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The unbalanced 2020 regular MLSSoccer season continues for our LA Galaxy with a third Cali Clasico! Our boys head back to Avaya Stadium to take on the San Jose Earthquakes and attempt to start a new winning streak. The SFTS chat expectations and predication versus the Smurfs including whether Yony Gonzalez makes the start! Follow […] The post SFTS Tailgate – LA Galaxy VS San Jose Preview appeared first on Straight from the Stands.

Welcome to Black and Azul, a weekly podcast series where we discuss the San Jose Earthquakes MLS team. In this live episode, we review the Quakes performance against the Philadelphia Union, live from Avaya Stadium. This episode is hosted by Charles Wollin, Joel Soria, Jamon Moore, and Alex Morgan, experts on all things San Jose Earthquakes. Like, subscribe, and sign up for alerts to new episodes!

Welcome to Black and Azul, a weekly podcast series where we discuss the San Jose Earthquakes MLS team. This week are on location from Avaya Stadium to cover the international friendly match between the Quakes and Real Valladolid C.F. Live chat with us as we discuss impressions, form, summer transfers, Ronaldo and more! This episode is hosted by Joel Soria, Charles Wollin, Alex Morgan, and Jamon Moore, experts on all things San Jose Earthquakes. Like, subscribe, and sign up for alerts to new episodes!

Welcome to Black and Azul, a weekly podcast series where we discuss the San Jose Earthquakes MLS team. This week are on location from Avaya Stadium to cover the Open Cup match between the Quakes and Sacramento Republic FC. Join us live with your questions after the match! This episode is hosted by Joel Soria, Charles Wollin, and Alex Morgan, experts on all things San Jose Earthquakes.

Chris Wondolowski cemented his name in the MLS history books on a rainy Saturday at Avaya Stadium, scoring four goals to lead the Quakes to a 4-1 victory over the Chicago Fire and break the league's career individual scoring record.

Christian and Jonathan interview Jose Salcedo who is a founding member of the District 9 Ultras. They talk about the San Jose "Away Days are the BEST Days", the trip up to Avaya Stadium, and the 5-0 match. The episode includes ticket sale drama, describes the 3252 away day logistics, and everything in-between. IG: @lafcs2s @josesalcedo101 @district9ultras Twitter: @lafcs2s www.lafcs2s.com

(Recorded on 4/1/19) On March 30th, 2019, Los Angeles Football Club (4-0-1) players and supporters stormed Avaya Stadium in San Jose, dominating on the field and in the stands en route to a 5-0 rout of the Earthquakes by the black and gold. With four wins in five attempts and 13 points in hand, LAFC is making an early case for top team in MLS. Josh Gross of the Southern California News Group (Daily News), Ryan Wallerson (LAFC Reporter At Large), & Alex Dwyer of MLSsoccer.com break down LAFC's claim to the league's penthouse early in the season and preview the team's trip to Audi Field to take on Wayne Rooney and eastern conference leading D.C. United (3-0-1).

Two hour show discussing American Soccer. Our clubs, Leagues, Players, National Team and other fabulous momoents. This show is mentioned on the MLS List of Podcast Guide Article. https://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2016/11/23/guide-mls-podcasts-updated Join me and my panel as we discuss the second friendly as Gregg Berhalter and his US Men's National Team face Costa Rica at Avaya Stadium.

COG ‘BEST IN THE GALAXY’ T-SHIRTS ($20): https://www.bonfire.com/cog-best-podcast-in-the-galaxy/ COG LIVE EVENT AT TAPS BREWERY: https://www.facebook.com/events/701265083608828/ COG STUDIOS, Calif. – The LA Galaxy are entering their second week of training and boy are their arms tired… and their legs, and their heads. They’re just tired! But that probably isn’t a bad thing and the team has certainly turned up the intensity meter in training. On today’s show, your hosts Josh Guesman and Kevin Baxter are here to discuss the Galaxy’s latest news and to talk about the mistakes that are still haunting the club even as they try and transition to a new regime. The guys will start off talking about Sebastian Lletget’s success over the weekend with U.S. Soccer and why a trip to Avaya Stadium will certainly bring up some bad memories. Then Josh and Kevin will dive into the Galaxy’s slightly modified training schedule. That includes the latest information on how the players are holding up and what the upcoming closed-door friendly could mean for a team that didn’t really have any issues closing out games in 2018 – by then the Galaxy were usually losing. And with news that João Pedro could be going on loan back to Portugal, are the Galaxy willing to admit that they got it all wrong? And if they were wrong on Pedro, is there an admission that they were wrong with Giovani dos Santos, as well? Panda and Pato will also update you on the latest news regarding Uriel Antuna and Diego Polenta and wonder out loud why the Galaxy seem to take so long to announce things that really should already be done. And does Polenta mark the end of the transfers for the Galaxy? Will international slots keep the club from adding more to the defense? It’s a packed show and we’re so glad that you could join us for it! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

COG ‘BEST IN THE GALAXY’ T-SHIRTS ($20): https://www.bonfire.com/cog-best-podcast-in-the-galaxy/ COG LIVE EVENT AT TAPS BREWERY: https://www.facebook.com/events/701265083608828/ COG STUDIOS, Calif. – The LA Galaxy are entering their second week of training and boy are their arms tired… and their legs, and their heads. They’re just tired! But that probably isn’t a bad thing and the team has certainly turned up the intensity meter in training. On today’s show, your hosts Josh Guesman and Kevin Baxter are here to discuss the Galaxy’s latest news and to talk about the mistakes that are still haunting the club even as they try and transition to a new regime. The guys will start off talking about Sebastian Lletget’s success over the weekend with U.S. Soccer and why a trip to Avaya Stadium will certainly bring up some bad memories. Then Josh and Kevin will dive into the Galaxy’s slightly modified training schedule. That includes the latest information on how the players are holding up and what the upcoming closed-door friendly could mean for a team that didn’t really have any issues closing out games in 2018 – by then the Galaxy were usually losing. And with news that João Pedro could be going on loan back to Portugal, are the Galaxy willing to admit that they got it all wrong? And if they were wrong on Pedro, is there an admission that they were wrong with Giovani dos Santos, as well? Panda and Pato will also update you on the latest news regarding Uriel Antuna and Diego Polenta and wonder out loud why the Galaxy seem to take so long to announce things that really should already be done. And does Polenta mark the end of the transfers for the Galaxy? Will international slots keep the club from adding more to the defense? It’s a packed show and we’re so glad that you could join us for it! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

Local San Jose 1st responders were honored at the Avaya Stadium by Avaya, the SJ Earthquakes and NENA, the 911 Association for the 3rd year in a row, 240,000,000 calls a year are answered by these unsung heroes, and we are pleased to be able to offer an evening of fun and festivities,

In this edition of the podcast “Southern Fried Soccer,” the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Doug Roberson discusses Atlanta United’s wild, 4-3 win against San Jose on Wednesday at Avaya Stadium.The podcast includes interviews with Gerardo Martino, Miguel Almiron and Michael Parkhurst.

In this episode of the podcast “Southern Fried Soccer,” Doug Roberson of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution shares interviews with Atlanta United’s Gerardo Martino, Eric Remedi and Ezequiel Barco ahead of Wednesday’s game against San Jose at Avaya Stadium.

We bring you Episode 8 from the Portugal-Iran Viewing Party at Avaya Stadium in San Jose, CA. Host Danny Pinto gives his thoughts on the 1-1 draw, the VAR rulings, and his prediction for the match with Uruguay.  Danny is also joined by Taylor and Jason Amarante as they discuss their involvement with the viewing parties, as well as the upcoming Portuguese Heritage Night on Aug.18th... And finally, Danny closes the episode with Nelson Ponta-Garça, as they discuss the atmosphere of the viewing party, as well as his current and upcoming Portuguese multimedia projects. www.selecaopod.com Facebook.com/SelecaoPod @SelecaoPod (Twitter/Instagram) selecaopod@gmail.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We talk with Patrick Vierra, Florian Jungwirth and Sean Johnson after the Earthquakes v NYCFC. New York walked away with 3 points after a chippy game with a few yellows flying. The mood is light in the visiting soccer room a sober in the Quakes room at Avaya Stadium. Patrick Vieira talks about winning together and coordinating a team and congratulates Zlatan Ibrihimovic on his move to the LA Galaxy. This was immediately after his stunning brace on his debut in the MLS. Sean Johnson Talks about saves and Jungwirth talks about work to do for the Quakes, while playing the toughest team in the MLS.

Everyone wants to talk about the US national team's big win, but first Ben 'The Research' Baer steps into the starting lineup to drop some knowledge that's downright painful for Minnesota United fans. It may have been a truncated MLS weekend, but there are still plenty of takes (hot, lukewarm and cold) to be had. Are the Loons really in contention to set records for futility or will this trend reverse? Is Pipa Higuain back to his best or was that a beautiful mirage against the Timbers? Is Tyler Adams the next coming?   Breathing easier this week? That might just be because the USMNT shook off months of uncertainty and worry after disposing of Honduras 6-0 at Avaya Stadium. As many tweeted at ExtraTime Radio, a hat-trick for Deuce -- and yes, we were watching the game and not just looking at the stats -- and some special moments from Christian Pulisic and Jozy Altidore, among others, got Bruce Arena and the boys back on the track. With Clint Dempsey bearing down on Landon Donovan's goal record, the guys wonder if there's a new all-time USMNT best soon to be crowned. Plus, how much can we really take away from such a lopsided result? The first chance to find out whether the Americans have turned a page comes Tuesday against Panama at Estadio Rommel Fernandez (10 pm ET; beINSPORTS, Follow on the MLS App). David Sakata of Diario Pro joins the guys to explain why Graham Zusi is known as the ghost in Panama, what happened to Los Canaleros in Trinidad and how they'll attempt to grab a huge three points at home against a CONCACAF giant. In the mailbag, the ETR curse is back (and may be Wiebe's fault), the guys debate Atlanta's effect on MLS, Ben wonders if the Red Bulls will stick with the 4-2-2-2 long term and David claims the Tyler Adams hype train for himself.  

Nate Abaurrea and Charles Wollin come at you live from Avaya Stadium in the immediate aftermath of the USMNT's 6-0 victory over Honduras. Is this the best performance an American team has ever put together? Is Michael Bradley best as a #6? Is 18 year old Christian Pulisic already the best player on this team? What should we expect against Panama on Tuesday? The answers to these questions and more on the latest #SNPod! - https://www.soccernation.com/generations-intertwined-dempsey-and-pulisic-lead-us-to-historic-rout-of-honduras/

This Show has been discussed on MLS Soccer's Podcast List Article http://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2016/11/23/guide-mls-podcasts-updated Join me and my panel as we recap the 3rd World Cup Qualifying Hex match for the road to Russia as the USA hosts Honduras at Avaya Stadium in San jose, California as this will be Bruce Arena's first World Cup Qualifier since the 2005 Calendar year.

This Show has been discussed on MLS Soccer's Podcast List Article http://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2016/11/23/guide-mls-podcasts-updated Join me and my panel as we discuss the World Cup Qualifier as the USA hosts Honduras at Avaya Stadium in San Jose, California. This is a 45 minute Pre-Game Show before the Television Broadcast on Fox Sports 1. Everyone listen in before the WCQ Bruce Arena 2.0 era begins.

In the build up to the massive USA vs. Honduras World Cup Qualifier in San Jose, our own Nate Abaurrea was joined by the one and only Alexi Lalas for a very special podcast edition of the SoccerNation Sitdown. Abaurrea and Lalas did not hold back in the 25 minute conversation, recorded inside Avaya Stadium. The two cover a wide range of intriguing topics, starting with the changing of the guard in US Soccer, the Americans reverting to old leadership in the wake of Jurgen Klinsmann's sacking. Are things really any better today than they were in the latter days of 2016? Is the match against Honduras a "must win"? Abaurrea and Lalas discuss the city of San Jose's rocky history with MLS, and take a trip back to 1997, the last time the United States played a World Cup Qualifier in the Bay Area. Lalas gives his take on MLS expansion, saying that San Diego, in his opinion, currently has "the second best bid of the 12 cities in the running. Abaurrea and Lalas also discuss the recent national anthem ruling from US Soccer, touching on Megan Rapinoe's protest, and what Lalas meant with his comments regarding Rapinoe, as well as the Black Lives Matter movement. All this, plus some glorious trips down USMNT memory lane. You won't want to miss this special podcast edition of the SoccerNation Sitdown. Follow us on Twitter at @DikeNatsai, @NateAbaurrea, and @soccer_nation. Email us at news@soccernation.com Special thanks to Patrick Erhard (ashwilliamstheband.bandcamp.com) and Alexandar Bang.

Sam Leamy and Connor Walsh preview tomorrow evenings World Cup Qualifier, USA v Honduras in San Jose at the Avaya Stadium. The boys analysis how USA can achieve all 3 points in this vital WQC. Connor blesses 'Slum Footy'.   USMNT, Honduras, WQC, Football, Soccer, USA, Chris Wondolowski, Clint Dempsey, Bruce Arena, World Cup.

This week the guys talk to Amy from Plantronics on the deep integration with the Avaya product lines and how good audio quality is like putting on a clean shirt. We also talk with Andy Steen at Avaya about what we do for stadiums around the world to increase fan interaction and engagement. The beautiful AVAYA Stadium in San Jose where the Earthquakes engage with fans, and our Executive Briefing Centers where customers can see the technology close up, with personalized demonstrations.

Avaya's Andy Steen says, "I’ve always liked things in threes. Three stooges, Charlie’s Angels, the rule of three (suggests that when things come in threes, they are inherently funnier, more satisfying, or more effective than other numbers of things). And let’s not miss the fact that I have three kids. It’s no different when I think about the important technological evolution of Avaya Stadium, which is turning three years old."

This show now a member of Once A Metro on SB Nation & Ultimate Sports Talk .com Mid-Week review show as the New York Red Bulls travel to the West Coast and took on Chris Wondolowski and the San Jose Earthquakes at Avaya Stadium

This week Kyle and Drew speak to Nate Garcia of the Green & Golden Gate (@RCTIDinSF) to talk about the win over Colorado and  this weekend's game against the San Jose Earthquakes at Avaya Stadium. The Timbers Field Report (@TAFieldReport) is hosted by Kyle Carvalho (@Carvalhok1222) and Drew Olsen (@drewjolsen). They talk about PTFC fandom from afar, Timbers news, away-day travel, and whatever else crosses their mind. Please leave review and give us a five star rating on your favorite podcasting app! You can email us at timbersfieldreport@gmail.com.

The guys gather to break down Heineken Rivalry Week, starting with an Atlantic Cup clash that saw the Red Bulls run over a D.C. United squad that's beginning to grow concerned about their current form. In Toronto, the Reds squeaked past the Didier Drogba-less Impact, a result that was the final nail in the coffin for Frank Klopas in Montreal. Mauro Biello is taking over on an interim basis, and RDS' Pat Leduc joins the guys to explain what's going on behind the scenes with the Impact. Plus, Seattle won by the skin of their teeth much to the chagrin of Caleb Porter, and San Jose have now won four straight after a California Clasico win vs. the Galaxy. Of course, there was plenty of action outside of Heineken Rivalry Week, most notably in the Bronx, where New York City FC lost to Columbus Crew SC and Jason Kreis questioned his team's commitment. Colorado won again to keep their playoff hopes alive, Vancouver lost for the ninth time in nine games in Texas and Fabian Castillo scored then got a Colombia call-up. Speaking of international duty, David and Andrew break down the US national team roster that includes a mixture of World Cup and Gold Cup stars. In the mailbag, a listener wonders what Kei Kamara would have to do to win MVP, the guys sift through more Timbers-Sounders stories, a San Jose fan bemoans all the Steven Gerrard jerseys at Avaya Stadium and David solicits random MLS sightings in world soccer.

In this episode of the Quakes After 90 Podcast @philthisisphil  @bill_midd @lovsicfrs spend time breaking down some of their thoughts on San Jose Earthquakes and cover the games away against Sporting Kansas City and DC United.   We also look ahead to the rivalry match at Avaya Stadium on August 28th. References are made to the San Jose Earthquakes subreddit where you can interact with us on the Podcast threads at reddit.com/r/SJEarthquakes

In this episode of the Quakes After 90 Podcast @philthisisphil  @bill_midd @lovsicfrs spend time breaking down some of their thoughts on San Jose Earthquakes news and cover the SJvLA & PORvSJ matches.  We cover team and select player performances for the last San Jose Earthquakes matches. These include the last US Open Cup match against the Los Angeles Galaxy and Sunday's regular season match versus the Portland Timbers. We also look ahead to Friday's matchup against Houston Dynamo at Avaya Stadium. References are made to the San Jose Earthquakes subreddit where you can interact with us on the podcast threads at reddit.com/r/SJEarthquakes

The LA Galaxy fell 3-1 to the San Jose Earthquakes in the first Cali-Clasico of the 2015 season and then immediately look ahead to the rematch. On today's show your hosts Josh Guesman and LA Galaxy Insider Adam Serrano are giving you a quick recap of the 3-1 loss to the San Jose Earthquakes. While the LA Galaxy scored the first goal behind Juninho's rocket, tired legs and a small field led to their ultimate demise. But what can we take from this game? Was it not as bad as it looked? The guys will give you their takes on the game and information you may've overlooked in the failure at Stanford. Then the guys will make sure you're ready for the rematch. It's San Jose and LA Galaxy in the US Open Cup from Avaya Stadium. You can find the game only on LAGalaxy.com but we've got some lineup hints that you may want to know. There may also be some mentions of the man of the hour, Steven Gerrard, as he prepares to make his LA Galaxy debut. It's a packed show full of 100% LA Galaxy talk. Because that's what we do here. We talk about the team you love every single week, right here at CornerOfTheGalaxy.com. Corner of the Galaxy Subscribe: iTunes, RSS, Stitcher and SoundCloud Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory Facebook.com/BackPocketMemory Twitter: @bckpcktmmry Instagram: @bckpcktmmry iTunes

The LA Galaxy fell 3-1 to the San Jose Earthquakes in the first Cali-Clasico of the 2015 season and then immediately look ahead to the rematch. On today's show your hosts Josh Guesman and LA Galaxy Insider Adam Serrano are giving you a quick recap of the 3-1 loss to the San Jose Earthquakes. While the LA Galaxy scored the first goal behind Juninho's rocket, tired legs and a small field led to their ultimate demise. But what can we take from this game? Was it not as bad as it looked? The guys will give you their takes on the game and information you may've overlooked in the failure at Stanford. Then the guys will make sure you're ready for the rematch. It's San Jose and LA Galaxy in the US Open Cup from Avaya Stadium. You can find the game only on LAGalaxy.com but we've got some lineup hints that you may want to know. There may also be some mentions of the man of the hour, Steven Gerrard, as he prepares to make his LA Galaxy debut. It's a packed show full of 100% LA Galaxy talk. Because that's what we do here. We talk about the team you love every single week, right here at CornerOfTheGalaxy.com. Corner of the Galaxy Subscribe: iTunes, RSS, Stitcher and SoundCloud Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory Facebook.com/BackPocketMemory Twitter: @bckpcktmmry Instagram: @bckpcktmmry iTunes

This week we talk about the expansion of the El Gabilan Library in North Salinas. We also tell a tale of a crazy day at Avaya Stadium in San Jose. Also, how you could get a traditional shave with a straight razor and a shoe shine within one block in downtown Salinas.

In this episode of the Quakes After 90 Podcast @philthisisphil  @bill_midd @lovsicfrs spend time breaking down some of their thoughts on San Jose Earthquakes News  and cover the Inaugural MLS Match at Avaya Stadium.  We cover team and select player performances for the March 22, 2015 home game against the Chicago Fire.  This is the 3rd match of the 2015 MLS season for the Quakes. This game was also the long anticipated Grand Opening of Avaya Stadium.  We also look ahead to the next match away at the New England Revolution on March 28. References are made to the San Jose Earthquakes subreddit where you can interact with us on the Podcast threads at reddit.com/r/SJEarthquakes

Week 3 is here (they come thick and fast, right?) and a new soccer-specific stadium is set to open in San Jose. On Sunday, the Earthquakes will welcome Avaya Stadium to the club with a matchup against the Chicago Fire (7 pm ET, Fox Sports 1). Club president Dave Kaval joins the guys to take construction, perks and the future. Oh, and there are plenty of other games to preview as well. Of course, Montreal made the biggest news of the week, jumping out to a 2-0 lead in the CONCACAF Champions League after a massive home result. Can they finish the job in Costa Rica? Simon isn't so sure. We do know that USL kicks off this weekend, though, and president Jake Edwards joins to preview the biggest season in league history.

On this episode of Corner of the Galaxy your hosts Josh Guesman and Jared DuBois get you ready for the possibility of the 2015 season actually starting on Friday. First the guys will talk the final preseason game against the San Jose Earthquakes. Josh made the trip up to San Jose and watched the game at the brand new Avaya Stadium. He'll give you his initial thoughts on the LA Galaxy and what he took away from the game. Want to know what question marks the Galaxy still have? Where is Bruce tinkering with the lineup? All of those questions are discussed. Next Josh is joined by LA Galaxy Midfielder, Bradford Jamieson IV. Bradford talks about the differences between this year's preseason and last years and discusses the areas he needs to improve on if he's to get a starting spot on the LA Galaxy's senior squad. He'll also open up about Robbie Keane and talk about his nickname. It's a great interview with a rising LA Galaxy star. Finally the guys get into LA Galaxy news. It's about new signings like Edson Buddle and new radio deals so you can listen to the LA Galaxy when you're not in front of the Television. They'll also get into the high prices with the Galaxy's Blue on Blue kit and try and give you an update on the CBA negations. Are things looking up? The Chicago Fire might even be coming to town. Jared gives you a quick primer on the Chicago Fire as everything points towards a Friday matchup. This is a packed LA Galaxy show and it's the perfect way to kick off the first game of the season (maybe).

In this episode of the Quakes After 90 Podcast @philthisisphil  @bill_midd @lovsicfrs and @somecruzdude spend time discussing the latest San Jose Earthquakes news. We're back with more of the latest news, including our exciting trip to Avaya Stadium with around 70 other members of /r/SJEarthquakes.   References are made to the San Jose Earthquakes subreddit where you can interact with us on the Podcast threads at reddit.com/r/SJEarthquakes

**Listen in as Positive Coaching Alliance goes 1-on-1 in interviews with top pro and college players, coaches, executives and other major sports figures who provide tips, tools, information and inspiration for youth and high school sports coaches, parents and student-athletes.** This 1-on-1 interview features Dave Kaval ([@QuakesPrez](https://twitter.com/QuakesPrez)), PCA National Advisory Board Member and President of Major League Soccer’s San Jose Earthquakes and Major League Baseball's Oakland Athletics. Kaval, a graduate of Stanford Business School, has transformed the Earthquakes into a team that leads MLS in corporate sponsorship dollars. His leadership has fueled the Quakes’ plans to open their new venue, Avaya Stadium, in March of 2015. PCA Founder Jim Thompson ([@JimThompson18](https://twitter.com/JimThompson18)) begins his talk with Kaval about his founding of a grassroots baseball league. Kaval explains that not fearing failure allowed him to succeed in the foundations of that league and has been instrumental to his success in the MLS, as well. Kaval is a strong proponent of seeing failure as an opportunity, rather than as something negative. Kaval and Thompson discuss how a U.S. culture with a prevailing win-at-all-cost mentality impacts youth soccer in our country. Determined to foster development of youth through sports, Kaval also discusses how character-education deserves greater emphasis in youth soccer clubs and how Quakes’ star and U.S. Men’s National Team Member Chris Wondolowski ([@ChrisWondo](https://twitter.com/ChrisWondo)) is a Triple-Impact Competitor® who helps improve his community. Like what you hear? To subscribe to our podcast in iTunes, [click here](https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pca-development-zone/id952838976?mt=2)