What will the accumulation of top Americans in MLS mean for the US in 2014?
Earl Reed explores how the MLS presence on the USMNT is a key part of why 2014 could be one of the most interesting years in US Soccer history.
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MLS / USMNT
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2014 MLS schedule shows promise on TV front
MLS has a TV ratings problem. Earl Reed looks at the just released 2014 TV schedule and sees positive change, though challenges remain.
MLS
Orlando City, Chivas USA, and 3 conferences
Could MLS move to a three-conference setup now that Orlando’s 2015 entry will put the league at 21 teams? Earl Gardner thinks so, and he lays out how.
MLS
International breaks are important, but…
The problem with the MLS playoff schedule isn’t the international break. It’s how MLS scheduled around it. PSP’s Earl Reed explains and suggests a better way to do it.
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What soccer specificity? Eyesore pitches tarnish solid playoff weekend
Three of last weekend’s playoff games took place on fields marked up for American football, much to the irritation of fans around the league.
MLS
Cascadia rivalry should inform expansion
The Cascadia rivalry could potentially serve as a template for future expansion. PSP’s Earl Reed lays out his plan.
Guest Column / MLS
A slightly tarnished Supporters’ Shield?
The New York Red Bulls won the Supporters’ Shield fair and square, but they benefited from an unbalanced schedule that helped Eastern Conference clubs. Guest contributor Kevin Kinkead explains.
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MLS scheduling issues emerge again
MLS has some scheduling issues — still. PSP’s Earl Reed explores.
MLS Rules
Would replay help referees make key decisions?
While the referee disallowed Keon Daniel’s goal against Houston, PRO said after the game that it was the wrong call. Could video replay have helped the ref to make the right call?
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Maybe MLS needs “League Designated Player” title
A brief controversy over a phantom “League DP” tag followed the Urruti trade earlier this week. Earl Reed thinks maybe such a designation isn’t a bad idea.
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