Bruce Arena and Bob Bradley are, kind of, the godfathers of American soccer.  Both have been involved as MLS coaches on and off since the league’s inception.  Both have won MLS cups, US Open Cups, and Supporters Shields.  They both coached the USMNT, Arena doing so twice.  They’ve been a fixture of MLS and American soccer, in general, for over …

The air is crisp.  The leaves are changing.  The smell of pumpkin spice emanates from every open cafe window.  It must be that special time of year when an out-of-the-playoffs-Revs team travel to Chicago to play a meaningless match against an also-eliminated-Chicago Fire team. Breathe it in. It is somewhat sad that there will be no Revolution matches to watch …

The Revolution returned to action on Saturday, to a less than sold out crowd, for their 2022 home opener.  Chances were tough to come by for both teams, though the Revs did manage to take all 3 points on the back of a Carles Gil penalty kick.  New England produced slightly better numbers than Dallas in the attack, but there …

On Saturday the New England Revolution faced off against MLS media darlings Atlanta United.  With said media paying particularly close attention to some Josef Martinez/Gabriel Heinze drama, it is easy to gloss over the fact that the Revs did something in Atlanta that they had never done before: WIN. New England frequently looked dangerous throughout the first half, scoring the …