The stats show Ken Tribbet is just as good as Josh Yaro, if not better. He’ll get a chance to redeem himself Saturday vs. Toronto. Also, a closer look at the playoff race and observations on the Union’s Kevin Krantz signing, courtesy of PSP’s Dan Walsh.
Violence has marred the soccer leagues at YSC Sports in Wayne, Pa., and another incident last week brought police cars and ambulances. What can be done to stop it from happening again? Scott Pugh dives in. This post has been updated.
Some observations on Philadelphia Union, in light of their draw with Montreal on Saturday.
When everyone’s available, the Union can beat anyone. But when they’re not, the midfield is a mess. PSP’s Dan Walsh lays it out.
The PDL MVP just pounded another nail into the MLS SuperDraft’s coffin, PSP’s Dan Walsh writes. Also, observations on the Union’s Roland Alberg and how Alejandro Bedoya and Warren Creavalle are (not) meshing.
Can Jim Curtin continue to rotate center backs and play matchups? More importantly, should he?
PSP’s Dan Walsh found RSL fans everywhere he went in Salt Lake City recently, and it said a bit about the state of the team and future of MLS. Also, more on the Tribbett-Yaro debate.
Ilsinho is a walking highlight reel, but is that all he is? PSP’s Dan Walsh looks at the best streetballer to ever wear the blue and gold and ponders whether that’s a net positive or negative for the Union.
3 teams, 3 trades, 3 players: PSP takes a closer look at the Union’s deadline dealing and wheeling to see how new acquisitions will fit and whether the cost — including Sebastien Le Toux — was worth it.
Arsenal defeated the MLS All-Stars 2-1 last night. PSP’s Peter Andrews reports from San Jose on the Union’s All-Stars, and on the messy yet worthwhile nature of the game itself.
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