A good performance for the Loons - overshadowed by the (lack of) occasion.
In a different world, Minnesota United's 0-0 draw against Tigres in the Leagues Cup would have been awfully memorable.
If I were going to try to design a showpiece game for the Loons to play, Friday night's game would have been close to having everything. It was:
Minnesota United isn't throwing away the plan... just trying to execute it.
MNUFC's coaches and players hear the boos, and they don't blame the fans. Admitting there's a problem is a step in the right direction, but what comes next?
On October 6, St. Paul will host a renewing of one of the great rivalries in sports, by which we mean people from Racine against the forces of good.
Minnesota had a lot of good moments against San Diego... but close wasn't quite enough for three points.
