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.
With some Englishmen are calling for Jurgen Klinsmann as their new national team coach, PSP’s Dan Walsh devises a dirty little plan to trick them into taking him off our hands. If manipulative politicians could fool their constituents into voting to leave the EU, anything’s possible.
A disappointing Copa for Jamaica concluded on Monday night, but Andre Blake returns home with his head held high.
A head injury to a teenage Union academy player in Sunday’s Bethlehem Steel match silenced and scared observers. PSP continues to roll out its new Bethlehem Steel FC coverage with a look at the head shot that knocked out Mark McKenzie — and how people reacted. (This post was updated on June 14.)
Is the Copa America Centenario a disaster? Peter Andrews reports after two matches in Santa Clara.
Carroll’s goal on Saturday may be the one that, years down the line, we look back at and say, “This was the moment when everyone realized that Philadelphia Union had become the team its fans had awaited for years.”
Philadelphia Union have never hosted the Los Angeles Galaxy for a weekend game, and it won’t happen this year either. This scheduling oversight disadvantages school-age children who are fans. PSP explains.
MLS is on course to break the single season record for red cards this year. That’s a good thing, according to PSP’s Dan Walsh.
One smart decision nicely illustrates Jim Curtin’s growth as a coach. PSP’s Dan Walsh explains.
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