Recap and reaction: Ukraine 2–0 USMNT
While fans may have hoped to have seen better performances, all data is useful right now.
While fans may have hoped to have seen better performances, all data is useful right now.
How will Philadelphia Union fare this year? How about everyone else? PSP’s Dan Walsh lays it out in our Eastern Conference preview.
Wednesday’s friendly gives Jurgen Klinsmann a look at European-based US players who could fill out the fringes of the World Cup squad.
The Union weren’t the only ones to answer key questions this offseason. So did the league office.
How did the Union have a shot at Nogueira and Maidana? PSP’s Dan Walsh looks at how economics, corruption, and declining or stagnant foreign competition are changing the transfer marketplace for MLS.
A lack of transparency isn’t the problem in MLS. It’s the lack of consistency. PSP’s Earl Reed explains.
The U.S. ran out comfortable 2–0 winners against Korea Republic on Saturday, but did we learn anything new?
After a very quiet month, one things’s certain. The USMNT is ready for Korea … and ready for the World Cup.
Is it time for MLS to allow its clubs more autonomy to better compete in the global soccer market? Earl Reed explores.
PSP’s Sean Doyle looks at some of the top prospects in Thursday’s SuperDraft and why they might fit with the Union.
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