is leading from the front: Chaco Maidana is PSP’s Player of the Week.
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