What to make of the new faces in the August USMNT camp
There will be some fresh faces in the USMNT camp ahead of the friendly against Bosnia & Herzegovina on Aug. 14. Earl Reed takes a look.
There will be some fresh faces in the USMNT camp ahead of the friendly against Bosnia & Herzegovina on Aug. 14. Earl Reed takes a look.
In one week, MLS may have opened the floodgates for returning USMNT players, shown a massive hike in team value, and nailed the target on expansion. Oh, and the Union signed some guy from the near-equivalent of a Pennsylvania state league. PSP’s Dan Walsh examines all four developments.
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When Don Garber gives his defacto “State of the League” comments during halftime at the All-Star Game, his first order of business should be dealing with Chivas USA.
Jeremy Lane looks at which USMNT players saw their stock rise, and whose stock fell, at the Gold Cup.
The US held on after a Brek Shea tap-in to claim the Gold Cup for the first time since 2007.
Sunday’s Gold Cup final promises to be a hotly contested affair between the tournament’s two best teams.
Two months ago, Toronto looked set to trade former Union captain Danny Califf back to the Union. Instead, he retired. What went wrong? PSP’s Dan Walsh talked to Califf, John Hackworth, and Nick Sakiewicz and found out.
The U.S. Men’s National Team showed spirit and drive in defeating Honduras to advance to the Gold Cup final.
Landon Donovan’s USMNT rebirth will cause some tactical dilemmas for Jurgen Klinsmann. Earl Reed explores.
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