Friday, March 3rd Portland Timbers vs Minnesota United FC, 8:30 pm (Fox Sports 1) Saturday, March 4th Columbus Crew vs Chicago Fire, 1:00 pm (Direct Kick/MLSLive) Los Angeles Galaxy vs FC Dallas, 3:00 pm (KUVN-23 Univision) Real Salt Lake vs Toronto FC, 3:30 pm (Direct Kick/MLSLive) Colorado Rapids vs New England Revolution, 5:00 pm (Direct Kick/MLSLive) DC United vs Sporting Kansas City, 6:00 pm (Direct Kick/MLSLive) Houston Dynamo vs Seattle Sounders FC, 7:30 pm (Direct Kick/MLSLive) San Jose Earthquakes vs Montreal Impact, 9:00 pm (Direct Kick/MLSLive) Sunday, March 5th Orlando City SC vs New York City FC, 4:00 pm (ESPN) Atlanta United FC vs Red Bull New York, 6:30 pm (Fox Sports 1) Vancouver Whitecaps FC vs Philadelphia Union, 8:30 (Direct Kick/MLSLive)
Friday, March 3rd Portland Timbers vs Minnesota United FC 5-1 Saturday, March 4th Columbus Crew vs Chicago Fire 1-1 Los Angeles Galaxy vs FC Dallas 1-2 Real Salt Lake vs Toronto FC 0-0 Colorado Rapids vs New England Revolution 1-0 DC United vs Sporting Kansas City 0-0 Houston Dynamo vs Seattle Sounders FC 2-1 San Jose Earthquakes vs Montreal Impact 1-0 Sunday, March 5th Orlando City SC vs New York City FC 1-0 Atlanta United FC vs Red Bull New York 1-2 Vancouver Whitecaps FC vs Philadelphia Union 0-0
Whelp there are RBNY and FCD there as the only two with away wins picking right up where they've been the last two years.
Saturday, March 11th Chicago Fire vs Real Salt Lake, 1:00 pm (Direct Kick/MLSLive) New England Revolution vs Orlando City SC, 1:00 pm (Direct Kick/MLSLive) Red Bull New York vs Colorado Rapids, 3:00 pm (Direct Kick/MLSLive) Philadelphia Union vs Toronto FC, 3:30 pm (Direct Kick/MLSLive) Montreal Impact vs Seattle Sounders FC, 6:00 pm (Direct Kick/MLSLive) Houston Dynamo vs Columbus Crew, 7:30 pm (Direct Kick/MLSLive) Sporting Kansas City vs FC Dallas, 8:00 pm (TXA-21) San Jose Earthquakes vs Vancouver Whitecaps FC, 9:00 pm (Direct Kick/MLSLive) Sunday, March 12th New York City FC vs DC United, 1:00 pm (Direct Kick/MLSLive) Minnesota United FC vs Atlanta United FC, 4:00 pm (ESPN 2) Los Angeles Galaxy vs Portland Timbers, 6:00 pm (Fox Sports 1)
Jeff Rueter@jeffrueter Commissioner Garber confirms that Los Angeles FC will enter without an expansion counterpart in 2018. #MLS
Minnesota has a LOT of work to do. Got shellacked on their home debut by their fellow expansion buddies, 6-1. I'm getting the impression Atlanta are going to be pretty full of themselves this year (like Chicago in 1998 & Houston in 2006).
Saturday, March 11th Chicago Fire vs Real Salt Lake 2-0 Red Bull New York vs Colorado Rapids 1-0 Philadelphia Union vs Toronto FC 2-2 Montreal Impact vs Seattle Sounders FC 2-2 Houston Dynamo vs Columbus Crew 3-1 Sporting Kansas City vs FC Dallas 0-0 San Jose Earthquakes vs Vancouver Whitecaps FC 3-2 Sunday, March 12th New York City FC vs DC United 4-0 Minnesota United FC vs Atlanta United FC 1-6 Los Angeles Galaxy vs Portland Timbers 0-1
I kind of figured Houston would be much improved with Cabrera. His CUSA gave Oscar fits and they both know each other well so no secrets. Shows how poor their last coach was.
Looking forward (and I'll be a wreck during) to the games against our 2 old enemies this season, who are both much improved.
Saturday, March 18th New York City FC vs Montreal Impact, 1:00 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Atlanta United FC vs Chicago Fire, 3:00 pm (KSTR-49 UniMas) Vancouver Whitecaps FC vs Toronto FC, 3:00 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) DC United vs Columbus Crew SC, 6:00 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Orlando City SC vs Philadelphia Union, 6:30 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) FC Dallas vs New England Revolution, 7:00 pm (TXA-21) Sporting Kansas City vs San Jose Earthquakes, 7:30 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Colorado Rapids vs Minnesota United FC, 8:00 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Real Salt Lake vs Los Angeles Galaxy, 8:30 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Portland Timbers vs Houston Dynamo, 9:30 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Sunday, March 19th Seattle Sounders FC vs Red Bull New York, 6:00 pm (Fox Sports 1)
Saturday, March 18th New York City FC vs Montreal Impact 1-1 Atlanta United FC vs Chicago Fire 4-0 Vancouver Whitecaps FC vs Toronto FC 0-2 DC United vs Columbus Crew SC 0-2 Orlando City SC vs Philadelphia Union 2-1 FC Dallas vs New England Revolution 2-1 Sporting Kansas City vs San Jose Earthquakes 2-1 Colorado Rapids vs Minnesota United FC 2-2 Real Salt Lake vs Los Angeles Galaxy 1-2 Portland Timbers vs Houston Dynamo 4-2 Sunday, March 19th Seattle Sounders FC vs Red Bull New York 3-1 Saturday, March 25th New England Revolution vs Minnesota United FC 5-2 Red Bull New York vs Real Salt Lake 0-0 Columbus Crew vs Portland Timbers 3-2
No jinx, just the truth: in the next 12 months FCD will win US Open Cup, Supporters Shield, MLS Cup, CCL and Club World Cup. One short of the legendary Sextuple!!!
If that happens, I'll sculpt a statue of Papi with the planet Earth at his feet in lieu of a soccer ball myself.
Friday, March 31st Toronto FC vs Sporting Kansas City, 6:30 pm (Fox Sports 1, Fox Deportes) Seattle Sounders FC vs Atlanta United FC, 9:00 pm (Fox Sports 1, Fox Deportes) Saturday, April 1st New York City FC vs San Jose Earthquakes, 1:00 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Chicago Fire vs Montreal Impact, 2:00 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Columbus Crew SC vs Orlando City FC, 3:00 pm (KSTR-49 UniMas) DC United vs Philadelphia Union, 6:00 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Minnesota United FC vs Real Salt Lake, 7:00 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Houston Dynamo vs Red Bull New York, 7:30 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Vancouver Whitecaps FC vs Los Angeles Galaxy, 9:00 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Sunday, April 2nd Portland Timbers vs New England Revolution, 8:00 pm (ESPN 2, ESPN Deportes)
Friday, April 7th Los Angeles Galaxy vs Montreal Impact, 9:30 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Saturday, April 8th Chicago Fire vs Columbus Crew, 1:00 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) New England Revolution vs Houston Dynamo, 1:00 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) DC United vs New York City FC, 3:00 pm (KSTR-49 UniMas) Philadelphia Union vs Portland Timbers, 6:00 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Toronto FC vs Atlanta United FC, 6:30 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) FC Dallas vs Minnesota United, 7:00 pm (TXA-21) Real Salt Lake vs Vancouver Whitecaps FC, 8:30 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) San Jose Earthquakes vs Seattle Sounders FC, 9:30 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Sunday, April 9th Orlando City SC vs Red Bull New York, 3:00 pm (ESPN, ESPN Deportes) Sporting Kansas City vs Colorado Rapids, 6:00 pm (Fox Sports 1, Fox Deportes)
U.S. Soccer UNITED STATES, CANADA AND MEXICO TO MAKE HISTORIC ANNOUNCEMENT ON APRIL 10 IN NEW YORK CITY Media Event Scheduled for 2 p.m. at One World Observatory at One World Trade Center ORANJESTAD, Aruba (April 8, 2017) - CONCACAF member nations the United States, Canada and Mexico are scheduled to make a historic announcement on April 10 in New York City. The event will take place at 2 p.m. ET at One World Observatory on the 102nd floor of the One World Trade Center. Attending the event on Monday will be: Sunil Gulati - President, United States Soccer Federation; Member, FIFA Council Victor Montagliani - President, CONCACAF; President, Canadian Soccer Association Decio de Maria - President, Mexican Football Federation; Vice President, CONCACAF -- Press Conference Information -- WHO: U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati, Canadian Soccer Association President Victor Montagliani, Mexican Football Federation President Decio de Maria WHAT: Press Conference to make historic announcement WHEN: Monday, April 10 at 2 p.m. ET WHERE: One World Observatory - One World Trade Center - 285 Fulton Street - New York, NY 10007. Please use the West Street entrance. HOW: Media who wish to attend must apply for accreditation by clicking here. Media applications MUST be received by 8 p.m. ET on Sunday, April 9. *Please note this venue has extensive security - everyone must be on guest list prior to the event and everyone will go through a detector and bags will be scanned before entering the elevator. Approved media are encouraged to arrive by 12:30 p.m. ET. A live world feed from the event as well as a VNR will provided to broadcast media. Uplink information will be available soon. -ussoccer.com-
Looks like we'll actually be the ones opening Atlanta's fancy new stadium... http://www.fcdallas.com/post/2017/04/18/fc-dallas-open-atlanta-uniteds-new-stadium
Friday, April 21st Toronto FC vs Chicago Fire, 6:30 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Saturday, April 22nd Philadelphia Union vs Montreal Impact, 12:00 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Houston Dynamo vs San Jose Earthquakes, 2:55 pm (KSTR-49 UniMas) Portland Timbers vs Vancouver Whitecaps FC, 3:00 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) New England Revolution vs DC United, 6:30 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Red Bull New York vs Columbus Crew SC, 6:30 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) FC Dallas vs Sporting Kansas City, 7:00 pm (KTXA-21) Real Salt Lake vs Atlanta United FC, 8:30 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive) Sunday, April 23rd New York City FC vs Orlando City SC, 12:30 pm (Fox Sports 1, Fox Deportes) Los Angeles Galaxy vs Seattle Sounders FC, 3:00 pm (ESPN, ESPN Deportes) Minnesota United FC vs Colorado Rapids, 5:00 pm (Direct Kick, MLSLive)
http://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2017/04/19/mls-owners-reportedly-considering-investing-more-tam-funds The sarcasm in me says that this is because LA is out of cash. But, overall this is a good thing; helping teams sign and retain as many of their good young players as possible.