DC United make MLS history, Columbus wins on the road, and is Seattle's swoon going to be forgotten about in October?
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Like Michael Stipe once told us, it's not always shiny, happy people in MLS. Indeed, everybody hurts. Sometimes.
Sebastian Giovinco "The Ant-Man" and the race for the top spot in the west dominated the MLS weekend conversation.
Huge back-to-back wins for the Union. Why's it black in Toronto? And the West was not won in Week twelve of MLS play.
MLS week 10 was full of goals!
It's a team game, but sometimes we see an amazing goal that makes you say, "Wow." Week 7 was one of those weeks.
We at the Monday Morning Minutia are trying to make sense of another topsy turvy week of MLS action. In other words, business as usual.
A weekly roundup of the weekend's best MLS action.
Week three in MLS was a bit of a bore, but week four brought so much more.
We took a step back in MLS week three but still plenty of talking points from MMM.
The San Jose Earthquakes finished dead last in the West last year. Can one acquisition--a coach--turn it all around in one season? Spoiler! Yes
We're two weeks into the book in the 2015 MLS season. Nothing ever seems to stay the same in MLS as we get a great home openers, some late heroics and goals
"It's going to suck", said Mark Teixeira. NYCFC don't have to just win games, they have to win over their roommates.
MLS is back following a tumultuous offseason. If week 1 is any indication, we are in for a special season.
Seattle narrowly missed out on being the first MLS team to earn the triple. How can they rebound in 2015?
The Portland Timbers come into the 2015 season filled with both hope and trepidation.
The Vancouver Whitecaps squeaked their way into the 2014 MLS Playoffs. Will they be back in 2015?
There weren't a lot of peaks for the Colorado Rapids in 2014 but plenty of valleys. Has the team done enough to make themselves a contender in 2015?
Dom Kinnear left the San Jose Earthquakes holding the Supporter's Shield. Now he returns looking to right a wrong.
Jesse Marsch and Sacha Kljestan know what it's like playing second fiddle to the shiny MLS crosstown rival.