The schedule isn’t easy, it’s just a soft opening
The Union’s schedule has been front-loaded with teams low on the table, allowing the Union to extend their pre-season into the actual season.
The Union’s schedule has been front-loaded with teams low on the table, allowing the Union to extend their pre-season into the actual season.
An early own goal was all the Union needed to collect three points, scoring no goals of their own despite the significant investments that started on the front line.
Lackluster opposition keeps ratings from reaching impressive heights despite the confident performance.
Spring is supposed to be a time of new beginnings, and yet the Union feel like we’re already in the middle of the story.
Saturday night the Union will host a San Jose team travelling without their star Cape Verdean midfielder.
Jamiro Monteiro’s departure has been a contentious issue for some Union fans, but Jim O’Leary thinks it’s all going according to plan.
The writers of PSP discuss what may have been the most successful Union season ever.
With a trip to the MLS Cup Final on the line, the Union host New York City FC to determine which team looks better in blue.
Jim O’Leary runs down the ratings from the Union’s playoff win.
The Union still haven’t booked their ticket for the MLS Cup Playoffs, but a good performance on Sunday could put them in position to host at least one game this post-season.
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