Here we go!! Season 29 of MLS (and season 27 of 3rd Degree’s coverage) kicks off for FC Dallas on Saturday night (7:30 pm) at Toyota Stadium against Luchi Gonzalez and the Earthquakes. You can catch all our start-of-season content here:Season Kickoff PodcastSix factors that will determine FC Dallas’ fate in 2024Digging into the FC…
It was just over two months ago that the Columbus Crew were lifting MLS Cup after defeating LAFC. This filled me with so much joy because it gives me the opportunity to laugh at two entities:
A loan for Antonio Carrera, first reported by 3rd a couple of weeks ago, has been in the works for some time now.
FC Dallas has announced some changes to their technical front office staff for 2024.
Dallas became an unlikely epicenter on Wednesday for the standoff between the Professional Referee Organization and the match officials’ union, the Professional Soccer Referees Association.
Dallas Cup has announced that Costa Rica’s Liga Deportiva Alajuelense (LDA or LD Alajuelense) will compete in the Gordon Jago Super Group for the second consecutive year.
North Texas SC hosted Houston Dynamo 2 on Wednesday morning, falling 0-2 to their arch-rivals.
And 2024 is upon us, and isn’t it wonderful? Twenty-nine MLS teams, most of which are some level of good and they will give your favorite team a game.
Every FC Dallas game in 2024 will, of course, be on MLS Season Pass on Apple TV. But what else is in the offer? Here are the details that were released by FC Dallas.
As usual around these parts, questions abound as the season approaches. But some questions are more important than others.
