Analysis: Union Protected List
With their selections for Wednesday’s Expansion Draft, the Union protected all the right players. We evaluate who made the cut and who is on the outside looking in.
With their selections for Wednesday’s Expansion Draft, the Union protected all the right players. We evaluate who made the cut and who is on the outside looking in.
PSP’s Raves continue with Union center back Danny Califf, who put together a big season on the field and maybe a bigger one off it.
The Union has released its protected list ahead of Wednesday’s Expansion Draft.
Our series of raves about some of our favorite Philly soccer players begins with Brian Carroll.
We roundup the top rated Union players from our player ratings from the 2011 regular season. Who had the most Man of the Match ratings to become the Man of the Year?
The votes are all in. Using a full season’s worth of player ratings, PSP tries to figure out who the Union should protect in the upcoming expansion draft. A hint: It rhymes with bailiff…
Who should the Union protect? Who will they lose? How much will it suck? And what are the rules anyway? PSP breaks down the Nov. 23 expansion draft as it pertains to the Union with our annual draft preview.
The Union set a new league record in 2011 for fewest shots on target allowed. We break down the numbers.
The Union used 26 different starting midfield lineups in 36 games played in 2011. What were they, which ones were repeated, how did they do?
We look at the Union’s stats from the final playoff game in Houston with a focus on the numbers for passing, crossing, attempts on goal and the impact of the substitutions.
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