Instead of doing a traditional Power Rankings format, this season I write an MLS Progress Report roughly every month to assess each club's progress
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Following a scoreless encounter with rivals Mexico journey to Qatar is not over yet. While the first half saw the USMNT creative some good opportunities.
Instead of doing a traditional Power Rankings format, this season I’ll be doing an MLS Progress Report every few weeks. Power Rankings tend to be reactive
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