1:18 - Sporting Kansas City vs. Colorado Rapids

5:40 - D.C. United vs. New England Revolution

13:10 - Real Salt Lake vs. Minnesota United

1:00 - Atlanta United vs. FC Cincinnati 

7:35 - Toronto FC vs. Montreal Impact

16:17 - Columbus Crew vs. New York Red Bulls

 

0:00 - Tactical analysis of the craziness beings

22:44 -  Tactical analysis of the craziness ends

1:18 - Seattle Sounders vs. Chicago Fire

5:19 - NYCFC vs. Orlando City

13:42 - Philadelphia Union vs. Inter Miami

1:06 - Toronto FC vs. D.C. United

6:04 - LAFC vs. the Houston Dynamo

14:50 - LA Galaxy vs. the Portland Timbers

1:25 - An MLS is Back coronavirus update

3:40 - Sporting Kansas City vs. Minnesota United

14:25 - Real Salt Lake vs. the Colorado Rapids

2:30 - New York Red Bulls vs. Atlanta United

10:22 - Columbus Crew vs. FC Cincinnati 

1:13 - For very important (and quality) coverage of the circumstances surrounding this tournament, check out Allocation Disorder, located in the Total Soccer Show feed and hosted by The Athletic's Paul Tenorio and Sam Stejskal

2:46 - Analysis of Seattle vs. San Jose

1:29 - Nashville news

3:22 - Philadelphia vs. New York City

13:45 - New England vs. Montreal

 

0:00 - MLS is really and truly back

2:20 - How did Diego Alonso's Inter Miami set up?  Then, what went right and what went...less right for them in their setup?

4:52 - How did Oscar Pareja's Orlando City set up? Featuring João Moutinho's fun positioning.

8:08 - Inter Miami's goal

11:57 - Orlando City's first goal

17:52 - Orlando City's second goal

0:00 - We're in our own feed...and part of The Athletic!

4:26 - What to expect from MLS Assist during the MLS is Back Tournament!

8:06 - Predicting the winners of the tournament's Golden Boot, Player of the Tournament, Golden Glove, and Young Player of the Tournament awards

From where you'll see the most attempted dribbles to who will receive the most through balls, Joe and Jordan offer 10 very specific predictions for the upcoming MLS is Back tournament

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0:00 - The details and pertinent info for the MLS is Back tournament

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16:58 - The structure of the tournament and its inherent imbalance

Then some Quick Hits on the individual groups:

21:44 - Group A

24:29 - Group B

26:46 - Group C

28:21 - Group D

30:19 - Group E

31:47 - Group F

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34:57 - Individual player news, featuring LGP, Andy Najar, Federico Higuain, and more

48:34 - Answering some listener questions

Joe and Jordan name 10 MLS players who could and should move to Europe. But, there are conditions to being on Joe and Jordan's Future Transfer List:

No USMNT-eligible players, because that's next week's showMust have bee in MLS at least one yearNo loaneesMust be 26 or youngerNo more than two players per MLS team on the list

And here are the timestamps:

6:30 ? Latif Blessing (LAFC)

12:40 ? Eddie Segura (LAFC)

17:20 ? Julian Gressel (DC United)

25:10 ? Franco Escobar (Atlanta United)

29:45 ? Artur (Columbus Crew)

36:40 ? Ezequiel Barco (Atlanta United)

42:30 ? Milton Valenzuela (Columbus Crew)

48:45 ? Valentín Castellanos (NYCFC)

53:05 ? Mauro Manotas (Houston Dynamo)

57:25 ? Alberth Elis (Houston Dynamo)

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This week, your intrepid hosts return to discuss which Americans could (and should) make the jump to Europe. The rules, as with last week:

Players must have been with their current team for at least one seasonNo players on loan at their current MLS teamThey must be under 26 years oldNo more than 2 players from any one team can be on the lists

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Joe Lowery is joined by John Muller of American Soccer Analysis to talk about goals added, the new soccer metric that captures the effect of every touch on the ball on that team's chances of scoring or conceding and might change the way we measure soccer.

John says goals added is a soccer metric that "tells us what matters" on the field.

See more of John's work at AmericanSoccerAnalysis.com

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