Already considered one of the most exciting teenagers in Major League Soccer, San Jose Earthquakes sensation Cade Cowell is starting to state his case for being one of the most exciting players in MLS, (…)
The San Jose Earthquakes have been patient in bringing Cade Cowell through the ranks of the club and now have an exciting player on their hands heading into a full 2021 season. Cowell made his second start of (…)
The San Jose Earthquakes in more ways than one were emblematic of the hectic year that was 2020. Things started well for the Earthquakes with a run to the quarterfinals in the MLS is Back Tournament before (…)
Matias Almeyda may currently be under contract with the San Jose Earthquakes, but rumors linking him to another job have popped up again. ESPN Chile has reported that Chile’s men’s national team has (…)
Chris Wondolowski saw his 2020 MLS season come to a disappointing end with the San Jose Earthquakes, but will return for another crack at winning an MLS Cup title with the club. The Earthquakes announced (…)
Following the San Jose Earthquakes’ dramatic playoff exit against Sporting Kansas City on Sunday, the all-time leading scorer in MLS history, Chris Wondolowski, confirmed that his previous statements (…)
FC Dallas continued its hot streak at Toyota Stadium on Wednesday night, claiming its second consecutive win in convincing fashion over the Colorado Rapids. Luchi Gonzalez’s men bested the visitors 4-1, (…)
It was, simply put, a historic dismantling at CenturyLink Field on Thursday night: The Seattle Sounders dropped five goals in the opening 33 minutes on their way to a 7-1 victory over the visiting San Jose (…)
The San Jose Earthquakes might have needed a match to get themselves into midseason form during the MLS is Back tournament – or maybe it’s the yellow shorts that are sparking their hot run. But after (…)
Following their 2-0 win over the Chicago Fire Sunday night in their final group stage match of the MLS is Back tournament – a win that also clinched them their group – the San Jose Earthquakes might have (…)
