SorryImAnonymous
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Megyn Kelly and I both find it hard to define exactly what a “minor” is.
By: 11 Yanks
By: 11 Yanks
November 14, 2025 at 4:30 PM
Megyn Kelly and I both find it hard to define exactly what a “minor” is.
By: 11 Yanks
By: 11 Yanks
@sndrnvia.bsky.social I don’t actually feel very strongly about this schedule change, but this reminds me of what you said a while back about MLS heading toward selling out the fans who built their succesful product in exchange for more abundant casual attention
Because the financial growth of MNUFC isn't tied to attendance. It's tied to media revenue, the lifeblood of all pro sports. MLS has to act to become a national business, not a local one. It has to act to make a product that can demand more media $ to then invest in the product to get even more $
November 14, 2025 at 7:46 AM
@sndrnvia.bsky.social I don’t actually feel very strongly about this schedule change, but this reminds me of what you said a while back about MLS heading toward selling out the fans who built their succesful product in exchange for more abundant casual attention
Here’s how MLS, which I do not watch, switching to a fall-spring calendar, which I advocated for, alienates normal soccer fans, like me, and demonstrates that the Apple TV deal is not going as Don Garber had hoped.
By: Helltown Beer and Chris Kessell
By: Helltown Beer and Chris Kessell
November 13, 2025 at 9:41 PM
Here’s how MLS, which I do not watch, switching to a fall-spring calendar, which I advocated for, alienates normal soccer fans, like me, and demonstrates that the Apple TV deal is not going as Don Garber had hoped.
By: Helltown Beer and Chris Kessell
By: Helltown Beer and Chris Kessell
@wstpitchbot.bsky.social
MLS playing spring-fall shows that it is not a serious soccer league. It needs to switch to fall-spring. Here’s how MLS’s proposed switch to a fall-spring calendar disrespects its fans and suggests that the league may be in trouble
MLS playing spring-fall shows that it is not a serious soccer league. It needs to switch to fall-spring. Here’s how MLS’s proposed switch to a fall-spring calendar disrespects its fans and suggests that the league may be in trouble
November 12, 2025 at 9:27 PM
@wstpitchbot.bsky.social
MLS playing spring-fall shows that it is not a serious soccer league. It needs to switch to fall-spring. Here’s how MLS’s proposed switch to a fall-spring calendar disrespects its fans and suggests that the league may be in trouble
MLS playing spring-fall shows that it is not a serious soccer league. It needs to switch to fall-spring. Here’s how MLS’s proposed switch to a fall-spring calendar disrespects its fans and suggests that the league may be in trouble
Just ragebaited Celtic fans on the other site pray for me
November 12, 2025 at 6:18 PM
Just ragebaited Celtic fans on the other site pray for me
Biggest homefield advantage seasons:
1. 2019 Houston (1.78)
2. 2018 Vancouver (1.61)
3. 2018 Portland (1.58)
4. 2023 Colorado (1.44)
5. 2023 Quakes (1.42)
1. 2019 Houston (1.78)
2. 2018 Vancouver (1.61)
3. 2018 Portland (1.58)
4. 2023 Colorado (1.44)
5. 2023 Quakes (1.42)
Homefield advantage since 2018:
1. Portland-1.04
2. San Diego-1.00
3. Houston-1.00
4. Colorado-0.97
5. LAFC-0.92
6. Minnesota-0.91
7. Seattle-0.88
8. Sporting KC-0.87
9. St Louis-0.87
10. Vancouver-0.86
11. RSL-0.84
12. Austin-0.79
13. San Jose-0.77
14. Dallas-0.72
15. Galaxy-0.71
1. Portland-1.04
2. San Diego-1.00
3. Houston-1.00
4. Colorado-0.97
5. LAFC-0.92
6. Minnesota-0.91
7. Seattle-0.88
8. Sporting KC-0.87
9. St Louis-0.87
10. Vancouver-0.86
11. RSL-0.84
12. Austin-0.79
13. San Jose-0.77
14. Dallas-0.72
15. Galaxy-0.71
Best home teams since 2018 by xGD/90 (West)
1. LAFC (+1.15)
2. SD (+0.74)
3. SEA (+0.61)
4. MIN (+0.49)
5. POR (+0.44)
6. HOU (+0.39)
7. VAN (+0.37)
8. COL (+0.36)
9. LAG (+0.35)
10. SKC (+0.34)
11. RSL (+0.33)
12. DAL (+0.33)
13. STL (+0.21)
14. SJ (+0.17)
15. ATX (+0.10)
1. LAFC (+1.15)
2. SD (+0.74)
3. SEA (+0.61)
4. MIN (+0.49)
5. POR (+0.44)
6. HOU (+0.39)
7. VAN (+0.37)
8. COL (+0.36)
9. LAG (+0.35)
10. SKC (+0.34)
11. RSL (+0.33)
12. DAL (+0.33)
13. STL (+0.21)
14. SJ (+0.17)
15. ATX (+0.10)
November 11, 2025 at 7:35 AM
Biggest homefield advantage seasons:
1. 2019 Houston (1.78)
2. 2018 Vancouver (1.61)
3. 2018 Portland (1.58)
4. 2023 Colorado (1.44)
5. 2023 Quakes (1.42)
1. 2019 Houston (1.78)
2. 2018 Vancouver (1.61)
3. 2018 Portland (1.58)
4. 2023 Colorado (1.44)
5. 2023 Quakes (1.42)
Best away seasons by xGD:
1. 2019 LAFC (16.0)
2. 2025 LAFC (7.4)
3. 2022 LAFC (4.2)
4. 2025 Vancouver (3.9)
5. 2025 Seattle (2.3)
1. 2019 LAFC (16.0)
2. 2025 LAFC (7.4)
3. 2022 LAFC (4.2)
4. 2025 Vancouver (3.9)
5. 2025 Seattle (2.3)
Best away teams since 2018 by xGD/90 (West)
1. LAFC (+0.23)
2. SD (-0.27)
3. SEA (-0.27)
4. LAG (-0.35)
5. DAL (-0.39)
6. MIN (-0.42)
7. VAN (-0.49)
8. RSL (-0.51)
9. SKC (-0.53)
10. SJ (-0.60)
11. POR (-0.60)
12. HOU (-0.61)
13. COL (-0.62)
14. STL (-0.66)
15. ATX (-0.68)
1. LAFC (+0.23)
2. SD (-0.27)
3. SEA (-0.27)
4. LAG (-0.35)
5. DAL (-0.39)
6. MIN (-0.42)
7. VAN (-0.49)
8. RSL (-0.51)
9. SKC (-0.53)
10. SJ (-0.60)
11. POR (-0.60)
12. HOU (-0.61)
13. COL (-0.62)
14. STL (-0.66)
15. ATX (-0.68)
November 11, 2025 at 7:28 AM
Best away seasons by xGD:
1. 2019 LAFC (16.0)
2. 2025 LAFC (7.4)
3. 2022 LAFC (4.2)
4. 2025 Vancouver (3.9)
5. 2025 Seattle (2.3)
1. 2019 LAFC (16.0)
2. 2025 LAFC (7.4)
3. 2022 LAFC (4.2)
4. 2025 Vancouver (3.9)
5. 2025 Seattle (2.3)
Best home seasons by xGD since 2018 (West):
1. 2019 LAFC (24.7)
2. 2022 LAFC (23.4)
3. 2025 Vancouver (21.8)
4. 2021 LAFC (19.6)
5. 2023 LAFC (18.9)
Best non-LAFC seasons:
1. 2025 Vancouver (21.8)
2. 2018 Sporting KC (15.5)
3. 2018 Portland (15.1)
4. 2023 Seattle (14.8)
5. 2024 RSL (14.2)
1. 2019 LAFC (24.7)
2. 2022 LAFC (23.4)
3. 2025 Vancouver (21.8)
4. 2021 LAFC (19.6)
5. 2023 LAFC (18.9)
Best non-LAFC seasons:
1. 2025 Vancouver (21.8)
2. 2018 Sporting KC (15.5)
3. 2018 Portland (15.1)
4. 2023 Seattle (14.8)
5. 2024 RSL (14.2)
Best home teams since 2018 by xGD/90 (West)
1. LAFC (+1.15)
2. SD (+0.74)
3. SEA (+0.61)
4. MIN (+0.49)
5. POR (+0.44)
6. HOU (+0.39)
7. VAN (+0.37)
8. COL (+0.36)
9. LAG (+0.35)
10. SKC (+0.34)
11. RSL (+0.33)
12. DAL (+0.33)
13. STL (+0.21)
14. SJ (+0.17)
15. ATX (+0.10)
1. LAFC (+1.15)
2. SD (+0.74)
3. SEA (+0.61)
4. MIN (+0.49)
5. POR (+0.44)
6. HOU (+0.39)
7. VAN (+0.37)
8. COL (+0.36)
9. LAG (+0.35)
10. SKC (+0.34)
11. RSL (+0.33)
12. DAL (+0.33)
13. STL (+0.21)
14. SJ (+0.17)
15. ATX (+0.10)
November 11, 2025 at 7:21 AM
Best home seasons by xGD since 2018 (West):
1. 2019 LAFC (24.7)
2. 2022 LAFC (23.4)
3. 2025 Vancouver (21.8)
4. 2021 LAFC (19.6)
5. 2023 LAFC (18.9)
Best non-LAFC seasons:
1. 2025 Vancouver (21.8)
2. 2018 Sporting KC (15.5)
3. 2018 Portland (15.1)
4. 2023 Seattle (14.8)
5. 2024 RSL (14.2)
1. 2019 LAFC (24.7)
2. 2022 LAFC (23.4)
3. 2025 Vancouver (21.8)
4. 2021 LAFC (19.6)
5. 2023 LAFC (18.9)
Best non-LAFC seasons:
1. 2025 Vancouver (21.8)
2. 2018 Sporting KC (15.5)
3. 2018 Portland (15.1)
4. 2023 Seattle (14.8)
5. 2024 RSL (14.2)
Homefield advantage since 2018:
1. Portland-1.04
2. San Diego-1.00
3. Houston-1.00
4. Colorado-0.97
5. LAFC-0.92
6. Minnesota-0.91
7. Seattle-0.88
8. Sporting KC-0.87
9. St Louis-0.87
10. Vancouver-0.86
11. RSL-0.84
12. Austin-0.79
13. San Jose-0.77
14. Dallas-0.72
15. Galaxy-0.71
1. Portland-1.04
2. San Diego-1.00
3. Houston-1.00
4. Colorado-0.97
5. LAFC-0.92
6. Minnesota-0.91
7. Seattle-0.88
8. Sporting KC-0.87
9. St Louis-0.87
10. Vancouver-0.86
11. RSL-0.84
12. Austin-0.79
13. San Jose-0.77
14. Dallas-0.72
15. Galaxy-0.71
Best home teams since 2018 by xGD/90 (West)
1. LAFC (+1.15)
2. SD (+0.74)
3. SEA (+0.61)
4. MIN (+0.49)
5. POR (+0.44)
6. HOU (+0.39)
7. VAN (+0.37)
8. COL (+0.36)
9. LAG (+0.35)
10. SKC (+0.34)
11. RSL (+0.33)
12. DAL (+0.33)
13. STL (+0.21)
14. SJ (+0.17)
15. ATX (+0.10)
1. LAFC (+1.15)
2. SD (+0.74)
3. SEA (+0.61)
4. MIN (+0.49)
5. POR (+0.44)
6. HOU (+0.39)
7. VAN (+0.37)
8. COL (+0.36)
9. LAG (+0.35)
10. SKC (+0.34)
11. RSL (+0.33)
12. DAL (+0.33)
13. STL (+0.21)
14. SJ (+0.17)
15. ATX (+0.10)
November 11, 2025 at 7:12 AM
Homefield advantage since 2018:
1. Portland-1.04
2. San Diego-1.00
3. Houston-1.00
4. Colorado-0.97
5. LAFC-0.92
6. Minnesota-0.91
7. Seattle-0.88
8. Sporting KC-0.87
9. St Louis-0.87
10. Vancouver-0.86
11. RSL-0.84
12. Austin-0.79
13. San Jose-0.77
14. Dallas-0.72
15. Galaxy-0.71
1. Portland-1.04
2. San Diego-1.00
3. Houston-1.00
4. Colorado-0.97
5. LAFC-0.92
6. Minnesota-0.91
7. Seattle-0.88
8. Sporting KC-0.87
9. St Louis-0.87
10. Vancouver-0.86
11. RSL-0.84
12. Austin-0.79
13. San Jose-0.77
14. Dallas-0.72
15. Galaxy-0.71
Best home teams since 2018 by xGD/90 (West)
1. LAFC (+1.15)
2. SD (+0.74)
3. SEA (+0.61)
4. MIN (+0.49)
5. POR (+0.44)
6. HOU (+0.39)
7. VAN (+0.37)
8. COL (+0.36)
9. LAG (+0.35)
10. SKC (+0.34)
11. RSL (+0.33)
12. DAL (+0.33)
13. STL (+0.21)
14. SJ (+0.17)
15. ATX (+0.10)
1. LAFC (+1.15)
2. SD (+0.74)
3. SEA (+0.61)
4. MIN (+0.49)
5. POR (+0.44)
6. HOU (+0.39)
7. VAN (+0.37)
8. COL (+0.36)
9. LAG (+0.35)
10. SKC (+0.34)
11. RSL (+0.33)
12. DAL (+0.33)
13. STL (+0.21)
14. SJ (+0.17)
15. ATX (+0.10)
November 11, 2025 at 7:09 AM
Best home teams since 2018 by xGD/90 (West)
1. LAFC (+1.15)
2. SD (+0.74)
3. SEA (+0.61)
4. MIN (+0.49)
5. POR (+0.44)
6. HOU (+0.39)
7. VAN (+0.37)
8. COL (+0.36)
9. LAG (+0.35)
10. SKC (+0.34)
11. RSL (+0.33)
12. DAL (+0.33)
13. STL (+0.21)
14. SJ (+0.17)
15. ATX (+0.10)
1. LAFC (+1.15)
2. SD (+0.74)
3. SEA (+0.61)
4. MIN (+0.49)
5. POR (+0.44)
6. HOU (+0.39)
7. VAN (+0.37)
8. COL (+0.36)
9. LAG (+0.35)
10. SKC (+0.34)
11. RSL (+0.33)
12. DAL (+0.33)
13. STL (+0.21)
14. SJ (+0.17)
15. ATX (+0.10)
Reposted by SorryImAnonymous
If you look at the list of players who led in “big chances missed” it’s basically the entire Golden Boot race. www.fotmob.com/leagues/130/...
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November 9, 2025 at 6:52 PM
If you look at the list of players who led in “big chances missed” it’s basically the entire Golden Boot race. www.fotmob.com/leagues/130/...
Post-CWC ratings:
Ferreira-6.67
Cristian-6.64
Ragen-6.61
Rusnak-6.53
Alex-6.52
Thomas-6.50
Vargas-6.38
Yeimar-6.35
De la Vega-6.29
Rothrock-6.11
Morris-6.10
Minoungou-6.08
Nouhou-6.03
Leyva-6.00
Hawkins-6.00
Moose-5.98
DeRo-5.96
Frei-5.88
Joao Paulo-5.83
Brunell-5.81
Ferreira-6.67
Cristian-6.64
Ragen-6.61
Rusnak-6.53
Alex-6.52
Thomas-6.50
Vargas-6.38
Yeimar-6.35
De la Vega-6.29
Rothrock-6.11
Morris-6.10
Minoungou-6.08
Nouhou-6.03
Leyva-6.00
Hawkins-6.00
Moose-5.98
DeRo-5.96
Frei-5.88
Joao Paulo-5.83
Brunell-5.81
November 9, 2025 at 8:55 PM
Post-CWC ratings:
Ferreira-6.67
Cristian-6.64
Ragen-6.61
Rusnak-6.53
Alex-6.52
Thomas-6.50
Vargas-6.38
Yeimar-6.35
De la Vega-6.29
Rothrock-6.11
Morris-6.10
Minoungou-6.08
Nouhou-6.03
Leyva-6.00
Hawkins-6.00
Moose-5.98
DeRo-5.96
Frei-5.88
Joao Paulo-5.83
Brunell-5.81
Ferreira-6.67
Cristian-6.64
Ragen-6.61
Rusnak-6.53
Alex-6.52
Thomas-6.50
Vargas-6.38
Yeimar-6.35
De la Vega-6.29
Rothrock-6.11
Morris-6.10
Minoungou-6.08
Nouhou-6.03
Leyva-6.00
Hawkins-6.00
Moose-5.98
DeRo-5.96
Frei-5.88
Joao Paulo-5.83
Brunell-5.81
Pre-CWC ratings:
Cristian-6.60
Rusnak-6.38
Yeimar-6.36
Morris-6.17
Vargas-6.03
Arriola-6.00
De la Vega-5.97
Frei-5.97
Alex-5.89
Kim-5.89
Ferreira-5.88
Leyva-5.88
Nouhou-5.85
Ragen-5.75
Kent-5.70
Hawkins-5.67
Rothrock-5.65
Moose-5.62
Kalani-5.54
Minoungou-5.47
Cristian-6.60
Rusnak-6.38
Yeimar-6.36
Morris-6.17
Vargas-6.03
Arriola-6.00
De la Vega-5.97
Frei-5.97
Alex-5.89
Kim-5.89
Ferreira-5.88
Leyva-5.88
Nouhou-5.85
Ragen-5.75
Kent-5.70
Hawkins-5.67
Rothrock-5.65
Moose-5.62
Kalani-5.54
Minoungou-5.47
November 9, 2025 at 8:45 PM
Pre-CWC ratings:
Cristian-6.60
Rusnak-6.38
Yeimar-6.36
Morris-6.17
Vargas-6.03
Arriola-6.00
De la Vega-5.97
Frei-5.97
Alex-5.89
Kim-5.89
Ferreira-5.88
Leyva-5.88
Nouhou-5.85
Ragen-5.75
Kent-5.70
Hawkins-5.67
Rothrock-5.65
Moose-5.62
Kalani-5.54
Minoungou-5.47
Cristian-6.60
Rusnak-6.38
Yeimar-6.36
Morris-6.17
Vargas-6.03
Arriola-6.00
De la Vega-5.97
Frei-5.97
Alex-5.89
Kim-5.89
Ferreira-5.88
Leyva-5.88
Nouhou-5.85
Ragen-5.75
Kent-5.70
Hawkins-5.67
Rothrock-5.65
Moose-5.62
Kalani-5.54
Minoungou-5.47
It’s odd how many “Worst coach in MLS“ shouts I’ve seen from generally reasonable people regarding Mascherano, it’s not just coming from Miami fans. This team is much better than last year’s team. Yes adding Allende helps a lot, but they are actually a good defensive team
Happy for Mascherano. Go ask Tata how brutally impossible is that job.
He has been an absolute gentleman every game, always available to talk, always respectful, always honest, always open even for a quick chat or inquiry. You have to love that from a coach.
Also getting better w/ time on the job.
He has been an absolute gentleman every game, always available to talk, always respectful, always honest, always open even for a quick chat or inquiry. You have to love that from a coach.
Also getting better w/ time on the job.
November 9, 2025 at 4:42 AM
It’s odd how many “Worst coach in MLS“ shouts I’ve seen from generally reasonable people regarding Mascherano, it’s not just coming from Miami fans. This team is much better than last year’s team. Yes adding Allende helps a lot, but they are actually a good defensive team
Ratings are definitely affected by the fact that only a few players started a majority of the games. Moose’s rating looks low but he only started half the games. Next year, I need to incorporate minutes played in each individual game so I can weight the average ratings better
2025 final ratings:
Cristian-6.72
Rusnak-6.46
Yeimar-6.36
Ragen-6.28
Ferreira-6.27
Alex-6.25
Thomas-6.25
Vargas-6.21
Morris-6.12
De la Vega-6.10
Arriola-6.00
Frei-5.94
Leyva-5.91
Rothrock-5.91
Nouhou-5.90
Moose-5.84
Brunell-5.81
Hawkins-5.75
Minoungou-5.73
Cristian-6.72
Rusnak-6.46
Yeimar-6.36
Ragen-6.28
Ferreira-6.27
Alex-6.25
Thomas-6.25
Vargas-6.21
Morris-6.12
De la Vega-6.10
Arriola-6.00
Frei-5.94
Leyva-5.91
Rothrock-5.91
Nouhou-5.90
Moose-5.84
Brunell-5.81
Hawkins-5.75
Minoungou-5.73
November 9, 2025 at 4:37 AM
Ratings are definitely affected by the fact that only a few players started a majority of the games. Moose’s rating looks low but he only started half the games. Next year, I need to incorporate minutes played in each individual game so I can weight the average ratings better
2025 final ratings:
Cristian-6.72
Rusnak-6.46
Yeimar-6.36
Ragen-6.28
Ferreira-6.27
Alex-6.25
Thomas-6.25
Vargas-6.21
Morris-6.12
De la Vega-6.10
Arriola-6.00
Frei-5.94
Leyva-5.91
Rothrock-5.91
Nouhou-5.90
Moose-5.84
Brunell-5.81
Hawkins-5.75
Minoungou-5.73
Cristian-6.72
Rusnak-6.46
Yeimar-6.36
Ragen-6.28
Ferreira-6.27
Alex-6.25
Thomas-6.25
Vargas-6.21
Morris-6.12
De la Vega-6.10
Arriola-6.00
Frei-5.94
Leyva-5.91
Rothrock-5.91
Nouhou-5.90
Moose-5.84
Brunell-5.81
Hawkins-5.75
Minoungou-5.73
November 9, 2025 at 4:34 AM
2025 final ratings:
Cristian-6.72
Rusnak-6.46
Yeimar-6.36
Ragen-6.28
Ferreira-6.27
Alex-6.25
Thomas-6.25
Vargas-6.21
Morris-6.12
De la Vega-6.10
Arriola-6.00
Frei-5.94
Leyva-5.91
Rothrock-5.91
Nouhou-5.90
Moose-5.84
Brunell-5.81
Hawkins-5.75
Minoungou-5.73
Cristian-6.72
Rusnak-6.46
Yeimar-6.36
Ragen-6.28
Ferreira-6.27
Alex-6.25
Thomas-6.25
Vargas-6.21
Morris-6.12
De la Vega-6.10
Arriola-6.00
Frei-5.94
Leyva-5.91
Rothrock-5.91
Nouhou-5.90
Moose-5.84
Brunell-5.81
Hawkins-5.75
Minoungou-5.73
What does Nancy see in Hugo Picard
November 9, 2025 at 1:07 AM
What does Nancy see in Hugo Picard
Columbus is so much better than Cincy, but as good as Rossi is, Evander is leagues above everyone else on the field, so Cincy always has a chance, much like 2024 Miami
November 9, 2025 at 12:42 AM
Columbus is so much better than Cincy, but as good as Rossi is, Evander is leagues above everyone else on the field, so Cincy always has a chance, much like 2024 Miami
Man that save Celantano just made… wish our starting GK was able to do that
November 9, 2025 at 12:26 AM
Man that save Celantano just made… wish our starting GK was able to do that
Minnesota (2.91) 5-7 (7.22) Seattle
Can’t even complain too much about the finishing, just a weird format and Minnesota scoring nearly all of their chances across three games.
Can’t even complain too much about the finishing, just a weird format and Minnesota scoring nearly all of their chances across three games.
November 8, 2025 at 11:53 PM
Minnesota (2.91) 5-7 (7.22) Seattle
Can’t even complain too much about the finishing, just a weird format and Minnesota scoring nearly all of their chances across three games.
Can’t even complain too much about the finishing, just a weird format and Minnesota scoring nearly all of their chances across three games.
Well not sure there’s much you can take away from this other than you have to be better defending set pieces and maybe you have Alex take a pen before Osaze
November 8, 2025 at 11:48 PM
Well not sure there’s much you can take away from this other than you have to be better defending set pieces and maybe you have Alex take a pen before Osaze
Need to win tomorrow. If we lose, the Charlotte result from February will be in vain
November 8, 2025 at 5:51 AM
Need to win tomorrow. If we lose, the Charlotte result from February will be in vain
Best away seasons:
1. 2018 Atlanta (13.7)
2. 2022 Montreal (3.9)
3. 2024 Crew (3.5)
T4. 2023 RBNY (3.1)
T4. 2025 Miami (3.1)
1. 2018 Atlanta (13.7)
2. 2022 Montreal (3.9)
3. 2024 Crew (3.5)
T4. 2023 RBNY (3.1)
T4. 2025 Miami (3.1)
Away xGD/90 (all are negative):
1. NYC-0.11
2. Philly-0.15
3. RBNY-0.16
4. Atlanta-0.18
5. Nashville-0.23
6. Crew-0.23
7. Orlando-0.38
8. Charlotte-0.39
9. Miami-0.40
10. DC-0.40
11. Montreal-0.46
12. Cincy-0.51
13. Chicago-0.56
14. Revs-0.63
15. Toronto-0.76
1. NYC-0.11
2. Philly-0.15
3. RBNY-0.16
4. Atlanta-0.18
5. Nashville-0.23
6. Crew-0.23
7. Orlando-0.38
8. Charlotte-0.39
9. Miami-0.40
10. DC-0.40
11. Montreal-0.46
12. Cincy-0.51
13. Chicago-0.56
14. Revs-0.63
15. Toronto-0.76
November 6, 2025 at 11:57 PM
Best away seasons:
1. 2018 Atlanta (13.7)
2. 2022 Montreal (3.9)
3. 2024 Crew (3.5)
T4. 2023 RBNY (3.1)
T4. 2025 Miami (3.1)
1. 2018 Atlanta (13.7)
2. 2022 Montreal (3.9)
3. 2024 Crew (3.5)
T4. 2023 RBNY (3.1)
T4. 2025 Miami (3.1)
Best home seasons by xGD:
1. 2022 Philly (25.3)
2. 2018 Atlanta (22.1)
3. 2021 NYC (21.2)
4. 2018 Crew (20.0)
5. 2019 Fire (19.9)
1. 2022 Philly (25.3)
2. 2018 Atlanta (22.1)
3. 2021 NYC (21.2)
4. 2018 Crew (20.0)
5. 2019 Fire (19.9)
Home Field Advantage:
1. NYC-0.95
2. Philly-0.92
3. Nashville-0.88
4. Revs-0.84
5. Toronto-0.83
6. Crew-0.82
7. Cincy-0.82
8. Atlanta-0.82
9. Chicago-0.76
10. RBNY-0.73
11. Orlando-0.72
12. Montreal-0.68
13. Miami-0.56
14. DC-0.54
15. Charlotte-0.54
1. NYC-0.95
2. Philly-0.92
3. Nashville-0.88
4. Revs-0.84
5. Toronto-0.83
6. Crew-0.82
7. Cincy-0.82
8. Atlanta-0.82
9. Chicago-0.76
10. RBNY-0.73
11. Orlando-0.72
12. Montreal-0.68
13. Miami-0.56
14. DC-0.54
15. Charlotte-0.54
November 6, 2025 at 11:47 PM
Best home seasons by xGD:
1. 2022 Philly (25.3)
2. 2018 Atlanta (22.1)
3. 2021 NYC (21.2)
4. 2018 Crew (20.0)
5. 2019 Fire (19.9)
1. 2022 Philly (25.3)
2. 2018 Atlanta (22.1)
3. 2021 NYC (21.2)
4. 2018 Crew (20.0)
5. 2019 Fire (19.9)
Eastern Conference since 2018 (excl 2020):
Home xGD/90:
1. NYC-0.84
2. Philly-0.77
3. Nashville-0.65
4. Atlanta-0.63
5. Crew-0.59
6. RBNY-0.57
7. Orlando-0.34
8. Cincy-0.30
9. Montreal-0.22
10. Chicago-0.21
11. Revs-0.21
12. Miami-0.17
13. DC-0.15
14. Charlotte-0.15
15. Toronto-0.08
Home xGD/90:
1. NYC-0.84
2. Philly-0.77
3. Nashville-0.65
4. Atlanta-0.63
5. Crew-0.59
6. RBNY-0.57
7. Orlando-0.34
8. Cincy-0.30
9. Montreal-0.22
10. Chicago-0.21
11. Revs-0.21
12. Miami-0.17
13. DC-0.15
14. Charlotte-0.15
15. Toronto-0.08
November 6, 2025 at 11:29 PM
Eastern Conference since 2018 (excl 2020):
Home xGD/90:
1. NYC-0.84
2. Philly-0.77
3. Nashville-0.65
4. Atlanta-0.63
5. Crew-0.59
6. RBNY-0.57
7. Orlando-0.34
8. Cincy-0.30
9. Montreal-0.22
10. Chicago-0.21
11. Revs-0.21
12. Miami-0.17
13. DC-0.15
14. Charlotte-0.15
15. Toronto-0.08
Home xGD/90:
1. NYC-0.84
2. Philly-0.77
3. Nashville-0.65
4. Atlanta-0.63
5. Crew-0.59
6. RBNY-0.57
7. Orlando-0.34
8. Cincy-0.30
9. Montreal-0.22
10. Chicago-0.21
11. Revs-0.21
12. Miami-0.17
13. DC-0.15
14. Charlotte-0.15
15. Toronto-0.08