The March is On! That’s right, we left-right-left’ed it toward the stadium this weekend. Major League Soccer is finally underway, and what a weekend of North American soccer it was. On Episode 293 of the MajorLeagueSoccerTalk podcast, I am joined … Continue reading →

With the opening of the 2013 MLS season, the Seattle Sounders have the hype and the expectations of being serious Supporter Shield and MLS Cup contenders.  But Saturday night it was the Montreal Impact who showed the composure and the … Continue reading →

The 2013 Major League Soccer season shoved off from the shores of the Delaware River on Saturday. The host Philadelphia Union were the dominant team in the match, but Sporting Kansas City took better advantage of their fewer chances and … Continue reading →

Tomorrow hatches the 2013 campaign for the 19 teams in Major League Soccer. When we began our series of previews a couple of weeks ago, I had asked a number of contributors to the site and podcast to give me … Continue reading →

We’ve come together to record our final Season Preview podcast leading up to Saturday’s First Kick! Daniel Feuerstein and Kris Heneage joined me to discuss the teams from Portland to Vancouver (sans San Jose), and talk about a few news … Continue reading →

Finances are always a hot button in any sport, and American soccer is no different. With a sometimes controversial system that is quite unique in an international world of football, Major League Soccer continues to do business with a salary … Continue reading →

FEUERSTEIN’S FIRE #138 2013 MLS SEASON PREVIEW SHOW #3 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH 8PM EST - 5PM PST GUESTS CHI: Ryan Sealock (Hot Time In Old Town) DC: Robert Hay Jr (MLS Talk DC Correspondant) NE: Sean Donahue (New England Soccer … Continue reading →

We continue our season preview series at MLS Talk with Houston through Philadelphia, in alphabetical fashion. We add on San Jose in the third segment, since we had a San Jose expert on the line with Lisa Erickson from the … Continue reading →

As most of us know the new Major League Soccer Schedule announcement is always an exciting day for an MLS supporter. When to plan road trips, those big rivalry games against those sides that you want to beat so badly … Continue reading →

For the past three years, the gulf between the two MLS conferences has seemingly been as deep as the Grand Canyon.  In 2011 and 2012, the East’s representative in MLS Cup was Houston, a convert from the West.  The last … Continue reading →