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On May 2, Minnesota United beat the Columbus Crew, 3-2 in Columbus. The next day, St. Louis City lost at Austin FC, 2-0. Since then, Minnesota has played 21 games in all competitions, winning two and losing ten. St. Louis City has also played 21 games, in all
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This week on the podcast: * Blaine, somehow the windiest of all suburbs * A look back at Colorado and the physically impossible * A look forward at St. Louis * A delightful quiz with Loons radio color commentator Jonathan Harrison, in which we remember a whole bunch of guys, one of whom caused
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Minnesotans know: even when somebody really, really tries to help you, and even if you really need the help, it's only polite to repeatedly refuse
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Minnesota United FC is going to try to reach the playoffs until they mathematically can't do so. But they can learn some stuff along the way, too.
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The first draft of history, for MNUFC's home game against the Houston Dynamo on October 10, 2026.
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Given the prep-aged squad the U.S. Men's National Team brought to this extended international window, maybe it's appropriate that we give them a letter grade. And, for a four-wins-from-four window, you'd have to be a grader from a different
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This week on the podcast, we talk about USA-Canada, about Tani Oluwaseyi and Dayne St. Clair, give some Loons updates, and go full Shatner for quiz time.
Soccer and Minnesota United FC... and more.
The two Canadian former Loons were treated differently in their return to Minnesota, a place both missed. And St. Clair had things to get off his chest.
The Loons need a direction, as a club - and that starts with someone to set the direction.
We're talking about all the important international break topics: the Loons CSO search, player height, and what 2027 might look like.
2026 Topps Chrome MLS is out, with some new features - but some of the same problems that cards everywhere have always had.
The Loons skid hits five in Seattle, and if there was ever time for an existential crisis, it's now.
Minnesota heads to Seattle, sans several players who have instead gone off with their countries.
The Loons have lost four games in a row with a full squad. Now they've lost three players to international commitments, and offensive engine Joaquín Pereyra to a quad injury. Is this just crazy enough to work?
Everything's going wrong for Minnesota and the transfer window is closed. All that's left is to try to lift everyone's spirits.
Minnesota may be struggling defensively - but at least they aren't about to have injuries and suspensions wreak total havoc on them as well.
In episode 2 of the podcast, we talk about the two most important things for any club's front office: the chief soccer officer, and the gameday bathroom audio.
MNUFC can't afford any more instability at the top. Making Hank Stebbins the permanent chief soccer officer would help move the club back to solid ground.
Topps hasn't always given all that much attention to MLS cards. Here now, a brief history of their attempts.