Kevin and Duane review the group stage of The Island Games in the CanPL, they look at tonight’s matchup between the Vancouver Whitecaps and the Montreal Impact and the other games in Major League Soccer on Wednesday evening.
Kevin is joined by sports journalist Andrew Jerell Jones to talk about BIPOC representation in sports media. Follow Andrew at @sluggahjells.
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Kevin and Duane talk about the Champions League quarterfinals, about the tire-fire that is Barça at the moment, the Europa League final and about the return of MLS in Canada tonight.
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Duane and Kevin are joined by soccer writer Charles Boehm to preview the MLS Is Back Final between Orlando and Portland.
A great show as always, check it out!
Raw audio of Canadian Premier League Commissioner David Clanachan’s press conference regarding the 2020 season, named The Island Games. The season will be held in a bubble, inside the Canadian maritime bubble, in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, starting on August 13th, 2020.
Kevin and Duane talk to Dr. Nipun Chopra about the USL’s start plans, recent positives, and his perspective on COVID19 and sports.
Plus, they talk about the CanPL’s start plans and look at the quarter-finals of the MLS Is Back tournament.
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MLS Legend and the B in BSI the Podcast, Benny Feilhaber joins us to talk about his love of the beautiful game, his podcast, MLS Is Back, and more.
Today on ST,
Kevin and Duane are joined by Charles Boehm to preview in their own way the MLS Is Back tournament.
A great show as always, check it out!
Today on ST,
Kevin and Duane talk about Monterrey’s complaint to FIFA over video calls between David Beckham and Rodolfo Pizarro, about MLS’ new partnership with Facebook, about Ben Fisk, the CanWNT U20 and more.
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Kevin and Duane talk about Montreal’s new Designated Player Victor Wanyama, what his role might be, what does it mean tactically and more.
Plus, they talk about TV ratings in the United States, more specifically how all MLS games except one last weekend did better in the 18-49 demographic than the NHL did in the same demographic. What does it mean? It is the beginning of a trend?
