The USMNT isn’t playing October friendlies, but that didn’t stop The SBI Rundown from diving into what an October squad might have looked like if U.S. Soccer had been able to organize matches. Episode 26 of (…)
A loss on the field and two on the roster. Inter Miami is in a tough spot after a rough weekend, losing not only the 10th game in this expansion season but also star attacking midfielder Rodolfo Pizarro to (…)
Sergino Dest’s long-rumored transfer to FC Barcelona was finally completed on Thursday, signaling a special day for American soccer fans, and giving The SBI Rundown its lead topic to discuss. Co-hosts (…)
Sergino Dest’s reported transfer to FC Barcelona is the lead item on the latest episode of The SBI Rundown, as co-hosts Ives Galarcep and Garrett Cleverly discuss the USMNT defender’s move to the Spanish (…)
Gonzalo Higuain made his Inter Miami debut, but it was largely underscored by that bad penalty miss. Franco Panizo and Eric Krakauer analyze Higuain’s first MLS game in the latest episode of Miami Total (…)
Zack Steffen’s Manchester City’s debut and Sebastian Soto’s national team drama headline Episode 22 of The SBI Rundown. Co-hosts Ives Galarcep and Garrett Cleverly break down Steffen’s successful City (…)
Weston McKennie’s impressive debut for Juventus was one of the top stories of the weekend in American soccer and it headlines the latest episode of The SBI Rundown. Co-hosts Ives Galarcep and Garrett (…)
Gonzalo Higuain is finally here and so too is the last episode of Miami Total Futbol Radio. Podcast hosts Franco Panizo and Eric Krakauer touch on all things related to Higuain’s official arrival in (…)
The Sergino Dest transfer sweepstakes are in full swing and Episode 20 of The SBI Rundown takes a closer look at the USMNT defender’s options. Co-hosts Ives Galarcep and Garrett Cleverly discuss Bayern (…)
The U.S. Soccer Hall of Fame’s recent announcement of another one-player class has sparked outrage over a flawed voting system and the SBI Rundown tackles the topic and much more. Carlos Bocanegra was (…)
