Tag: MLS

The Magic Had To End Sometime

I suppose dreams are just that these days: dreams. And no, this time it's not by Fleetwood Mac. The New England Revolution were out of upsets it seemed as they fell to the Columbus Crew in the Eastern Conference Finals 1-0. In a relatively evenly matched game, it came down to who would capitalize on … Continue reading The Magic Had To End Sometime →

Talking About Playoffs

The Revs are into the postseason for the second year in a row under Bruce Arena, so check that box off the list. New England finished 8th in the Eastern Conference with an 8-8-7 record equating to 32 total points with a goal differential of +1. It’s not exactly what you expect for a Bruce … Continue reading Talking About Playoffs →

There’s A New Big Three In Boston

The Revs may have left the MLS Is Back tournament earlier than anticipated, but there were three definitive bright spots that shone down on the ESPN Wide World Of Sports Complex. Those bright spots also go by the names of Carles Gil, Adam Buksa, and Gustavo Bou: Boston’s newest Big Three. All three of New … Continue reading There’s A New Big Three In Boston →

Wouldn’t You Know It, The Revs Are Fun To Watch Again

11 games unbeaten? Yeah, I’ll take that. Currently sitting in a playoff spot 6 points behind the leader in the east? I’ll take that too. Was there anyone at all who doubted Bruce Arena’s capabilities when he was hired as head coach? No I didn’t think so either. The Revolution’s last loss came against Orlando … Continue reading Wouldn’t You Know It, The Revs Are Fun To Watch Again →