Transcript and video: Alejandro Bedoya introductory press conference
Philadelphia Union introduced US international Alejandro Bedoya as the newest member of the club in a press conference with Jim Curtin and Earnie Stewart.
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Player ratings
Analysis and Player Ratings: DC United 2-2 Union
Philadelphia Union fought back, and fought through the defense’s worst passing performance of the season. Then they stopped fighting. Or, to be more accurate, they stopped fighting as a team.
Postgame
Postgame quotes: DC United 2-2 Philadelphia Union
Postgame comments from Jim Curtin, Chris Pontius, Charlie Davies, Andre Blake.
Union match reports
Match report: D.C. United 2-2 Philadelphia Union
Steve Birnbaum scored late in stoppage time as the Union and D.C. shared the points.
Match previews
Preview: Union at DC United
These two teams have changed a lot since last they met. Will the Union walk over DC again?
Signings
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Roster News
Sebastien Le Toux traded to Colorado Rapids for General Allocation Money
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Signing News
Official: Union sign Alejandro Bedoya
Jim Curtin has confirmed the acquisition of US international midfielder Alejandro Bedoya, who he says will join the team before the weekend.
Player ratings
Analysis & player ratings: Union 1-2 Real Salt Lake
Many teams go through late summer swoons in MLS. Philadelphia Union have not been “found out,” and they are not revealing long-hidden weaknesses. They are making individual mistakes, bad defensive reads, and playing too direct.
Union Notes
Union open practice and Q&A: Four observations (and a request)
Tim Jones recently attended a special “Practice and Q & A” for season ticket holders. Tim shares some of what he saw and heard, including observations from Jim Curtin and Earnie Stewart.
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