It’s Christmas time and the Major League Soccer offseason is in full swing! New contracts and transfers are being worked out. The U.S. Open Cup is coming back next year. A whole new third division is being created by the league for player development. It’s all gearing up for what should be an exciting 2022 for soccer. In Harrison however …

Saying international duty is a benefit for teams is actually a true statement, or more specifically “half” true. On one hand a team may be without a starting player or two for multiple games during the mid-season stretch due to CONCACAF scheduling the 2021 Gold Cup outside of the FIFA international window. But on the other hand, another team gets …

With the season kicking back into gear it almost seems wrong to look at the New York Red Bulls and find problems. The team just won its first match back at Red Bull Arena against Nashville SC and right now the soccer scene in the area (and country overall) is pretty high thanks to the international tournaments. But those same …

The New York Red Bulls win over Nashville SC, 2-0, on Friday night might be a turning point for the young season. Not to say that the team is suddenly better and going to charge up the standings. But rather it might be a starting point to see how the roster shakes out over the next month or so. New …

The monkey is off Gerhard Struber’s back after he and the New York Red Bulls won their first game of the 2021, his first since taking the reigns as manager. The past two weeks have seen games escape from RBNY in the final 45, but Saturday at Red Bull Arena the second half demonstrated a complete effort at both ends …

For the first time since March 2020, fans in Harrison were able to watch the New York Red Bulls in-person. For 60 minutes they saw their team open the new season as a dominant offensive force. In the end, a five-minute defensive collapse saw them lose, 2-1, to Sporting Kansas City. That one goal came from a comedically impressive Caden …

The New York Red Bulls and Major League Soccer are back after an extended suspension. After four months of a COVID-19 induced suspension, teams will begin to play at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida next month. While the regular season is still on halt technically, all 26 clubs will take …