MLS’ mess a precursor for what U.S. leagues face
If American sports do return, they’ll come with fright and exhaustion. Major League Soccer hasn’t even started yet and is already proving that.
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MLS players left bemused as $65 meals turn out to be a sandwich and banana
Players are preparing for tournament at Disney WorldComparisons made between MLS and Fyre FestivalIt appears that it’s not only teams that are overvalued in MLS. Nutrition is crucial for players, so it made sense that the league wanted to make sure its…
MLS Black Players Coalition to fight racism
More than 70 Black MLS players have formed a new coalition to combat racial inequities in the nation’s top soccer league.
Atlanta, Miami players test positive for virus
Both Atlanta United and Inter Miami announced that a player had tested positive for the coronavirus on Thursday.
NBA All-Star Kevin Durant buys 5% stake in MLS’s Philadelphia Union
2014 NBA MVP says he has always been a soccer fanNets star will also develop charity programs in PennsylvaniaBrooklyn Nets forward Kevin Durant has joined the ownership group of Major League Soccer’s Philadelphia Union.Durant, a 10-time NBA All-Star an…
MLS tourney has major flaw with simple fix
The “MLS is Back Tournament” puts six teams at a significant disadvantage. There’s a simple solution that the league seemingly ignored.
MLS will support players’ protests during anthem
Major League Soccer will support players who want to protest police brutality and systemic racism during the playing of the national anthem.
Major League Soccer to restart season with Disney World tournament on 8 July
MLS to resume at ESPN’s Wide World of Sports complexAll 26 clubs to vie for 2021 Concacaf Champions League spotGroup-stage results to count in regular-season standingsThe league’s 26 teams will be divided into six groups for the opening round of the to…
It’s back! MLS will restart July 8 in Orlando
Major League Soccer will resume its coronavirus-cursed 2020 season with a World Cup-style tournament next month.
In shadow of White House, MLS sends clear message
D.C. United showed its support for those protesting police brutally and systemic racism by painting “I Can’t Breathe” on the field at its stadium.