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Yes, Tucker lost his balance but he went to go hit the puck and instead directly whacked the shin of the Jets player. Tucker is still responsible for his stick and he swung it with intention. That’s a clear cut penalty. Idk what you’re looking at here 😂
April 27, 2025 at 5:56 PM
Yes, Tucker lost his balance but he went to go hit the puck and instead directly whacked the shin of the Jets player. Tucker is still responsible for his stick and he swung it with intention. That’s a clear cut penalty. Idk what you’re looking at here 😂
… it was a tripping call…. Tucker tripped the Jets player…. Very straight forward. Tucker’s whack had everything to do with it
April 27, 2025 at 5:52 PM
… it was a tripping call…. Tucker tripped the Jets player…. Very straight forward. Tucker’s whack had everything to do with it
Yeaahhh you can argue that they missed 2 penalties against the Blues, but that second power play was just Tucker whacking at a dude’s legs lmao. Pretty clear cut
April 27, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Yeaahhh you can argue that they missed 2 penalties against the Blues, but that second power play was just Tucker whacking at a dude’s legs lmao. Pretty clear cut
It should’ve been called. Make an example of them and put the fanbase in check early instead of letting it continue on going forward
March 2, 2025 at 5:35 AM
It should’ve been called. Make an example of them and put the fanbase in check early instead of letting it continue on going forward
We need the creator of the toasted ravioli head hats to make Totland a potato toddler head next
February 25, 2025 at 5:42 PM
We need the creator of the toasted ravioli head hats to make Totland a potato toddler head next
Going from Cali to England to France all in one day sounds like a lot. But I’m sure SoCal is free from snow 😂
February 21, 2025 at 10:41 PM
Going from Cali to England to France all in one day sounds like a lot. But I’m sure SoCal is free from snow 😂
I’m thinking anywhere from 4th-6th is realistic. Biggest factor is just how healthy the team can be this year.
February 18, 2025 at 5:34 PM
I’m thinking anywhere from 4th-6th is realistic. Biggest factor is just how healthy the team can be this year.
If I was a neutral I’d want to buy this kit immediately. Holy hell is this incredible
February 13, 2025 at 8:59 PM
If I was a neutral I’d want to buy this kit immediately. Holy hell is this incredible
But that’s still the point. They have to leave. It might be later but they are not over here at any point of their primes. Pulisic won’t come back to the US until he is 34 to play with the Union
February 13, 2025 at 7:08 PM
But that’s still the point. They have to leave. It might be later but they are not over here at any point of their primes. Pulisic won’t come back to the US until he is 34 to play with the Union
I currently live in Chicagoland (unfortunately) and would be thrilled for the Fire to get relegated to the USL 😂
February 13, 2025 at 7:02 PM
I currently live in Chicagoland (unfortunately) and would be thrilled for the Fire to get relegated to the USL 😂
Especially US stars like Pulisic. Instead of needing to go abroad to get high enough level competition to develop.
February 13, 2025 at 7:01 PM
Especially US stars like Pulisic. Instead of needing to go abroad to get high enough level competition to develop.
Yeah I guess I would also hate to see no cap. We would just see LA or New York create another set of Yankees and Dodgers. Maybe increasing DPs to 4 or 5 and picking up raw numbers could be a start. Something to get the league to a competitive level to where stars want to be here
February 13, 2025 at 7:01 PM
Yeah I guess I would also hate to see no cap. We would just see LA or New York create another set of Yankees and Dodgers. Maybe increasing DPs to 4 or 5 and picking up raw numbers could be a start. Something to get the league to a competitive level to where stars want to be here
I mean the closed model makes sense for a majority of sports, 1000%. But the open model is a cool part of Soccer and gives opportunities to clubs like Ipswich to get promoted twice and get a wild influx of money to help make their team more competitive and inspire more fans.
February 13, 2025 at 6:55 PM
I mean the closed model makes sense for a majority of sports, 1000%. But the open model is a cool part of Soccer and gives opportunities to clubs like Ipswich to get promoted twice and get a wild influx of money to help make their team more competitive and inspire more fans.
A team like Tampa Bay Rowdies get promoted with how dominant they have been, or Louisville move up and add another rivalry for St. Louis
February 13, 2025 at 6:54 PM
A team like Tampa Bay Rowdies get promoted with how dominant they have been, or Louisville move up and add another rivalry for St. Louis
Outside of traditions and history, US markets would be able to outcompete with cities/clubs like Manchester, Dortmund, Liverpool, Etc.
Side note: I’m not suggesting a 20 tier pro/rel system like England. More of a 3 tier system with MLS, eventually MLS 2, and USL. It would be cool to see
Side note: I’m not suggesting a 20 tier pro/rel system like England. More of a 3 tier system with MLS, eventually MLS 2, and USL. It would be cool to see
February 13, 2025 at 6:54 PM
Outside of traditions and history, US markets would be able to outcompete with cities/clubs like Manchester, Dortmund, Liverpool, Etc.
Side note: I’m not suggesting a 20 tier pro/rel system like England. More of a 3 tier system with MLS, eventually MLS 2, and USL. It would be cool to see
Side note: I’m not suggesting a 20 tier pro/rel system like England. More of a 3 tier system with MLS, eventually MLS 2, and USL. It would be cool to see
Also not hard to grow faster than other leagues when they’ve been around significantly longer. Honestly the big change I’d want to see MLS make is to get rid of the salary cap and roster construction rules (keep a homegrown/US talent minimum on rosters) and bring in more star power.
February 13, 2025 at 6:54 PM
Also not hard to grow faster than other leagues when they’ve been around significantly longer. Honestly the big change I’d want to see MLS make is to get rid of the salary cap and roster construction rules (keep a homegrown/US talent minimum on rosters) and bring in more star power.
I totally agree it’s moving in the right direction but also wild to not try to match what the top 5 leagues are doing. I also don’t think this should be a decision that’s implemented in a couple years but they could always come up with a 5-10 year framework to make it a viable transition
February 13, 2025 at 6:40 PM
I totally agree it’s moving in the right direction but also wild to not try to match what the top 5 leagues are doing. I also don’t think this should be a decision that’s implemented in a couple years but they could always come up with a 5-10 year framework to make it a viable transition
Now Pro/Rel might not be a genuine solution to that, but if we lift up smaller markets by that system and we can create more pathways to pro soccer in the states, then there could be more opportunities to develop talent. Also, there’s no real punishment for teams that don’t spend money or try to win
February 13, 2025 at 6:31 PM
Now Pro/Rel might not be a genuine solution to that, but if we lift up smaller markets by that system and we can create more pathways to pro soccer in the states, then there could be more opportunities to develop talent. Also, there’s no real punishment for teams that don’t spend money or try to win
Because they don’t attract star players in their prime. The league shoots itself in the foot with the salary cap. In terms of talent development, we are also severely behind way too many countries. For a country that is dominant in most sports, there’s no reason we aren’t better at soccer.
February 13, 2025 at 6:31 PM
Because they don’t attract star players in their prime. The league shoots itself in the foot with the salary cap. In terms of talent development, we are also severely behind way too many countries. For a country that is dominant in most sports, there’s no reason we aren’t better at soccer.