The highs and lows of a win over RSL and a gut-wrenching loss to New England. Plus, Alonso Martínez returns, Luighi breaks out, NYCFC II pushes for playoffs and makes moves for its future, and a big preview the Red Bulls coming to Yankee Stadium.
Another game added to the winless streak, but a valuable point gained. Plus, transfer window wrap-ups, full MLS participation in US Open Cup returns, and key matches vs New England and Real Salt Lake come next.
A walk through the history of the many different MLS Cup Playoff formats used over the years sheds a different light on the proposed new version the league is weighing introducing for the 2027/28 season.
Analyzing the state of the New York City FC squad in the closing hours of the MLS transfer window, as the club remains stuck in a winless streak, banged up, and staring down a visit from Supporters' Shield leaders Nashville SC.
Thoughts on the $25M transfer saga involving Nico Fernández Mercau and Sporting Kansas City, NYCFC's two underwhelming road results, and the Aussie rules football-inspired playoff format MLS could adopt in 2027/28.
Breaking down the second-half collapse against Philadelphia Union and another early Leagues Cup exit, plus Michael Battista joins to discuss NYCFC II's move to Middlesex County.
As Don Garber's 27-year run as MLS commissioner comes to a close, John Baney and Trey Fillmore examine what he leaves behind and what incoming commissioner Larry Berg's focus on roster rules and spending could mean for the league's future.
Unpacking some of the highs and lows of Leagues Cup, Gotham FC's unbeaten run to the top of the NWSL, plus a preview of the rivalry clash between NYCFC and Philadelphia.
What went wrong in the draw with Toronto, plus talk of Nico Fernández Mercau's status, a new MLS commissioner, Mauricio Pochettino re-upping with the USMNT, and a preview of Leagues Cup and NYCFC's path through it.
The World Cup is over, so what happens to American soccer now? An attempt to figure out what the country's post-World Cup soccer landscape should look like, and if the moment can be properly capitalized on.
Takeaways from the back-to-back wins for New York City FC that highlights some individual standouts, plus talk of the ongoing summer transfer rumor season, with SE Palmeiras forward Luighi reportedly about to join NYCFC.
Reflecting on Spain's win and on the entirety of the World Cup. Plus, Etihad Park gets an opening date, Gotham draws a record-breaking crowd, and NYCFC gets mentioned in a lot of transfer rumors ahead of the club's return to MLS play.
A look at the state of the New York City FC roster and the new lineup choices to be made by Pascal Jansen, Matt Freese's All-Star nod amid the Belgium fallout, and some dream and nightmare scenarios for the World Cup final.
A deeper look at FIFA's move, made thanks to a clause in its disciplinary code, to let Folarin Balogun play against Belgium. Examining Trump's possible role, precedents from Cristiano Ronaldo to Garrincha, and what the ordeal meant for VAR, the USMNT, and FIFA.
A walk back through the wreckage of the ugly US loss to Belgium, plus more positive views on Aiden O'Neill's performances for Australia, Gotham's now-confirmed move to Etihad Park, and the persistent drumbeat of rumored new NYCFC signings.
The addition of hydration breaks and expanding to a 48-team field are the big tweaks present at this World Cup, but how do they compare to other seismic changes made over the course of World Cup history?
