U.S. Soccer has officially changed its stance on protesting the national anthem. On Wednesday, the U.S. Soccer Board of Directors voted to repeal policy 604-1 which required players to stand for the (…)
At the current moment, two weeks into the new MLS season, the San Jose Earthquakes are on a very similar pace to open their 2020 campaign. The lone difference is the lone point that they earned at the death in (…)
Despite Saturday’s big loss to Minnesota United, the San Jose Earthquakes aren’t worried about their slow start to the 2020 MLS season.
New San Jose Earthquakes defender Oswaldo Alanis is no stranger to scoring off of free kicks, especially in big situations. Saturday was no exception. With San Jose down 2-1 in the final seconds, Alanis (…)
Earlier in the week, second-year San Jose Earthquakes head coach Matias Almeyda stood in the offices at the newly-named Earthquakes Stadium in San Jose and opened a white box that contained his own (…)
If there was anything that can be taken away from the 2019 San Jose Earthquakes, is that they may have come further along than many may have then predicted. In case you missed it, the 2019 San Jose (…)
For the first time in a very long time, the Colorado Rapids are capable of being in a win-now mode. The question entering the 2020 campaign is if they can actually win, now. The Rapids’ roller-coaster (…)
It’s the dawn of a new era in Houston. Now the question is if this is the era that sees the Houston Dynamo return to the playoffs. Houston finished 10th in the West last year with 40 points (12-18-4) and (…)
Entering his 17th and last season in MLS with the San Jose Earthquakes, 36-year-old Chris Wondolowski has only one thing on mind entering 2020: “Win. Easy as that.” And he’s eager to do whatever it (…)
The 2019 San Jose Earthquakes made major strides following the worst season in franchise history just a year ago. In a season with a new coach, a brand new man-marking system, and a new culture to go with (…)
