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The Red Bulls Return Tonight

The Red Bulls Return Tonight

You have to hand it to Major League Soccer, they found a way to make soccer even more irrelevant in the United States, starting the season on the first night of March Madness. That’s right, the Red Bulls begin their season tonight against the Seattle Sounders FC. The Bulls are coming off a trip to the MLS Cup and their most successful season in franchise history. Repeating the success of last season will be tough though. Juan Pablo Angel is back and Danny Cepero is starting in goal for the suspended Jon Conway, but Dave van der Bergh is off to Dallas. They have added some youth, but can Juan Carlos Osorio pull off another coaching miracle? Then again, bet against the Red Bulls at your own risk. more ›

Red Bulls Try to Win Their First MLS Cup

Red Bulls Try to Win Their First MLS Cup

You might not have realized it, but we have a local team playing for a championship tomorrow. The Red Bulls are playing in their first MLS Cup tomorrow afternoon at the Home Depot Center in Carson, CA, when they take on the Columbus Crew at 3:30 on ABC. Ironically, the Red Bulls would not have made the playoffs without the help of the Crew, who beat DC United in the final game of the season. more ›

Last Night's Action: On a Roll

Last Night's Action: On a Roll

  • Red Bulls 2, Toronto FC 0: Mike Magee scored for the second straight week. Then Gabriel Cicher got sent off in the 46th minute. No matter. The Red Bulls held their own and got a late strike from Juan Pablo Angel in the 89th minute to seal it.
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    Red Bulls Kickoff Their Season Today

    Red Bulls Kickoff Their Season Today

    The New York Red Bulls open their season with a lot of questions. The biggest is how long will Jozy Altidore remain with the team? Altidore, who has an impressive blogging gig, is probably going to be the subject of intense bidding among European clubs sometime this summer. Altidore’s departure would put a big dent in the playoff hopes of Juan Carlos Osorio”s squad, but there are other stars who could fill that void. more ›

    Last Night's Action: One More Day

    Last Night's Action: One More Day

  • Red Bulls 2, Real Salt Lake 2: Juan Pablo Angel scored the equalizer 10 minutes before full-time to give the Red Bulls a share of the points. His 17th goal of the season set a franchise record.
  • Last Night's Action: A Long Day In The Bronx

    Last Night's Action: A Long Day In The Bronx

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    • Yankees 12 Blue Jays 11 (10 innings): What could have been one of the more painful losses of the season turned into a very satisfying win. Down 3-1, the Yankees rallied to a 6-3 lead, only to fall behind 8-6. Once again, the bats responded, putting New York ahead 9-8, but Toronto jumped ahead again 11-9 in the eighth. The Yankees had another rally in them and tied things up in the bottom of the inning thanks to a two-run single by Melky Cabrera. more ›

    Last Night's Action: Those Pesky Rivals

    Last Night's Action: Those Pesky Rivals

  • Red Bulls 2, Fire 2: Juan Pablo Angel scored in the 69th minute. Gonzalo Segares scored in the 70th minute. How's that for a momentum-killer? At least the teams get a lesson in sharing -- the points, that is.
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    Last Night's Action: Welcome to the Bigs

    Last Night's Action: Welcome to the Bigs

  • Red Bulls 1, Fire 0: Juan Pablo Angel scored in the 75th minute as New York snapped a two-game losing streak.

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    Last Night's Action:  One F**king Hit??

    Last Night's Action: One F**king Hit??

    • Oakland 7 Yankees 0: Not only did the Yankees lose on Saturday, but they managed only a single hit in the game, Johnny Damon’s single to center in the sixth. Apart from that, they were totally embarrassed, giving a half-assed performance in another utterly forgettable game in an utterly forgettable season. more ›

    Last Night's Action:  A Complete Win

    Last Night's Action: A Complete Win

    • Yankees 5 White Sox 1:If the Yankees are going to get off the deck and get back into playoff contention, they will need a lot more nights like this. Chien-Ming Wang was brilliant, going the distance while allowing only one run and six baserunners. Wang also struck out four as he cruised to an easy win, his fifth of the season. more ›

    Last Night's Action: Do Braves Have Mets' Number?

    Last Night's Action: Do Braves Have Mets' Number?

  • Red Bulls 3, Fire 0: By the third minute, the Red Bulls were on pace to score 90 goals. They finished with three, but it was enough against the struggling Fire. Juan Pablo Angel had two of them for the Red Bulls, who are playing without Bruce Arena pet and captain Claudio Reyna. Much like the U.S. team, the Red Bulls don't seem to miss him.
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    Last Night's Action: Can't Get Worse? Think Again

    Last Night's Action: Can't Get Worse? Think Again

  • Red Bulls 4, Crew 0: Juan Pablo Angel, a former English Premier League player led the Red Bulls with a goal and two assists. Some players -- like Claudio Reyna -- missed the game with injuries, but another, Jozy Altidore, missed it for his senior prom.
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