Podcast appearances and mentions of Curt Onalfo

• (0:00) DJ Bean and Jeff Lemieux break down the Revolution’s 14 offseason signings and set the stage for 2025 • (10:11) CBS Sports analyst Charlie Davies on Liverpool’s chase for the EPL title, Nottingham Forest’s chase for Champions League • (20:08) Revolution play-by-play man Brad Feldman on expectations for 2025 with a revamped roster • (31:19) Revs sporting director Curt Onalfo on how New England navigated 31 offseason transactions

(0:00) DJ Bean and Jeff Lemieux break down the Revs' record-breaking transfer window, highlight the USWNT's gold medal glory (9:19) CBS Sports analyst Charlie Davies analyzes Mauricio Pochettino's fit with the USMNT, previews the 2024-25 EPL season (23:27) Revolution play-by-play man Brad Feldman on how New England's recent additions could impact the season's stretch run (32:29) Revs Sporting Director Curt Onalfo on the club's successful Secondary Transfer Window and vision for the future

(0:00) DJ Bean and Jeff Lemieux talk takeaways from Revs' season opener in D.C. and midweek win over CAI (14:24) CBS Sports analyst Charlie Davies on Everton's points deduction, and the Turner/Reyna situation at Nottingham Forest (26:22) Revolution play-by-play man Brad Feldman previews Sunday's home opener against Toronto FC (35:26) Revs sporting director Curt Onalfo on Caleb Porter, roster construction, and Revs pro player pathway

The New England Revolution announced Curt Onalfo as their new Sporting Director and announced their year-end roster decisions in the same week. This week, Greg Johnstone is joined by Sam Minton and Tom Pinzone of The Blazing Musket to give their reactions to the hiring of Curt Onalfo, surprises from the roster decisions, and thoughts on Gustavo Bou. Plus, Stadium Talk! You can support our podcast by rating and reviewing us on iTunes, Spotify or wherever you are listening. Also, please follow us on social media: Twitter: @sam_minton22, @RevolutionRecap Instagram: www.instagram.com/revolutionrecap/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/revolutionrecap Thanks to BetOnline.ag for sponsoring this episode. Use promo code Bleav for a 50% bonus on your first deposit! Revolution Recap thanks Sobczak.Law and Five Point Builders for their support of this show and local independent media. Please check out our friends at The Rebellion on twitter at @NERebellion and check out their website at nerebllion.org.

(00:00) Zolak and Bertrand listen into the Brian Bilello and Curt Onalfo press conference about the recent changes with the Revolution coaching staff. (14:22) We talk about the Brian Bilello and Curt Onalfo press conference and their thoughts about the whole coaching staff situation. (25:48) The team listens to your calls and takes a deeper look into the New England Revolution as an organization. (36:10) Today's Takeaways.

Curt Onalfo, technical director of the New England Revolution, joins the show to talk about a host of issues including the signing of local soccer phenom Peyton Miller.

(0:00) DJ Bean and Jeff Lemieux break down USMNT-Mexico and Gregg Berhalter's re-hiring (14:49) Revolution goalkeeper Earl Edwards Jr. previews Orlando and talks role as president of Black Players For Change (26:36) Revs technical director Curt Onalfo details New England's pro player pathway (35:32) Revolution writer Caroline Oatway recalls her experience at the Champions League Final

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The New England Revolution are on the road THIS Saturday July 16 vs. Philadelphia Union at 7:30pm EST Revolution Technical Director Curt Onalfo joins Mike "Sarge" Riley after the New England Revolution Academy won a national championship, the first in program history, when the Under-19 Team was crowned 2022 MLS NEXT Cup Champions Curt also discusses the growth of the Revs Academy since arriving in New England three years ago, the process of signing new players and his take on the Revolution as they continue their 3-game road trip this weekend.   -- Follow the show on Twitter: @SoccerCast96 -- Follow Curt on Twitter: @CurtOnalfo -- Follow Mike Riley on Twitter & Instagram: @Sarge985 -- Follow the Revolution on Twitter: @NERevolution

The Far Post Podcast presented by ESports Gaming League welcomes Revolution Technical Director Curt Onalfo to the show. Curt provides lots of details on the progression of Revolution midfielder Damian Rivera, who scored his first MLS goal less than a minute into his first start against Inter Miami CF.Curt also touches on the Revolution player pathway in general, and reveals that he might (might!) be bringing his early 90s mullet back. 

Curt Onalfo is the technical director of the New England Revolution and has won the MLS Cup as a player and a coach. His story was almost cut short, however, by a cancer diagnosis just as his career was about to begin. Onalfo shares his thoughts on staying positive and the improvement the MLS has seen since it started.

Wayne Rooney to DC, Curt Onalfo as GM, and the fizzling of Zlatan. It's a cheerful one today.

LAST CHANCE! COG SCARVES: www.CorneroftheGalaxy/Shop CoG Studios, CA -- The LA Galaxy are just days away from kicking off the 2018 season. And our show is doing it's best to bring you all the latest information so that you can be ready for the Sunday opener! Hosts Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas are back to make sure you know exactly what's going on with your team. Afterall, there are only hours until first kick and there's still so much to learn. Your hosts will first recap all the changes the Galaxy have made in the offseason. They'll start by looking back at the beginning of the 2017 season so you'll get a reminder of what this team looked like after Bruce Arena went on to coach the U.S. Men's National Team and Curt Onalfo took over. They'll compare that to the 2018 projected starting lineup to see just how far this team has come. But they'll also highlight some of the bigger weaknesses on the team and that focus will definitely be pointed at the Galaxy's defense. Then Josh will be joined by Galaxy midfielder, and preseason MVP - according to Josh - Perry Kitchen to discuss his role on the club and how he's adjusting to being back in the states and in Southern California. Kitchen will also give you his goals for the season and the goals for the club. Finally, Josh and Wendy will give you the briefest of previews between two teams - the Galaxy and the Portland Timbers - who still have a bunch of question marks. Will Jonathan dos Santos be ready to appear for the club? Will Michael Ciani start over Daniel Steres? And where is the biggest place for the Timbers to attack the Galaxy? It's all part of our last show before the season starts. Can you believe it? The offseason is officially over. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

LAST CHANCE! COG SCARVES: www.CorneroftheGalaxy/Shop CoG Studios, CA -- The LA Galaxy are just days away from kicking off the 2018 season. And our show is doing it's best to bring you all the latest information so that you can be ready for the Sunday opener! Hosts Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas are back to make sure you know exactly what's going on with your team. Afterall, there are only hours until first kick and there's still so much to learn. Your hosts will first recap all the changes the Galaxy have made in the offseason. They'll start by looking back at the beginning of the 2017 season so you'll get a reminder of what this team looked like after Bruce Arena went on to coach the U.S. Men's National Team and Curt Onalfo took over. They'll compare that to the 2018 projected starting lineup to see just how far this team has come. But they'll also highlight some of the bigger weaknesses on the team and that focus will definitely be pointed at the Galaxy's defense. Then Josh will be joined by Galaxy midfielder, and preseason MVP - according to Josh - Perry Kitchen to discuss his role on the club and how he's adjusting to being back in the states and in Southern California. Kitchen will also give you his goals for the season and the goals for the club. Finally, Josh and Wendy will give you the briefest of previews between two teams - the Galaxy and the Portland Timbers - who still have a bunch of question marks. Will Jonathan dos Santos be ready to appear for the club? Will Michael Ciani start over Daniel Steres? And where is the biggest place for the Timbers to attack the Galaxy? It's all part of our last show before the season starts. Can you believe it? The offseason is officially over. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - Without a game to recap, and without a game to preview we decided to do something way better than just not have a show. So on today's episode of Corner of the Galaxy, we get to sit down with LA Galaxy defender, Dave Romney. PODCAST PAGE LINK: http://wp.me/p4gY4u-36i Your host, CoG's very own, Josh Guesman, will talk to Dave about the incredible story of how he ended up in playing soccer for the Galaxy. He'll tell you about how MLS never invited him to the draft or the combine, about how the San Jose Earthquakes passed on him and how he somehow ended up as a non-contract player under Curt Onalfo at LA Galaxy II. Dave will also discuss his relationship with Onalfo, his relationship with Sigi Schmid, and why the players all seem to really like Dominic Kinnear. We'll also talk about if players gossip about other players salaries and whether or not Dave is a FIFA guy when he plays his video games. Finally, Dave gives you a great insight into the team, explains how shocking this season was to everyone and why they're still focused on winning games in 2017 but already can't wait to get back on the field for 2018. Dave went from being a ten-percent scholarship player at the University of San Fransisco to the first every Galaxy player to be signed from their USL affiliate. It's a great story with some fun, Dave knowledge in-between. And, we got to raise $150 for the Galaxy Foundation just because. So that's not so bad! Thanks for listening and we hope everyone enjoys CoG's chat with Dave Romney! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - Without a game to recap, and without a game to preview we decided to do something way better than just not have a show. So on today's episode of Corner of the Galaxy, we get to sit down with LA Galaxy defender, Dave Romney. PODCAST PAGE LINK: http://wp.me/p4gY4u-36i Your host, CoG's very own, Josh Guesman, will talk to Dave about the incredible story of how he ended up in playing soccer for the Galaxy. He'll tell you about how MLS never invited him to the draft or the combine, about how the San Jose Earthquakes passed on him and how he somehow ended up as a non-contract player under Curt Onalfo at LA Galaxy II. Dave will also discuss his relationship with Onalfo, his relationship with Sigi Schmid, and why the players all seem to really like Dominic Kinnear. We'll also talk about if players gossip about other players salaries and whether or not Dave is a FIFA guy when he plays his video games. Finally, Dave gives you a great insight into the team, explains how shocking this season was to everyone and why they're still focused on winning games in 2017 but already can't wait to get back on the field for 2018. Dave went from being a ten-percent scholarship player at the University of San Fransisco to the first every Galaxy player to be signed from their USL affiliate. It's a great story with some fun, Dave knowledge in-between. And, we got to raise $150 for the Galaxy Foundation just because. So that's not so bad! Thanks for listening and we hope everyone enjoys CoG's chat with Dave Romney! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy did the most "Galaxy" thing against Real Salt Lake. It was both undeserved and deserved all at the same time. But did the club look better than they have in recent games? Is that all due to Real Salt Lake playing with 10-men? Or were there actual improvements? WEBSITE LINK: http://CorneroftheGalaxy.com Your hosts Josh Guesman and LA Times soccer reporter Kevin Baxter are here to get you updated on all the Galaxy news and information you can handle. With plenty of talk about what's going on in the front office and how that could affect the team down the road. First, the guys will give you the framework for the conversation. They'll talk about the draw with Real Salt Lake and what that means. Did the Galaxy take a significant step forward? There will also be an interesting discussion about what Curt Onalfo did with the Galaxy at the beginning of the year and see if it's fair to compare it to Sigi Schmid. Do the results on the field prove the Galaxy made a mistake in firing Onalfo? Does Schmid deserve credit for helping this Galaxy team look better, even if the results aren't the same? It's a multileveled discussion that takes into many factors and many different points of view. Finally, your hosts talk about some of the possible offseason moves and whether or not this Galaxy team understands the task at hand as the games come to a close in 2017. Don't forget; there is still hardware to be "won!" Enjoy your 80-minutes of Galaxy talk! Because pretty soon, there isn't going to be much to talk about! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory!

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy did the most "Galaxy" thing against Real Salt Lake. It was both undeserved and deserved all at the same time. But did the club look better than they have in recent games? Is that all due to Real Salt Lake playing with 10-men? Or were there actual improvements? WEBSITE LINK: http://CorneroftheGalaxy.com Your hosts Josh Guesman and LA Times soccer reporter Kevin Baxter are here to get you updated on all the Galaxy news and information you can handle. With plenty of talk about what's going on in the front office and how that could affect the team down the road. First, the guys will give you the framework for the conversation. They'll talk about the draw with Real Salt Lake and what that means. Did the Galaxy take a significant step forward? There will also be an interesting discussion about what Curt Onalfo did with the Galaxy at the beginning of the year and see if it's fair to compare it to Sigi Schmid. Do the results on the field prove the Galaxy made a mistake in firing Onalfo? Does Schmid deserve credit for helping this Galaxy team look better, even if the results aren't the same? It's a multileveled discussion that takes into many factors and many different points of view. Finally, your hosts talk about some of the possible offseason moves and whether or not this Galaxy team understands the task at hand as the games come to a close in 2017. Don't forget; there is still hardware to be "won!" Enjoy your 80-minutes of Galaxy talk! Because pretty soon, there isn't going to be much to talk about! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory!

Dave Denholm starts off this week discussing the firing of LA Galaxy head coach Curt Onalfo and the return of Sigi Schmid. LAFC hired Bob Bradley as their head coach for their inaugural season. Dave discusses the potential of Neymar going to PSG.

The Boys recap their day at Bob Bradley's official presentation with LAFC and share an exclusive interview with the new coach. The lads give their thoughts on the sacking of Curt Onalfo and rehiring of Sigi Schmid, and of course they discuss the US victory over Jamaica for the 2017 Gold Cup Final.

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy shook everything up last week when they fired Curt Onalfo, immediately hired Sigi Schmid, and signed Designated Player Jonathan dos Santos. And now that Schmid has made it through his first game, it's time that our hosts fill you in on all the happenings over the past couple of days and that may include some bombshells. Hosts Josh Guesman and LA Times Soccer Writer Kevin Baxter are ready to bring you all the Galaxy news you can handle. They'll start with Kevin's reaction and retelling of the events that lead up to the ouster of Onalfo and how he saw the hiring of Schmid. Plus you'll hear about what some of the players had to say when they found out about the coaching change. Josh and Kevin will also get into some of the details surrounding the signing of Jonathan dos Santos. They'll talk about the Galaxy's expectations and why, in many circles, it sounds like the club got a great deal for the box-to-box midfielder. It's also important to go back over some things we learned from the Galaxy's draw with Seattle. Are most people making too much of a game that didn't see a goal scored because they're used to it being so bad at StubHub Center? Finally, your hosts will talk about the possible departures of Jelle Van Damme and Ashley Cole. Is there any substance behind either of the rumors? Should the Galaxy actually consider a move for one or both of the players? We'll give you our expert perspective on the choices facing the club and give you inside information regarding the possibility of the movement of those players. It's a packed show full of all that Galaxy talk you can't get enough of. We're glad you could join us!

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins and Rachael McKriger are a bit more jovial than usual. Especially, since the U.S. Women's National team came back from 3-1 down and in nine minutes recovered to beat Brazil 4-3. However, it wasn't all roses for USWNT. Rachael explains and has a few choice words for Jill Ellis' tactics before that fated nine minute stretch. Who stood out? Who needs to be starting? We discuss that and more. After that, Rachael bids us adieu, as Erik and Sean talk MLS Week 21. How was Dom Dwyer's debut for Orlando City? Should Kaka still play 90 minutes? Do we make anything of the domination by Toronto FC and the Vancouver Whitecaps? There's also transfer news, and Curt Onalfo puts out a statement too. Finally, the guys examine the presentation given on VAR by Howard Webb. Are the guys excited about VAR coming into the league? And is everything understandable, compared to how it was done in the Confederations Cup? Trust us, it is.

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins and Rachael McKriger are a bit more jovial than usual. Especially, since the U.S. Women's National team came back from 3-1 down and in nine minutes recovered to beat Brazil 4-3. However, it wasn't all roses for USWNT. Rachael explains and has a few choice words for Jill Ellis' tactics before that fated nine minute stretch. Who stood out? Who needs to be starting? We discuss that and more. After that, Rachael bids us adieu, as Erik and Sean talk MLS Week 21. How was Dom Dwyer's debut for Orlando City? Should Kaka still play 90 minutes? Do we make anything of the domination by Toronto FC and the Vancouver Whitecaps? There's also transfer news, and Curt Onalfo puts out a statement too. Finally, the guys examine the presentation given on VAR by Howard Webb. Are the guys excited about VAR coming into the league? And is everything understandable, compared to how it was done in the Confederations Cup? Trust us, it is.

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy shook everything up last week when they fired Curt Onalfo, immediately hired Sigi Schmid, and signed Designated Player Jonathan dos Santos. And now that Schmid has made it through his first game, it's time that our hosts fill you in on all the happenings over the past couple of days and that may include some bombshells. Hosts Josh Guesman and LA Times Soccer Writer Kevin Baxter are ready to bring you all the Galaxy news you can handle. They'll start with Kevin's reaction and retelling of the events that lead up to the ouster of Onalfo and how he saw the hiring of Schmid. Plus you'll hear about what some of the players had to say when they found out about the coaching change. Josh and Kevin will also get into some of the details surrounding the signing of Jonathan dos Santos. They'll talk about the Galaxy's expectations and why, in many circles, it sounds like the club got a great deal for the box-to-box midfielder. It's also important to go back over some things we learned from the Galaxy's draw with Seattle. Are most people making too much of a game that didn't see a goal scored because they're used to it being so bad at StubHub Center? Finally, your hosts will talk about the possible departures of Jelle Van Damme and Ashley Cole. Is there any substance behind either of the rumors? Should the Galaxy actually consider a move for one or both of the players? We'll give you our expert perspective on the choices facing the club and give you inside information regarding the possibility of the movement of those players. It's a packed show full of all that Galaxy talk you can't get enough of. We're glad you could join us!

CoG Studios, CA - It's been a crazy day for the LA Galaxy, and a crazy day for us here at Corner of the Galaxy. And this show is jammed packed with club information you can't find anywhere else.  First, your hosts Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas will discuss the firing of Galaxy head coach Curt Onalfo. Did the Galaxy let go of the right guy? What did his record really say about this team? Was Onalfo made the scapegoat for a poorly planned and managed offseason? Then they'll quickly transition as they take a look at the hiring of former Galaxy coach Sigi Schmid. What can Sigi bring to the table? And are Galaxy fans finally happy with a move the front office has made?  Plus, Josh and Wendy will give you audio from the conference call held with Schmid as well as get deep into the details of what he's accomplished and what the Galaxy can expect from his second tenure with the club? Then it's a quick look across the city as LAFC announced their first ever head coach. Did the Galaxy get beat to Bob Bradley? And does this set up a fun matchup in 2018? Finally, your hosts will update you on something that is finally official. Jonathan dos Santos has been signed by the Galaxy to a Designated Player contract. We'll give you the details on the signing, including salary and transfer fee, and discuss what another Dos Santos or two means to the Galaxy front office.  Could the current administration be in over their heads? And don't forget, there's a game against Seattle this weekend. We'll see you there.  It's a show that's nearly 90-minutes long and we're glad you could join us for all of it.

On this special edition of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer and Erik Watkins begin by discussing the first Tournament of Nations game for the U.S. Women's National Team, which they lost by a score of 1-0 to Australia. What went wrong for the USWNT? Did they really just have no energy for much of the game? Have the U.S. lost their edge? How much should we make of a glorified friendly? And is Jill Ellis too stuck in her ways? Did any of the less experienced players stand out? We discuss all of these things and more. Before ending the show, the guys also get into the LA Galaxy firing Curt Onalfo. Then, subsquently hiring Sigi Schmid as his replacement. Is this the best move for the Galaxy? What does he bring to the table? Can he right the ship? Not to be out done, LAFC also made a move to bring Bob Bradley back to MLS. How huge is this for LAFC? What does he bring to the team? And what can we expect from any squad building?

On this special edition of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer and Erik Watkins begin by discussing the first Tournament of Nations game for the U.S. Women's National Team, which they lost by a score of 1-0 to Australia. What went wrong for the USWNT? Did they really just have no energy for much of the game? Have the U.S. lost their edge? How much should we make of a glorified friendly? And is Jill Ellis too stuck in her ways? Did any of the less experienced players stand out? We discuss all of these things and more. Before ending the show, the guys also get into the LA Galaxy firing Curt Onalfo. Then, subsquently hiring Sigi Schmid as his replacement. Is this the best move for the Galaxy? What does he bring to the table? Can he right the ship? Not to be out done, LAFC also made a move to bring Bob Bradley back to MLS. How huge is this for LAFC? What does he bring to the team? And what can we expect from any squad building?

CoG Studios, CA - It's been a crazy day for the LA Galaxy, and a crazy day for us here at Corner of the Galaxy. And this show is jammed packed with club information you can't find anywhere else.  First, your hosts Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas will discuss the firing of Galaxy head coach Curt Onalfo. Did the Galaxy let go of the right guy? What did his record really say about this team? Was Onalfo made the scapegoat for a poorly planned and managed offseason? Then they'll quickly transition as they take a look at the hiring of former Galaxy coach Sigi Schmid. What can Sigi bring to the table? And are Galaxy fans finally happy with a move the front office has made?  Plus, Josh and Wendy will give you audio from the conference call held with Schmid as well as get deep into the details of what he's accomplished and what the Galaxy can expect from his second tenure with the club? Then it's a quick look across the city as LAFC announced their first ever head coach. Did the Galaxy get beat to Bob Bradley? And does this set up a fun matchup in 2018? Finally, your hosts will update you on something that is finally official. Jonathan dos Santos has been signed by the Galaxy to a Designated Player contract. We'll give you the details on the signing, including salary and transfer fee, and discuss what another Dos Santos or two means to the Galaxy front office.  Could the current administration be in over their heads? And don't forget, there's a game against Seattle this weekend. We'll see you there.  It's a show that's nearly 90-minutes long and we're glad you could join us for all of it.

Another slow day in the North American soccer world is broken down by the guys...just kidding. It's madness in LA as Sigi Schmid is brought in to as head coach of the Galaxy following the dismissal of Curt Onalfo and he wasn't the only hiring by a professional soccer team in the city. LAFC makes it official, naming Bob Bradley as their first head coach and David, Ben and Doyle tell you what to expect from the former US national team head coach. David and Ben then interview Schmid, asking what he needs to do first, some rumored additions and his emotions heading into Saturday's matchup against his former team (10 pm ET; ESPN, ESPN Deportes in US | MLS LIVE in Canada). In the second segment, USA's sixth Gold Cup trophy is discussed as Doyle tells you what the scene was like at Levi's Stadium and why the US deserved their 2-1 win against Jamaica. He also breaks down who helped and hurt their stock while Ben tries to just enjoy the win. In the mailbag, fans make their voices heard with some hot-take predictions about some young US stars, why CJ Sapong will lead Philadelphia to greatness and if Dom Dwyer and Cyle Larin can fit together.

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy are making headlines again as rumors swirl around their possible pursuit of Jonathan dos Santos. Long a rumored target for the club, Jonathan dos Santos may be on his way to join his brother, Giovani dos Santos in Los Angeles. But there's more information than just the rumors and we're going to get into a detailed discussion on it. Your hosts, CoG's Josh Guesman and LA Times' Kevin Baxter are here to provide you with over 95-minutes of Galaxy talk.  Josh and Kevin will take you through some key points in the Galaxy's loss to the New England Revolution over the weekend. They'll discuss which players performed, which were left lacking and they'll also talk about what the loss means to the club. This team needs some points, but they didn't get them against the Revolution and now, they'll need to save themselves from tying some pretty bad losing streaks from 2006 and 2007.  Will the losing streak put Curt Onalfo on the edge of getting fired? How much blame can you heap towards the manager and how much needs to be focused on the front office? Could the Galaxy need a shake up more than anything else? We'll try and touch all the bases in getting you the information you need to know.  The guys will also go over your emails, your phone calls, and a bunch of your tweets as they attempt to answer the questions you're dying to know. And the thing you're most dying to know is about Jonathan dos Santos. And from this angle, the guys will make sure they give you the positives, the negatives, and everything else in-between. Will the Dos Santos family rule over the Galaxy with an iron fist? Who will have all the power? And can this front office deflect that pressure? It's a packed show with a bunch of information you won't find anywhere else. We're glad you could join us!  Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory!

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy are making headlines again as rumors swirl around their possible pursuit of Jonathan dos Santos. Long a rumored target for the club, Jonathan dos Santos may be on his way to join his brother, Giovani dos Santos in Los Angeles. But there's more information than just the rumors and we're going to get into a detailed discussion on it. Your hosts, CoG's Josh Guesman and LA Times' Kevin Baxter are here to provide you with over 95-minutes of Galaxy talk.  Josh and Kevin will take you through some key points in the Galaxy's loss to the New England Revolution over the weekend. They'll discuss which players performed, which were left lacking and they'll also talk about what the loss means to the club. This team needs some points, but they didn't get them against the Revolution and now, they'll need to save themselves from tying some pretty bad losing streaks from 2006 and 2007.  Will the losing streak put Curt Onalfo on the edge of getting fired? How much blame can you heap towards the manager and how much needs to be focused on the front office? Could the Galaxy need a shake up more than anything else? We'll try and touch all the bases in getting you the information you need to know.  The guys will also go over your emails, your phone calls, and a bunch of your tweets as they attempt to answer the questions you're dying to know. And the thing you're most dying to know is about Jonathan dos Santos. And from this angle, the guys will make sure they give you the positives, the negatives, and everything else in-between. Will the Dos Santos family rule over the Galaxy with an iron fist? Who will have all the power? And can this front office deflect that pressure? It's a packed show with a bunch of information you won't find anywhere else. We're glad you could join us!  Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory!

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy just keep finding ways to win on the road! It's not a bad thing, but surely, some of that has to carry over to their home record soon, right? Behind two goals from Jack McBean and a penalty kick that was buried by Romain Alessandrini, the Galaxy come back to StubHub Center on Saturday to face off against the best team in the West, Sporting KC. Your hosts, CoG's Josh Guesman and TotalMLS.Net's (and sometimes CoG) writer Britt Pergl, will walk you through all the different angles to take on the win in the Mile High City. How impressive was McBean? How much credit should Curt Onalfo grab for putting out a lineup that was comprised of mostly former LA Galaxy II players? And how much did familiarity play into their clear success on the night?  There are just so many positives to talk about, it was hard to find a negative - not really!  Gyasi Zardes is on the hot seat again and callers have had enough. Is it time for Onalfo to bench Zardes? Will he ever be the same player? Are the expectations too much for him? Where do you sit? With Gyasi or with a growing contingent of Galaxy fans? Next, Josh will walk you through the latest rumors concerning Galaxy target, André-Pierre Gignac. What is the likelihood the Liga MX star would want to come to Los Angeles? And where do Tigres stand in terms of letting him go? What motivation do they have to separate from him and how would he fit into the Galaxy? We've got a bunch of answers for you! Finally, Josh and Britt get you ready for the weekend matchup with Sporting KC. They're the number one team in the Western Conference. But you'd be surprised to know they aren't that far away from the Galaxy. We'll crunch the number for you and get you ready for a great Saturday night soccer game.  Thanks for listening to Corner of the Galaxy. We're glad you trust us to deliver you all your Galaxy news. And we can't wait to do it again! Cheers! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy just keep finding ways to win on the road! It's not a bad thing, but surely, some of that has to carry over to their home record soon, right? Behind two goals from Jack McBean and a penalty kick that was buried by Romain Alessandrini, the Galaxy come back to StubHub Center on Saturday to face off against the best team in the West, Sporting KC. Your hosts, CoG's Josh Guesman and TotalMLS.Net's (and sometimes CoG) writer Britt Pergl, will walk you through all the different angles to take on the win in the Mile High City. How impressive was McBean? How much credit should Curt Onalfo grab for putting out a lineup that was comprised of mostly former LA Galaxy II players? And how much did familiarity play into their clear success on the night?  There are just so many positives to talk about, it was hard to find a negative - not really!  Gyasi Zardes is on the hot seat again and callers have had enough. Is it time for Onalfo to bench Zardes? Will he ever be the same player? Are the expectations too much for him? Where do you sit? With Gyasi or with a growing contingent of Galaxy fans? Next, Josh will walk you through the latest rumors concerning Galaxy target, André-Pierre Gignac. What is the likelihood the Liga MX star would want to come to Los Angeles? And where do Tigres stand in terms of letting him go? What motivation do they have to separate from him and how would he fit into the Galaxy? We've got a bunch of answers for you! Finally, Josh and Britt get you ready for the weekend matchup with Sporting KC. They're the number one team in the Western Conference. But you'd be surprised to know they aren't that far away from the Galaxy. We'll crunch the number for you and get you ready for a great Saturday night soccer game.  Thanks for listening to Corner of the Galaxy. We're glad you trust us to deliver you all your Galaxy news. And we can't wait to do it again! Cheers! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy just pulled out a last minute draw with the Houston Dynamo and they did it with 8 possible starters out of the lineup. Honestly, you should be amazed at how badly they played, and they still got a respectable result against the second best team in the Western Conference. Your hosts, CoG's Josh Guesman and LA Times' Kevin Baxter, talk you through the showdown with Houston as well as focusing on the two big issues that have plagued the Galaxy in 2017 -- the strikers can't score and the team can stay healthy. Gyasi Zardes was missing in action, Jack McInerney only touched the ball 12 times on the night and was totally absent in the playmaking process, and the midfield couldn't hold any possession. The Galaxy only got a single chance in the first half and that was thanks to a great individual piece of skill from Romain Alessandrini and a great hustle play by Emmanuel Boateng. The guys will tell you who impressed them on the night, who should be considered for a starting spot against Colorado, and who is in danger of wasting their chances. Clement Diop will be on the hot seat soon, as Josh pins him for both goals. And Jose Villarreal looked better than he has, but he is directly responsible for the Dynamo pulling ahead. We'll give you the details. Josh and Kevin will also update you on nearly every player who has been injured and what their status is for the upcoming games. There's a ton of people to talk about. So don't be surprised when all those updates take a considerable amount of time. But you won't get a more detailed or up to date look from anyone else. We've got you covered. Finally, the guys answer your questions and get you ready for the game against the Colorado Rapids. With a short week and a long list of injuries, finding 18 players might be the hardest thing Curt Onalfo has to do. Then it's back home for Sporting KC on the weekend. Thanks for joining us! We're glad we could be part of your Galaxy talk for the week. We'll be back very soon! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy just pulled out a last minute draw with the Houston Dynamo and they did it with 8 possible starters out of the lineup. Honestly, you should be amazed at how badly they played, and they still got a respectable result against the second best team in the Western Conference. Your hosts, CoG's Josh Guesman and LA Times' Kevin Baxter, talk you through the showdown with Houston as well as focusing on the two big issues that have plagued the Galaxy in 2017 -- the strikers can't score and the team can stay healthy. Gyasi Zardes was missing in action, Jack McInerney only touched the ball 12 times on the night and was totally absent in the playmaking process, and the midfield couldn't hold any possession. The Galaxy only got a single chance in the first half and that was thanks to a great individual piece of skill from Romain Alessandrini and a great hustle play by Emmanuel Boateng. The guys will tell you who impressed them on the night, who should be considered for a starting spot against Colorado, and who is in danger of wasting their chances. Clement Diop will be on the hot seat soon, as Josh pins him for both goals. And Jose Villarreal looked better than he has, but he is directly responsible for the Dynamo pulling ahead. We'll give you the details. Josh and Kevin will also update you on nearly every player who has been injured and what their status is for the upcoming games. There's a ton of people to talk about. So don't be surprised when all those updates take a considerable amount of time. But you won't get a more detailed or up to date look from anyone else. We've got you covered. Finally, the guys answer your questions and get you ready for the game against the Colorado Rapids. With a short week and a long list of injuries, finding 18 players might be the hardest thing Curt Onalfo has to do. Then it's back home for Sporting KC on the weekend. Thanks for joining us! We're glad we could be part of your Galaxy talk for the week. We'll be back very soon! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

With D.C. United's first midweek game of the season coming up this week, we have a jam-packed episode; we also have to do it without the services of Adam, who is off on assignment. In his stead, Jason and Ben break down D.C. United's 1-0 victory over the Vancouver Whitecaps, including starting off by talking about Jose Ortiz's embellishment and Kendall Waston's role in all of it. We also talk about Bill Hamid's penalty and how bad the Whitecaps were in front of goal. We end this segment by breaking down how good Bill Hamid was and how good Ian Harkes was. We then move on to talk about tomorrow's game against Orlando City SC, including how poor they've looked since their great start. We talk about how Cyle Larin and Carlos Rivas run the show, how much rotation they may have to do, and who might start up top for United. For the final segment, we bring back one of our favorite guests, Josie Becker, to talk LA Galaxy. We get into how much better the team is without Jermaine Jones, whether or not Curt Onalfo can keep him on the bench, and how Romain Alessandrini has changed the team. We also ask Josie to gameplan the Galaxy for us, all in-between jokes about British accents and Scientology. Give it a listen! We are also launching the Filibuster Patreon(https://patreon.com/filibuster) today, so go take a look at the things that we want to do and the benefits you could acquire. This show as it is won't be going anywhere, but we really want to be able to take it to the next level, which we can only do with your support. Thanks!

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy are coming off a surprising win over the New York Red Bulls. Your hosts, CoG's very own Josh Guesman, will walk you through the win and take a look at some of the positives to come out for the game, as well as raise some red flags around two very important players. There is a lot you can learn from this win and some of it has to do with coaching decisions, while other things have to do with a player not being smart about their situation. Bradley Diallo is the perfect example of that and Josh will discuss who's to blame for his eventual second yellow card. Josh will also take your calls and discuss things like the LA Chargers adding another year to their StubHub Center Rental, we'll talk the struggles with where to play Giovani dos Santos, and we'll also talk the struggling form of Gyasi Zardes. The Galaxy aren't getting goals from the strikers, is it time they make a change? Plus, do you think head coach Curt Onalfo has done everything in his power this season? Is keeping him the right way to go? Or should a decision have already been made to replace him? You'll call. Josh will answer. And everyone will have a good time. Finally, your host will make sure you get an abbreviated game preview as your Galaxy get ready to take on Minnesota United FC on Sunday. Is this the same team that gave up 18 goals in their first four games? We'll explain. Thank you for making us a part of your Galaxy ritual. We're glad that you could join us and we hope that your weekend is full of goals and points. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy are coming off a surprising win over the New York Red Bulls. Your hosts, CoG's very own Josh Guesman, will walk you through the win and take a look at some of the positives to come out for the game, as well as raise some red flags around two very important players. There is a lot you can learn from this win and some of it has to do with coaching decisions, while other things have to do with a player not being smart about their situation. Bradley Diallo is the perfect example of that and Josh will discuss who's to blame for his eventual second yellow card. Josh will also take your calls and discuss things like the LA Chargers adding another year to their StubHub Center Rental, we'll talk the struggles with where to play Giovani dos Santos, and we'll also talk the struggling form of Gyasi Zardes. The Galaxy aren't getting goals from the strikers, is it time they make a change? Plus, do you think head coach Curt Onalfo has done everything in his power this season? Is keeping him the right way to go? Or should a decision have already been made to replace him? You'll call. Josh will answer. And everyone will have a good time. Finally, your host will make sure you get an abbreviated game preview as your Galaxy get ready to take on Minnesota United FC on Sunday. Is this the same team that gave up 18 goals in their first four games? We'll explain. Thank you for making us a part of your Galaxy ritual. We're glad that you could join us and we hope that your weekend is full of goals and points. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy get a comprehensive win over the New York Red Bulls and break all kinds of streaks. Your hosts, CoG's Josh Guesman and LA Times Soccer Writer Kevin Baxter, are here discuss all the issues and success that came out of the win. First, Josh and Kevin will give you their thoughts on the win. What went right, what went wrong, and what is going to become a bigger issue down the road. How did Jelle Van Damme react to Curt Onalfo's benching? And why should Van Damme still be wearing the armband? The guys will also discuss the Galaxy's offensive woes. Is Gyasi Zardes next to come under fire? Should the team be expecting more from him? And who's to blame for the lack of strikers scoring? Was the midfield to blame for their slow start? Or, with that now fixed, are the strikers about to come alive? Josh will also get into his charts and tell you, with an additional win, where the Galaxy compare to their historical past. They now have some company, and some of it is good company! Finally, Josh and Kevin will answer your questions, take your calls from the CoG Hotline and give you the responses you deserve. The Galaxy have made a serious step forward, can they continue that when they travel to Minnesota United on Sunday? Or is this road trip still an uphill battle? It's an optimistic Galaxy podcast, and I'm not sure we've had one of those in quite some time. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy get a comprehensive win over the New York Red Bulls and break all kinds of streaks. Your hosts, CoG's Josh Guesman and LA Times Soccer Writer Kevin Baxter, are here discuss all the issues and success that came out of the win. First, Josh and Kevin will give you their thoughts on the win. What went right, what went wrong, and what is going to become a bigger issue down the road. How did Jelle Van Damme react to Curt Onalfo's benching? And why should Van Damme still be wearing the armband? The guys will also discuss the Galaxy's offensive woes. Is Gyasi Zardes next to come under fire? Should the team be expecting more from him? And who's to blame for the lack of strikers scoring? Was the midfield to blame for their slow start? Or, with that now fixed, are the strikers about to come alive? Josh will also get into his charts and tell you, with an additional win, where the Galaxy compare to their historical past. They now have some company, and some of it is good company! Finally, Josh and Kevin will answer your questions, take your calls from the CoG Hotline and give you the responses you deserve. The Galaxy have made a serious step forward, can they continue that when they travel to Minnesota United on Sunday? Or is this road trip still an uphill battle? It's an optimistic Galaxy podcast, and I'm not sure we've had one of those in quite some time. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - Your hosts, Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas, are back for another 75-minutes of LA Galaxy talk. And despite it being "do or die" time for the team, we're kind of excited to be talking soccer with all of you. Josh and Wendy will start by recapping some of the highlights from the Galaxy's 2-2 draw with the Chicago Fire. And being it's all anyone can talk about, they'll both give you their take on why head coach Curt Onalfo pulled Jelle Van Damme. They'll also touch on the Jermaine Jones and the why the Galaxy may have been "lucky" to see him off the field. Finally, they'll both discuss Gyasi Zardes and Brian Rowe and how they think of their overall performance on Saturday. Next, we'll jump into the multitude of Galaxy News. Including the official announcement that moved Robbie Rogers to the Season Ending Injury list - finally. Plus we'll get in-depth about Jone's Grade 2 MCL sprain and what a realistic timeline for his return is. We'll also get you updated on why Romain Alessandrini missed training and go over all the disappointing LA Galaxy II results. Who has the bigger rebuilding project? Los Dos. Then, to help us preview the Galaxy's trip to visit the New York Red Bulls, we'll be joined by Seeing Red's Mark Fishkin (@MarkFishkin). Mark will help us break down this night and day Red Bull team and tell us what we can expect from the weather and the play on the field. Then Josh is back with another great preview of the game before Wendy helps wrap the entire show up with game predictions and positive things we'd like to see play out in this difficult matchup. Thanks for joining us, everyone. We've been doing record numbers, and it's because of all of you trust us to deliver you the most accurate and entertaining information about your LA Galaxy. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - Your hosts, Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas, are back for another 75-minutes of LA Galaxy talk. And despite it being "do or die" time for the team, we're kind of excited to be talking soccer with all of you. Josh and Wendy will start by recapping some of the highlights from the Galaxy's 2-2 draw with the Chicago Fire. And being it's all anyone can talk about, they'll both give you their take on why head coach Curt Onalfo pulled Jelle Van Damme. They'll also touch on the Jermaine Jones and the why the Galaxy may have been "lucky" to see him off the field. Finally, they'll both discuss Gyasi Zardes and Brian Rowe and how they think of their overall performance on Saturday. Next, we'll jump into the multitude of Galaxy News. Including the official announcement that moved Robbie Rogers to the Season Ending Injury list - finally. Plus we'll get in-depth about Jone's Grade 2 MCL sprain and what a realistic timeline for his return is. We'll also get you updated on why Romain Alessandrini missed training and go over all the disappointing LA Galaxy II results. Who has the bigger rebuilding project? Los Dos. Then, to help us preview the Galaxy's trip to visit the New York Red Bulls, we'll be joined by Seeing Red's Mark Fishkin (@MarkFishkin). Mark will help us break down this night and day Red Bull team and tell us what we can expect from the weather and the play on the field. Then Josh is back with another great preview of the game before Wendy helps wrap the entire show up with game predictions and positive things we'd like to see play out in this difficult matchup. Thanks for joining us, everyone. We've been doing record numbers, and it's because of all of you trust us to deliver you the most accurate and entertaining information about your LA Galaxy. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

Dave Denholm kicks off the show discussing the Champions League. Is Juventus the real deal? Dave is surprised by a move that Galaxy manager Curt Onalfo made. Dave rants about the latest attack against the MLS. Dave and producer Mario discuss the latest news in the Soccer world with Stoppage Time.

CoG Studios, CA - For weeks now people have been predicting the professional demise of Curt Onalfo's head coaching gig with the LA Galaxy. And with poor result throughout the beginning of the season, you could understand why. But on today's show, we're going to tell you how and why the Onalfo may have won the team back and what that could mean going forward. Your hosts, CoG's Josh Guesman and LA Times Soccer Reporter Kevin Baxter, are bringing tons of knowledge and bunch of excellent information on your favorite team. And while the result against Chicago is nothing to get too happy about, the attitudes that have changed as a result of that are the really big story. The guys will talk about Onalfo's first half sub of Jelle Van Damme and why this produced the biggest change in the team. But they'll also cover the injury to Jones and why those two events can't be separated. Did Van Damme have a "come to Bruce" moment? Will the Jones injury turn him into a part time player? They'll also discuss Giovani dos Santos and his most recent form and whether or not his brother is coming to the Galaxy. Is Gio back on track and ready to destroy opponents? Let's not get ahead of ourselves. The show will take your calls, your emails, and all your Twitter questions. We'll answer all the hard hitting questions like "Is there more tension in the locker room?" And of course "Do you like chicken nuggets?" Tonight is a show about what happens when a coach, who is about to get fired, reacts to save his job. Did it work? And will it work for the rest of the season? It's probably best to just listen and find out! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - For weeks now people have been predicting the professional demise of Curt Onalfo's head coaching gig with the LA Galaxy. And with poor result throughout the beginning of the season, you could understand why. But on today's show, we're going to tell you how and why the Onalfo may have won the team back and what that could mean going forward. Your hosts, CoG's Josh Guesman and LA Times Soccer Reporter Kevin Baxter, are bringing tons of knowledge and bunch of excellent information on your favorite team. And while the result against Chicago is nothing to get too happy about, the attitudes that have changed as a result of that are the really big story. The guys will talk about Onalfo's first half sub of Jelle Van Damme and why this produced the biggest change in the team. But they'll also cover the injury to Jones and why those two events can't be separated. Did Van Damme have a "come to Bruce" moment? Will the Jones injury turn him into a part time player? They'll also discuss Giovani dos Santos and his most recent form and whether or not his brother is coming to the Galaxy. Is Gio back on track and ready to destroy opponents? Let's not get ahead of ourselves. The show will take your calls, your emails, and all your Twitter questions. We'll answer all the hard hitting questions like "Is there more tension in the locker room?" And of course "Do you like chicken nuggets?" Tonight is a show about what happens when a coach, who is about to get fired, reacts to save his job. Did it work? And will it work for the rest of the season? It's probably best to just listen and find out! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

After another wild MLS weekend, Andrew, David and Matt sit down to digest Minnesota's eye-opening performance against Sporting KC on national television, Atlanta's humbling loss in the Bronx to an NYCFC squad making waves and a Doop-tastic win for the Union that ended a run of 252 days without a win. Meanwhile, Chris Wondolowski is thriving with a little freedom to roam in San Jose – and Andrew says he will own the MLS scoring title sooner rather than later – the Houston Dynamo are the most entertaining team in MLS and uber-talented Toronto FC ought to be disappointed with anything less than a double. Plus, Curt Onalfo made one of the gutsiest substitutions in MLS history ... will it pay off for the LA Galaxy boss? Want to be a part of the show? Call the Hot-Take Hotline at 401-206-0MLS to leave a voicemail (keep it short and sweet and avoid colorful language) that could appear on ExtraTime Radio!

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy didn't lose to the Philadelphia Union. So in a lot of ways, that's a step in the right direction. But for the Galaxy, a team with five MLS Cups, it can't be anywhere near good enough. On tonight's show, your hosts, CoG's Josh Guesman and LA Times Soccer Writer Kevin Baxter, take a look back and that optically oppressing game and tell you what they learned. Did the formation change work? And did João Pedro show some significant improvement? Was the formation too defensive? Why didn't the offense get going? And where are Giovani dos Santos and Jermaine Jones supposed to be playing? Plus, your hosts will discuss whether or not the Galaxy have already abandoned their "LA Galaxy II is our Future" plan when they went out and signed Jack McInerney. It certainly sent a shot across the bow for some of the younger players. But the big questions will be around Curt Onalfo and whether or not he has survived the storm. Did he do enough against the Union to secure his job for the foreseeable future? Did his formation change show enough initiative to see him around for several more weeks? Did the players' attitudes improve in this game? Has he still lost the team? We'll answer a bunch of these question and a bunch more of your excellent and insightful tweets and emails in a quick 60-minutes of Galaxy talk tonight. Plus, we're answering your CoG Hotline calls as well. And some of you need to cheer up a bit. Finally, the guys will discuss the upcoming four-game road trip that will start as soon as they're done with their three-game homestand against the Chicago Fire. Will Juninho get a warm welcome back in SoCal? We hope you enjoy the show. Tell your friends! Tell your enemies! Tell your parents! And thanks for talk Galaxy soccer with us! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy didn't lose to the Philadelphia Union. So in a lot of ways, that's a step in the right direction. But for the Galaxy, a team with five MLS Cups, it can't be anywhere near good enough. On tonight's show, your hosts, CoG's Josh Guesman and LA Times Soccer Writer Kevin Baxter, take a look back and that optically oppressing game and tell you what they learned. Did the formation change work? And did João Pedro show some significant improvement? Was the formation too defensive? Why didn't the offense get going? And where are Giovani dos Santos and Jermaine Jones supposed to be playing? Plus, your hosts will discuss whether or not the Galaxy have already abandoned their "LA Galaxy II is our Future" plan when they went out and signed Jack McInerney. It certainly sent a shot across the bow for some of the younger players. But the big questions will be around Curt Onalfo and whether or not he has survived the storm. Did he do enough against the Union to secure his job for the foreseeable future? Did his formation change show enough initiative to see him around for several more weeks? Did the players' attitudes improve in this game? Has he still lost the team? We'll answer a bunch of these question and a bunch more of your excellent and insightful tweets and emails in a quick 60-minutes of Galaxy talk tonight. Plus, we're answering your CoG Hotline calls as well. And some of you need to cheer up a bit. Finally, the guys will discuss the upcoming four-game road trip that will start as soon as they're done with their three-game homestand against the Chicago Fire. Will Juninho get a warm welcome back in SoCal? We hope you enjoy the show. Tell your friends! Tell your enemies! Tell your parents! And thanks for talk Galaxy soccer with us! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy played one of their worst games in recent history when they lost to the defending MLS Cup Champion, Seattle Sounders on Sunday. And in front of a national television audience, they were run off the field looking unprepared and tactically deficient. On today's show, your hosts, CoG's Josh Guesman, and LA Times Soccer Reporter Kevin Baxter discuss the sudden increase in pressure and heat that Galaxy Head Coach, Curt Onalfo is going to feel. They'll also discuss who should be getting the majority of blame and so much more. What would it take to see the Galaxy pull the trigger on replacing Onalfo? It could be as simple as another home loss. But in all actuality, this isn't about wins and losses, this is about whether or not Onalfo still has the support of the team. And as you'll learn from Josh and Kevin, Curt might have lost that already. What will the Front Office do? And should Galaxy President Chris Klein, or General Manager Peter Vagenas also be taking fire from AEG? Where does the blame fall? And if the Galaxy were to pull the plug on the Onalfo Experiment, who would replace him? Are there some good options just waiting for a phone call? The guys will also be taking your numerous CoG Hotline (949.385.2641) calls, as well as your many, many questions coming in via Twitter (@GalaxyPodcast) and email (CorneroftheGalaxy@Gmail.com). They'll also throw in some more news about Zlatan Ibrahimovic, but all you'll really care about is the continued conversation of the many reasons why Saturday's loss was so much different than every other game the Galaxy have played. If you needed a reason to go to the game on Saturday, the implications could be huge! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy played one of their worst games in recent history when they lost to the defending MLS Cup Champion, Seattle Sounders on Sunday. And in front of a national television audience, they were run off the field looking unprepared and tactically deficient. On today's show, your hosts, CoG's Josh Guesman, and LA Times Soccer Reporter Kevin Baxter discuss the sudden increase in pressure and heat that Galaxy Head Coach, Curt Onalfo is going to feel. They'll also discuss who should be getting the majority of blame and so much more. What would it take to see the Galaxy pull the trigger on replacing Onalfo? It could be as simple as another home loss. But in all actuality, this isn't about wins and losses, this is about whether or not Onalfo still has the support of the team. And as you'll learn from Josh and Kevin, Curt might have lost that already. What will the Front Office do? And should Galaxy President Chris Klein, or General Manager Peter Vagenas also be taking fire from AEG? Where does the blame fall? And if the Galaxy were to pull the plug on the Onalfo Experiment, who would replace him? Are there some good options just waiting for a phone call? The guys will also be taking your numerous CoG Hotline (949.385.2641) calls, as well as your many, many questions coming in via Twitter (@GalaxyPodcast) and email (CorneroftheGalaxy@Gmail.com). They'll also throw in some more news about Zlatan Ibrahimovic, but all you'll really care about is the continued conversation of the many reasons why Saturday's loss was so much different than every other game the Galaxy have played. If you needed a reason to go to the game on Saturday, the implications could be huge! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy lost on the road to Orlando City in a game they were mostly outplayed in. But did the loss bring to the surface some bigger issues? Or is this all about wins and losses and how you look at things? Your hosts, CoG's Josh Guesman and LA Times Soccer Reporter, Kevin Baxter, give you 90-minutes of Galaxy talk that centers around the loss and the start of the season. They'll give you their quick thoughts on the game and the major issues that keep popping up after four losses in six game. Are the Galaxy learning anything from these games? Curt Onalfo keeps saying that they have to learn from these losses. And Jermaine Jones says the team needs to talk it out and get on the same page. But is there a rift growing between these two key figures? Does a field outburst show that Jones and Onalfo aren't getting along? And is everyone doing there job? Josh and Kevin will discuss what they see from the most recent comments and actions from all the Galaxy players and what that could mean for the team. Here's just a hint: it's not black and white. There is a lot left to interpretation. Then your hosts talk about Robbie Rogers and what could be coming for the Galaxy. Is the "Season Ending Injury" list the right way to handle this situation? Does this give everyone the time and money they need move on from a very unfortunate situation? And with news today that Kevin Hartman has joined the Galaxy as Director of the Girls Academy, Josh wants to know what the end game is here? It's great to put money into a program, but is there more than just an academy? Are the Galaxy getting ready to snipe an NWSL team from LAFC? Finally, Josh and Kevin answer a ton of your questions. They cover Giovani dos Santos, Jones, João Pedro and a host of other key elements to this team. Want to know who to blame? They've got you covered. It's a great show packed with wall to wall Galaxy talk. Thanks for listening! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy lost on the road to Orlando City in a game they were mostly outplayed in. But did the loss bring to the surface some bigger issues? Or is this all about wins and losses and how you look at things? Your hosts, CoG's Josh Guesman and LA Times Soccer Reporter, Kevin Baxter, give you 90-minutes of Galaxy talk that centers around the loss and the start of the season. They'll give you their quick thoughts on the game and the major issues that keep popping up after four losses in six game. Are the Galaxy learning anything from these games? Curt Onalfo keeps saying that they have to learn from these losses. And Jermaine Jones says the team needs to talk it out and get on the same page. But is there a rift growing between these two key figures? Does a field outburst show that Jones and Onalfo aren't getting along? And is everyone doing there job? Josh and Kevin will discuss what they see from the most recent comments and actions from all the Galaxy players and what that could mean for the team. Here's just a hint: it's not black and white. There is a lot left to interpretation. Then your hosts talk about Robbie Rogers and what could be coming for the Galaxy. Is the "Season Ending Injury" list the right way to handle this situation? Does this give everyone the time and money they need move on from a very unfortunate situation? And with news today that Kevin Hartman has joined the Galaxy as Director of the Girls Academy, Josh wants to know what the end game is here? It's great to put money into a program, but is there more than just an academy? Are the Galaxy getting ready to snipe an NWSL team from LAFC? Finally, Josh and Kevin answer a ton of your questions. They cover Giovani dos Santos, Jones, João Pedro and a host of other key elements to this team. Want to know who to blame? They've got you covered. It's a great show packed with wall to wall Galaxy talk. Thanks for listening! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - We've got a great show lined up for you today. There will be lots of talk about the win over the Montreal Impact and the upcoming game against Orlando City, but the best part about the show today is that LA Galaxy defender Nathan Smith will join us to talk about his progress from LA Galaxy II to the Senior Team and beet juice. First, your host Josh Guesman will walk you through the solid victory over 10-man Montreal. How much effect did the red card have on the game? And does that mean it's not a victory that meant something? Did everyone improve over the effort in Vancouver, or is someone on the hot seat? Josh will tell you what he saw from this game and also play you postgame audio from Galaxy Head Coach, Curt Onalfo and Designated Player, Romain Alessandrini. What did these guys have to say after the victory? And Who will Alessandrini be paying at the end of the season? Then, for the real highlight of the show, Nathan Smith calls in to talk about the last couple of months and what he needs to do to keep his starting job. They guys will also talk about nutrition, travel, confidence and a bunch more. Plus, Josh asks Nate what weird things the nutritionists are always trying to get them to consume. Josh will also get you updated on the latest team news. That includes the really important part of the Dan Kennedy retirement, and why Giovani dos Santos and his brother seem to be spending so much tie on social media as of late - don't get out your Dos Dos Santos shirts just yet. Finally, your host will get you all the important information you need to understand what the Galaxy will face in Orlando. This is not an easy trip, and the last time the Galaxy made this journey it didn't end well. But why is this game so important? Listen and find out! Thanks for joining us on Corner of the Galaxy. We're glad you could join us! Music provided by Back Pocket Memory.

CoG Studios, CA - We've got a great show lined up for you today. There will be lots of talk about the win over the Montreal Impact and the upcoming game against Orlando City, but the best part about the show today is that LA Galaxy defender Nathan Smith will join us to talk about his progress from LA Galaxy II to the Senior Team and beet juice. First, your host Josh Guesman will walk you through the solid victory over 10-man Montreal. How much effect did the red card have on the game? And does that mean it's not a victory that meant something? Did everyone improve over the effort in Vancouver, or is someone on the hot seat? Josh will tell you what he saw from this game and also play you postgame audio from Galaxy Head Coach, Curt Onalfo and Designated Player, Romain Alessandrini. What did these guys have to say after the victory? And Who will Alessandrini be paying at the end of the season? Then, for the real highlight of the show, Nathan Smith calls in to talk about the last couple of months and what he needs to do to keep his starting job. They guys will also talk about nutrition, travel, confidence and a bunch more. Plus, Josh asks Nate what weird things the nutritionists are always trying to get them to consume. Josh will also get you updated on the latest team news. That includes the really important part of the Dan Kennedy retirement, and why Giovani dos Santos and his brother seem to be spending so much tie on social media as of late - don't get out your Dos Dos Santos shirts just yet. Finally, your host will get you all the important information you need to understand what the Galaxy will face in Orlando. This is not an easy trip, and the last time the Galaxy made this journey it didn't end well. But why is this game so important? Listen and find out! Thanks for joining us on Corner of the Galaxy. We're glad you could join us! Music provided by Back Pocket Memory.

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy are coming off a 2-0 win over the Montreal Impact. And while they have momentarily removed the monkey from their backs, they still have a lot of questions to answer. In order to ask some of those questions, and then immediately answer them, your hosts, Josh Guesman and Kevin Baxter are talking 60-minutes of Galaxy talk in hopes of bringing just a little more clarity on the team's current situation. Josh and Kevin will update you on the status of Robbie Rogers and Dan Kennedy. Could both of these contracts come down to retirement? There are certainly enough rumors around Rogers' camp to make you believe that he might not be able to come back to the field. Next, the guys will look at the Clement Diop and Brian Rowe and what Curt Onalfo has said with the way he's announcing the lineup. Who should get the start against Orlando? And what philosophy is Onalfo getting at by starting Diop after a poor performance in Vancouver? The same can be said for João Pedro. Is he good enough for MLS? And should the Galaxy continue to give him minutes? Are five games enough to know what the team can expect from him? One guy who's been making lots of splashes is Romain Alessandrini. The Frenchman has been a star for the Galaxy in their last three games. But is he living up to the hype? Was there hype? Was there buzz? And what does that mean for the Galaxy in terms of players they should be attracting? Finally, the guys get to answering all your questions as they talk about the good play from the rest of the squad. There are hypothetical questions that get ridiculous answers and there are some really good though provoking questions that also get ridiculous answers. Thanks for joining us. Our 30-minute show continues to hit 60-minutes and we're glad you could join us. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory.

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy are coming off a 2-0 win over the Montreal Impact. And while they have momentarily removed the monkey from their backs, they still have a lot of questions to answer. In order to ask some of those questions, and then immediately answer them, your hosts, Josh Guesman and Kevin Baxter are talking 60-minutes of Galaxy talk in hopes of bringing just a little more clarity on the team's current situation. Josh and Kevin will update you on the status of Robbie Rogers and Dan Kennedy. Could both of these contracts come down to retirement? There are certainly enough rumors around Rogers' camp to make you believe that he might not be able to come back to the field. Next, the guys will look at the Clement Diop and Brian Rowe and what Curt Onalfo has said with the way he's announcing the lineup. Who should get the start against Orlando? And what philosophy is Onalfo getting at by starting Diop after a poor performance in Vancouver? The same can be said for João Pedro. Is he good enough for MLS? And should the Galaxy continue to give him minutes? Are five games enough to know what the team can expect from him? One guy who's been making lots of splashes is Romain Alessandrini. The Frenchman has been a star for the Galaxy in their last three games. But is he living up to the hype? Was there hype? Was there buzz? And what does that mean for the Galaxy in terms of players they should be attracting? Finally, the guys get to answering all your questions as they talk about the good play from the rest of the squad. There are hypothetical questions that get ridiculous answers and there are some really good though provoking questions that also get ridiculous answers. Thanks for joining us. Our 30-minute show continues to hit 60-minutes and we're glad you could join us. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory.

Has the doom and gloom been lifted in Whitecapsland? Well, just as one swallow doesn't make a summer, one victory doesn't mean Vancouver Whitecaps have turned their season around. But it's a promising sign. We look back on the 'Caps 4-2 win over LA Galaxy. The highs, the lows, and all the main talking points, blown calls, and questions the match posed. Have the 'Caps finally found their clinical finisher in Fredy Montero? Did the Kekuta Manneh trade finally give the rest of the squad the wake up call they needed? What does the addition of Tony Tchani mean to this team? And who was that in Mati Laba's shirt and what have you done with the real Mati? We'll hear from the LA losers too, from grumpy head coach Curt Onalfo, Jermaine Jones, and Ashley Cole, as LA were (mostly) brutally honest about their shortcomings. One player who never made it past half time was Erik Hurtado. We chat with the striker about his season so far and what it meant to him personally to lose his best friend in the team in Manneh. Our main player interview this week is with Residency alumni Sam Adekugbe, back in Vancouver rehabbing the injury he picked up while on loan with Brighton and Hove Albion. We chat with Sam about his time with English Championship side so far, his current injury, his frustrations, and what the future may hold in store for him. Will it be in Canada or England? And there's still time for I, Ludicrous to feature again in this week's Wavelength section and to look ahead to the CONCACAF Champions League semi-final at home to Tigres on Wednesday. Have a listen!

En este primer episodio, tuve la oportunidad de platicar con Jose Villarreal, delantero de Los Angeles Galaxy. Jose, tiene 23 anos, nació en California de padres mexicanos y debuto para el Galaxy a los 18 anos. A través de los últimos cinco anos, ha jugado para el primer equipo, la filial Los Angeles Galaxy Dos ademas de salir a préstamo en el 2014 al Cruz Azul en Mexico. Hoy, Jose continua su lucha por encontrar minutos de forma constante con el equipo de Curt Onalfo. En nuestra charla hablamos de la importancia del 2017 en su carrera, la relación con su hermano Jaime quien es su compañero en el equipo, y de su decision de representar a los Estados Unidos en selecciones menores.

It is a Tuesday and that means it is time for a Filibuster! We live up to our title today, going long talking about the USMNT, the MLS Western Conference, plus D.C. United's upcoming game. We first break down the USMNT's 6-0 destruction of Honduras. We have to praise Clint Dempsey, Christian Pulisic, and Jozy Altidore, before talking about Michael Bradley's game. We also talk about the left side of this team, before wondering what they're going to do against Panama tonight. In the second segment we welcome on our good friend Josie Becker to preview the MLS Western Conference. We bounce around piecemeal and have things to say about Curt Onalfo, poor Minnesota United, and Syamsir Alam even makes an appearance. In the last segment, we welcome on Eugene Rupinski to preview D.C. United's weekend game against the Philadelphia Union. We discuss Chris Pontius, their central midfield, and the status of Maurice Edu, plus how to gameplan them and if the direct play shown by Orlando City SC can break them down. Give it a listen!

CoG Studios, CA (Panama City, Panama) - Your hosts test the limits of technology as they span the 3,000 miles (3,001 according to Siri) between Los Angeles and Panama City, Panama all in an effort to bring you all the LA galaxy talk you can handle. Josh Guesman, from CoG Studios, and Kevin Baxter traveling with the USMNT ahead of their World Cup Qualifier with Panama have your Galaxy injury news and they're busting at the seems to bring it to you. First Josh and Kevin will recap Sebastian Lletget's short, but impressive, spell with the U.S. He scores his first national team goal, but then has to come out of the game injured in the 18th minute. What does his injury mean for this weekend's clash with the Vancouver Whitecaps? And how long could he potentially be sidelined? Then the guys will shift their attention to players who are more than likely going to be available for selection on Saturday. Gyasi Zardes and Ashley Cole both look like they're ready to play again after injuries derailed their early season hopes. But with both players training, and Zardes just missing out on going to Real Salt Lake last week, Vancouver looks to be the game they come back. But should Curt Onalfo hold them back again? Does the turf in Vancouver provide a real hazard to their recovery? Or is finally time to get two starters back on the field? And Kevin has some concerns about another 35-year old player that might be putting a ton of miles on his legs in the coming days. Will the Galaxy be without a good offensive option in the middle of the park against the Whitecaps? Finally, Josh and Kevin answer all your questions and talk about 'keeper controversy. Is Brian Rowe healthy enough to start on Saturday? Has he earned another shot at being the number one? Or does Onalfo continue to stoke the flames of competition under both players? It's a great show that's jam-packed with Galaxy news, information and informed opinion. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA (Panama City, Panama) - Your hosts test the limits of technology as they span the 3,000 miles (3,001 according to Siri) between Los Angeles and Panama City, Panama all in an effort to bring you all the LA galaxy talk you can handle. Josh Guesman, from CoG Studios, and Kevin Baxter traveling with the USMNT ahead of their World Cup Qualifier with Panama have your Galaxy injury news and they're busting at the seems to bring it to you. First Josh and Kevin will recap Sebastian Lletget's short, but impressive, spell with the U.S. He scores his first national team goal, but then has to come out of the game injured in the 18th minute. What does his injury mean for this weekend's clash with the Vancouver Whitecaps? And how long could he potentially be sidelined? Then the guys will shift their attention to players who are more than likely going to be available for selection on Saturday. Gyasi Zardes and Ashley Cole both look like they're ready to play again after injuries derailed their early season hopes. But with both players training, and Zardes just missing out on going to Real Salt Lake last week, Vancouver looks to be the game they come back. But should Curt Onalfo hold them back again? Does the turf in Vancouver provide a real hazard to their recovery? Or is finally time to get two starters back on the field? And Kevin has some concerns about another 35-year old player that might be putting a ton of miles on his legs in the coming days. Will the Galaxy be without a good offensive option in the middle of the park against the Whitecaps? Finally, Josh and Kevin answer all your questions and talk about 'keeper controversy. Is Brian Rowe healthy enough to start on Saturday? Has he earned another shot at being the number one? Or does Onalfo continue to stoke the flames of competition under both players? It's a great show that's jam-packed with Galaxy news, information and informed opinion. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - Your hosts Josh Guesman and LA Times Soccer Writer Kevin Baxter are back after the LA Galaxy's very first win of 2017. And because of that, there is plenty to talk about. First, Josh and Kevin will give you general thoughts on the Galaxy's win over Real Salt Lake. How much was the team helped by the red card to Kyle Beckerman? How much credit can you give Curt Onalfo for the subs he made in the second half? And how much of the first half problems were because of the lineup decisions? It's a great way to try and wrap your head around what a win against a 10-man side can tell you. The guys will also delve into whether or not "missing starters" can be an excuse for this young team and this young season. They'll also kick the can around the room as they discuss the growing 'keeper controversy. Brian Rowe was leftoff the 18-man roster because of injury. But did Clement Diop do enough to earn the starts from here on out? Or should Onalfo be playing it safe by going with Rowe? Is there enough of a divide between the two players? Should Rowe start once he's healthy? Then it's on to listener questions, as the guys cover everything from Zlatan and a "plan b" to whether or not Nathan Smith deserves to get the starts in Vancouver. Have we seen enough of the 22-year old defender to see him swipe up a starting spot? How much influence did he have on the game? Is this a "Los Dos" success story waiting to be written? And with Emmanuel Boateng's continued success against RSL, is it time for the winger to get a starting spot? Or is he better off the bench? We'll discuss all of that and a lot more right here on Corner of the Galaxy: From the Box. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - Your hosts Josh Guesman and LA Times Soccer Writer Kevin Baxter are back after the LA Galaxy's very first win of 2017. And because of that, there is plenty to talk about. First, Josh and Kevin will give you general thoughts on the Galaxy's win over Real Salt Lake. How much was the team helped by the red card to Kyle Beckerman? How much credit can you give Curt Onalfo for the subs he made in the second half? And how much of the first half problems were because of the lineup decisions? It's a great way to try and wrap your head around what a win against a 10-man side can tell you. The guys will also delve into whether or not "missing starters" can be an excuse for this young team and this young season. They'll also kick the can around the room as they discuss the growing 'keeper controversy. Brian Rowe was leftoff the 18-man roster because of injury. But did Clement Diop do enough to earn the starts from here on out? Or should Onalfo be playing it safe by going with Rowe? Is there enough of a divide between the two players? Should Rowe start once he's healthy? Then it's on to listener questions, as the guys cover everything from Zlatan and a "plan b" to whether or not Nathan Smith deserves to get the starts in Vancouver. Have we seen enough of the 22-year old defender to see him swipe up a starting spot? How much influence did he have on the game? Is this a "Los Dos" success story waiting to be written? And with Emmanuel Boateng's continued success against RSL, is it time for the winger to get a starting spot? Or is he better off the bench? We'll discuss all of that and a lot more right here on Corner of the Galaxy: From the Box. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

On today's show, your hosts walk you through LA Galaxy highlights and lowlights in the loss to Dallas and get you ready for Portland on Sunday. Plus Zlatan. CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy are already under pressure, and it's only the first game of the season. But that won't stop your hosts, CoG's very own Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas break down the 2-1 loss to FC Dallas and do their best to highlight the good and the bad. What were some of the positives you took from the game? Did Jack McBean impress you? Were you pleased with Jermaine Jones' mobility? Did you think Alessandrini looks like he could settle in with this team sooner rather than later? Your hosts will discuss all of those players and you'll hear postgame comments from Galaxy Head Coach, Curt Onalfo. Then Josh and Wendy will discuss the suspensions to Jermaine Jones and Dave Romney. Are these deserved? Does MLS have it out for the Galaxy? What did you think of the calls? Here's a topic that is fun to talk about. Do you think Zlatan should come to the Galaxy? Our hosts have their opinions and they also have competing theories on what Zlatan could do to convince Zlatan to come to the Galaxy. It's Zlatan fabulous. Finally, your hosts will quickly get you ready for the Galaxy's Sunday match with the Portland Timbers. With suspension and injuries taking front stage, is LA ready for a dangerous Timbers team? What's one key to watch for in this game? And could the Galaxy start the season with two home losses before they have to head on the road? We have some heated discussions throughout the shows, but we're always making sure your voices are heard. We get some great messages from the CoG Hotline and realize that Las Vegas is CoG country. Thanks for listening and we hope you'll join us again for Corner of the Galaxy! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory.

On today's show, your hosts walk you through LA Galaxy highlights and lowlights in the loss to Dallas and get you ready for Portland on Sunday. Plus Zlatan. CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy are already under pressure, and it's only the first game of the season. But that won't stop your hosts, CoG's very own Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas break down the 2-1 loss to FC Dallas and do their best to highlight the good and the bad. What were some of the positives you took from the game? Did Jack McBean impress you? Were you pleased with Jermaine Jones' mobility? Did you think Alessandrini looks like he could settle in with this team sooner rather than later? Your hosts will discuss all of those players and you'll hear postgame comments from Galaxy Head Coach, Curt Onalfo. Then Josh and Wendy will discuss the suspensions to Jermaine Jones and Dave Romney. Are these deserved? Does MLS have it out for the Galaxy? What did you think of the calls? Here's a topic that is fun to talk about. Do you think Zlatan should come to the Galaxy? Our hosts have their opinions and they also have competing theories on what Zlatan could do to convince Zlatan to come to the Galaxy. It's Zlatan fabulous. Finally, your hosts will quickly get you ready for the Galaxy's Sunday match with the Portland Timbers. With suspension and injuries taking front stage, is LA ready for a dangerous Timbers team? What's one key to watch for in this game? And could the Galaxy start the season with two home losses before they have to head on the road? We have some heated discussions throughout the shows, but we're always making sure your voices are heard. We get some great messages from the CoG Hotline and realize that Las Vegas is CoG country. Thanks for listening and we hope you'll join us again for Corner of the Galaxy! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory.

CoG Studios, CA - Your hosts Josh Guesman and LA Times Soccer Writer, Kevin Baxter are back after the first weekend of soccer that counts. And while they won't be recapping the game, there are plenty of things for the guys to talk about -- some might even tie back into the performance on Saturday. First, your hosts turn their attention to Curt Onalfo and a review of his first MLS game as the LA Galaxy's head coach. They'll specifically hone in on his choice to move Sebastian Lletget to the "right back" position and whether or not that was the correct move. How would you judge his performance in his first 90-minutes as the guy in charge? Next, the boys will look at the playing relationship between Romain Alessandrini and Giovani dos Santos. Is there already something to be worried about? Could we have another Robbie Keane and Dos Santos situation? Josh and Kevin talk it out and try and figure out who needs to step up and who needs to defer to the other person. Then the guys will take a deeper look into Kevin's article that dropped just before the game last week. The Galaxy have apparently made an "MLS record offer" to an unknown player. Josh and Kevin will discuss who that offer could be for and who makes the most sense. Is LA on the verge of signing another game-changer? Plus there are even more "rumors" surrounding the Galaxy as John Terry has been linked to the club this summer. Should we take any of this seriously? Or would that signing break a lot of the Galaxy's new rules? Finally, your hosts take a great question from a listener. What made the LA Galaxy great? And do they still have it? Josh and Kevin will both weigh-in on this important question and try to define what the previous LA teams great. As normal, Corner of the Galaxy: From the Box is a 30-minute podcast crammed into 60-minutes. We thank you for listening and hope that you'll join us again, right here, on Corner of the Galaxy. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - Your hosts Josh Guesman and LA Times Soccer Writer, Kevin Baxter are back after the first weekend of soccer that counts. And while they won't be recapping the game, there are plenty of things for the guys to talk about -- some might even tie back into the performance on Saturday. First, your hosts turn their attention to Curt Onalfo and a review of his first MLS game as the LA Galaxy's head coach. They'll specifically hone in on his choice to move Sebastian Lletget to the "right back" position and whether or not that was the correct move. How would you judge his performance in his first 90-minutes as the guy in charge? Next, the boys will look at the playing relationship between Romain Alessandrini and Giovani dos Santos. Is there already something to be worried about? Could we have another Robbie Keane and Dos Santos situation? Josh and Kevin talk it out and try and figure out who needs to step up and who needs to defer to the other person. Then the guys will take a deeper look into Kevin's article that dropped just before the game last week. The Galaxy have apparently made an "MLS record offer" to an unknown player. Josh and Kevin will discuss who that offer could be for and who makes the most sense. Is LA on the verge of signing another game-changer? Plus there are even more "rumors" surrounding the Galaxy as John Terry has been linked to the club this summer. Should we take any of this seriously? Or would that signing break a lot of the Galaxy's new rules? Finally, your hosts take a great question from a listener. What made the LA Galaxy great? And do they still have it? Josh and Kevin will both weigh-in on this important question and try to define what the previous LA teams great. As normal, Corner of the Galaxy: From the Box is a 30-minute podcast crammed into 60-minutes. We thank you for listening and hope that you'll join us again, right here, on Corner of the Galaxy. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy are quickly closing in on the start of the 2017 Major League Soccer season. And your hosts, Josh Guesman and LA Times Soccer Writer, Kevin Baxter, are also starting to shake off all that offseason rust. First, the guys will go over the latest preseason results, and why, once again, they don't matter. But it's also about what we're learning from Curt Onalfo's starting lineups and who could be and should be available for the season opener. With some special focus on the newest arrival, Romain Alessandrini. Then in a CoG: From the Box exclusive, Kevin Baxter will expand upon the story he recently published in the LA Times where he talks about the extent of the injury to Robbie Rogers and what he learned from talking to the player. He'll share some insight into when the Galaxy knew what, and what kind of pressure that could put on the team as they head into the last remaining days of the preseason. Then Josh and Kevin talk about players that must have a big season for this team if LA are to be successful this year. Some of these names are easy to figure out, and some may surprise you. Who do you think needs to have an outstanding season for the team this year? Finally, your hosts will take your questions and throw in any other tidbit of information they have about the team, the league, and why it's important to be truthful. It's not always about looking good. Sometimes it's important to tell people about the journey. Do you have your own Galaxy journey to talk about? Much like the one Josh shares? We'd love to hear it. It's another almost, 60-minutes of LA Galaxy talk and we're glad that you could join us. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy are quickly closing in on the start of the 2017 Major League Soccer season. And your hosts, Josh Guesman and LA Times Soccer Writer, Kevin Baxter, are also starting to shake off all that offseason rust. First, the guys will go over the latest preseason results, and why, once again, they don't matter. But it's also about what we're learning from Curt Onalfo's starting lineups and who could be and should be available for the season opener. With some special focus on the newest arrival, Romain Alessandrini. Then in a CoG: From the Box exclusive, Kevin Baxter will expand upon the story he recently published in the LA Times where he talks about the extent of the injury to Robbie Rogers and what he learned from talking to the player. He'll share some insight into when the Galaxy knew what, and what kind of pressure that could put on the team as they head into the last remaining days of the preseason. Then Josh and Kevin talk about players that must have a big season for this team if LA are to be successful this year. Some of these names are easy to figure out, and some may surprise you. Who do you think needs to have an outstanding season for the team this year? Finally, your hosts will take your questions and throw in any other tidbit of information they have about the team, the league, and why it's important to be truthful. It's not always about looking good. Sometimes it's important to tell people about the journey. Do you have your own Galaxy journey to talk about? Much like the one Josh shares? We'd love to hear it. It's another almost, 60-minutes of LA Galaxy talk and we're glad that you could join us. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy are already in injury trouble. Which means your Corner of the Galaxy hosts are already worked up and thinking about "worst case scenarios." And apparently, you also have some questions. Because this show is filled with your questions and your calls. First, your hosts, Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas, will briefly look back at the game played in Las Vegas. What can we learn from this game and what is the one really positive thing to take away from the first two preseason games of the year? It's something to talk about, if not the ONLY thing to talk about. So what can you expect from the team this year? Josh and Wendy try and figure out what the Galaxy's style could be and why this year's team is a different "beast" than last year's team. There's a youth movement, and with that comes a lot of question marks. And will Curt Onalfo follow Bruce's lead in terms of exciting play? Is that even possible? Then your hosts will look at the much more serious injuries to Gyasi Zardes and Robbie Rogers. Who will replace them and what does this mean? Do the Galaxy have replacements that are capable of filling in? What was the timeline of these injuries and what does that mean the front office knew before making moves to bolster or thin their roster? Finally, Josh and Wendy will take your questions and your phone calls en route to 60-minutes of LA Galaxy talk. And where else can you get this much fun and information on the one thing you spend all your money on? That's right, Corner of the Galaxy is here for you. Consider it group therapy. Music Provided By Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy are already in injury trouble. Which means your Corner of the Galaxy hosts are already worked up and thinking about "worst case scenarios." And apparently, you also have some questions. Because this show is filled with your questions and your calls. First, your hosts, Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas, will briefly look back at the game played in Las Vegas. What can we learn from this game and what is the one really positive thing to take away from the first two preseason games of the year? It's something to talk about, if not the ONLY thing to talk about. So what can you expect from the team this year? Josh and Wendy try and figure out what the Galaxy's style could be and why this year's team is a different "beast" than last year's team. There's a youth movement, and with that comes a lot of question marks. And will Curt Onalfo follow Bruce's lead in terms of exciting play? Is that even possible? Then your hosts will look at the much more serious injuries to Gyasi Zardes and Robbie Rogers. Who will replace them and what does this mean? Do the Galaxy have replacements that are capable of filling in? What was the timeline of these injuries and what does that mean the front office knew before making moves to bolster or thin their roster? Finally, Josh and Wendy will take your questions and your phone calls en route to 60-minutes of LA Galaxy talk. And where else can you get this much fun and information on the one thing you spend all your money on? That's right, Corner of the Galaxy is here for you. Consider it group therapy. Music Provided By Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy finally played a game that almost meant something. And your hosts, Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas want to apply meaning to the meaningless and make sense of the senseless. Really that all this show is about. First, they'll focus on the Galaxy's 1-1 draw with Club Tijuana. What can we learn from 22 players playing 45-minutes each? And can any good be taken from two blown chances and some erratic passing? What did Curt Onalfo or Jelle Van Damme think about the game? Josh and Wendy will do their best to point you in the right direction in terms of players that did well and those that struggled. And it's important to point out that those that struggled still have plenty of time to redeem themselves. Next, they focus on what to look for from Saturday's game against San Jose. The game is in Vegas and it's still relatively early in the preseason. So does that mean you should expect more from this game than the last? How long with the "starters" play? And how what will be some good things to come out of this game? Finally, your hosts end the night by going over a mass of Galaxy News. Including, where would you take your LA Galaxy Valentine, what's up with those Blue Kits, and who are LA Galaxy II's new coaches. Plus they're going to dip their toes into the retired number controversy. Was it retired? Who cares? Burn everything? It's a quick 60-minutes focused on your LA Galaxy. And with the season just around the corner, you can almost feel the Opening Day tension start to fill the studio. Don't know if LA supporters have ever had a team that was more of a question mark. This could be a lot of fun. Music Provided By Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy finally played a game that almost meant something. And your hosts, Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas want to apply meaning to the meaningless and make sense of the senseless. Really that all this show is about. First, they'll focus on the Galaxy's 1-1 draw with Club Tijuana. What can we learn from 22 players playing 45-minutes each? And can any good be taken from two blown chances and some erratic passing? What did Curt Onalfo or Jelle Van Damme think about the game? Josh and Wendy will do their best to point you in the right direction in terms of players that did well and those that struggled. And it's important to point out that those that struggled still have plenty of time to redeem themselves. Next, they focus on what to look for from Saturday's game against San Jose. The game is in Vegas and it's still relatively early in the preseason. So does that mean you should expect more from this game than the last? How long with the "starters" play? And how what will be some good things to come out of this game? Finally, your hosts end the night by going over a mass of Galaxy News. Including, where would you take your LA Galaxy Valentine, what's up with those Blue Kits, and who are LA Galaxy II's new coaches. Plus they're going to dip their toes into the retired number controversy. Was it retired? Who cares? Burn everything? It's a quick 60-minutes focused on your LA Galaxy. And with the season just around the corner, you can almost feel the Opening Day tension start to fill the studio. Don't know if LA supporters have ever had a team that was more of a question mark. This could be a lot of fun. Music Provided By Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - Chris Klein has had a busy offseason. The LA Galaxy President has had to deal with losing the best coach in MLS History, his entire coaching staff and an exodus of players that sounds like a 2008 all-star roster. But fortunately for us, he has the time to call-in to the show, and he'll talk about everything we can throw at him. Your host, Josh Guesman, will discuss the busy offseason and touch on topics like the coaching hunt, how they decided on Curt Onalfo and how Onalfo's job has changed moving from LA Galaxy II to the senior team. They guys will also touch on losing players like Robbie Keane, Steven Gerrard, Mike Magee, Landon Donovan and others and what the philosophy of the team will be going into a brand new season. Klein will also answer questions on why the Galaxy traded AJ DeLaGarza, and what is meant by making the team more flexible. And how a difficult decision like that is made. With the LA Galaxy announcing the signing of Jermaine Jones, Chris will answer questions about age and if the team is worried about the longevity of such a move. Is the team taking a gamble on another set of 35-year old legs? And what is the right "mix" of youth and experience for this LA team? Then Klein will talk about newly signed João Pedro. Did the team have to change the way they scouted to find a 23-year old Portuguese player? And where do the Galaxy see him lining up? And what does that mean for Sebastian Lletget? Finally, Josh and Chris discuss the decision to allow the Chargers to make their temporary home at StubHub Center. Did AEG force this move? How much control do the LA Galaxy have, and is the team concerned about LAFC having a "Soccer Specific" stadium in downtown that they won't be sharing with an NFL team? As always, we feel very lucky to have Chris Klein on our show on a regular basis. Thank you to the LA Galaxy organization for making him available to us. It's been a bunch of busy days for us at the podcast, and we're glad we can share all this time with you. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - Chris Klein has had a busy offseason. The LA Galaxy President has had to deal with losing the best coach in MLS History, his entire coaching staff and an exodus of players that sounds like a 2008 all-star roster. But fortunately for us, he has the time to call-in to the show, and he'll talk about everything we can throw at him. Your host, Josh Guesman, will discuss the busy offseason and touch on topics like the coaching hunt, how they decided on Curt Onalfo and how Onalfo's job has changed moving from LA Galaxy II to the senior team. They guys will also touch on losing players like Robbie Keane, Steven Gerrard, Mike Magee, Landon Donovan and others and what the philosophy of the team will be going into a brand new season. Klein will also answer questions on why the Galaxy traded AJ DeLaGarza, and what is meant by making the team more flexible. And how a difficult decision like that is made. With the LA Galaxy announcing the signing of Jermaine Jones, Chris will answer questions about age and if the team is worried about the longevity of such a move. Is the team taking a gamble on another set of 35-year old legs? And what is the right "mix" of youth and experience for this LA team? Then Klein will talk about newly signed João Pedro. Did the team have to change the way they scouted to find a 23-year old Portuguese player? And where do the Galaxy see him lining up? And what does that mean for Sebastian Lletget? Finally, Josh and Chris discuss the decision to allow the Chargers to make their temporary home at StubHub Center. Did AEG force this move? How much control do the LA Galaxy have, and is the team concerned about LAFC having a "Soccer Specific" stadium in downtown that they won't be sharing with an NFL team? As always, we feel very lucky to have Chris Klein on our show on a regular basis. Thank you to the LA Galaxy organization for making him available to us. It's been a bunch of busy days for us at the podcast, and we're glad we can share all this time with you. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

Our boys discuss the retirement of Mike Magee, the rumors circulating around the G's, and Curt Onalfo's coaching staff. www.lariotsquad.org/riotsquadcast www.twitter.com/riotsquadcast www.facebook.com/riotsquadcast Intro:Timex Social Club - Rumors Outro: The Beach Boys - Kokomo

CoG Studios - It's a season for sharing and caring. On today's show three different podcasts, all covering the LA Galaxy, converge to give you 60 minutes of team talk, fun, and shenanigans. LA is Our House, Riot Squadcast and Corner of the Galaxy want to talk about the team like has never been done before. And with more people than ever done before. Together your hosts, Josh Guesman (CoG), Wendy Thomas (CoG), David Orono (LA is Our House), Luis Baron (LA is Our House), Bobby Lepe (LA is Our House), Ed Rodriguez (Riot Squadcast), and Chris Tucker (Riot Squadcast) will break down what went wrong in 2016 and what the future looks like for 2017. They'll start off looking back over the season, in a year where almost nothing went right, and the LA Galaxy had extremely high expectations. What happened to those expectations and is it a good thing the LA Galaxy are moving on from Bruce Arena? And did Ashley Cole have a good or bad season and who was the real team MVP? Then they'll move on to discuss the recent hiring of Curt Onalfo and what this team will look like in 2017. Where do the LA Galaxy need to invest in Designated Players and how much is Jermain Jones really worth? Seriously, break out your calculators, this is going to be fun. This podcast is about three shows coming together to discuss the LA Galaxy and share some opinions. Instead of being locked inside a bubble, these shows went out on a limb to have some fun and talk about something they all enjoy. Thanks to everyone who helped put this together. We're proud to be a part of a great Galaxy community. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

Don’t blink or you’ll miss something. No, really, you almost certainly missed something this week. Maybe it was the MLS Expansion Draft, in which Atlanta United and Minnesota United grabbed five players each then turned around and started flipping them for players, GAM, TAM and draft picks. Maybe it was the rumor mill, which saw the 2017 expansion sides making noise domestically but also internationally. Andrew and David take a look at the moves, the rumors and the players already in to take a stab at what each team’s first-ever MLS season might look like.   They weren’t the only team grabbing headlines, though, as the LA Galaxy named a new head coach from within then traded for the rights to Jermaine Jones. First, what does Curt Onalfo’s appointment mean for the Galaxy philosophically? Are they going to play the kids? Second, what should they do with their two open Designated Player spots? Could Jones be one of them? Then the guys run through the rest of the rumors — too many to count — and give the list of available MLS free agents a look to see where the league could find veteran value in 2017.   In the mailbag, a parade in Seattle, then some big news on the expansions front. MLS announced the parameters for teams 25-28 on Thursday. What were those parameters? What do they mean?

CoG Studios - It's a season for sharing and caring. On today's show three different podcasts, all covering the LA Galaxy, converge to give you 60 minutes of team talk, fun, and shenanigans. LA is Our House, Riot Squadcast and Corner of the Galaxy want to talk about the team like has never been done before. And with more people than ever done before. Together your hosts, Josh Guesman (CoG), Wendy Thomas (CoG), David Orono (LA is Our House), Luis Baron (LA is Our House), Bobby Lepe (LA is Our House), Ed Rodriguez (Riot Squadcast), and Chris Tucker (Riot Squadcast) will break down what went wrong in 2016 and what the future looks like for 2017. They'll start off looking back over the season, in a year where almost nothing went right, and the LA Galaxy had extremely high expectations. What happened to those expectations and is it a good thing the LA Galaxy are moving on from Bruce Arena? And did Ashley Cole have a good or bad season and who was the real team MVP? Then they'll move on to discuss the recent hiring of Curt Onalfo and what this team will look like in 2017. Where do the LA Galaxy need to invest in Designated Players and how much is Jermain Jones really worth? Seriously, break out your calculators, this is going to be fun. This podcast is about three shows coming together to discuss the LA Galaxy and share some opinions. Instead of being locked inside a bubble, these shows went out on a limb to have some fun and talk about something they all enjoy. Thanks to everyone who helped put this together. We're proud to be a part of a great Galaxy community. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - In the least surprising announcement of the year, the LA Galaxy named Curt Onalfo to the Head Coaching vacancy at a press conference in the American Express Stadium Club at StubHub Center today. Your host, Josh Guesman, will walk you through the announcement as he has audio from both the newly named General Manager Peter Vagenas and Head Coach Curt Onalfo. And while both men talked about this being a big deal for them, will they be able to handle the pressure? After all, there isn't a more impatient and expecting fanbase than the LA Galaxy. Is this the right move when LAFC are getting ready to join MLS in 2018? Who are some of the other options? All things that will be discussed on this Short Corner. Then Josh will transition away from the GM and Head Coaching announcements to talk about some of the other news swirling around the LA Galaxy. Perhaps the biggest being the first trade the Onalfo and Vagenas partnership has made -- the acquisition of the rights to Jermaine Jones. And while no deal has been made, this will be the first real test for the LA Galaxy's new leadership. How do they fit a 35-year-old midfielder into a team they wanted to make younger? And what does that contract look like if it gets done? Finally, Josh will clean up any loose ends like discussing the expansion draft results and talking about options that haven't been picked up. This is turning into a crazy offseason. And We'll be right here to make sure you get all the information you need. Thanks for joining us on Corner of the Galaxy! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

Dave Denholm starts the show recapping the MLS Cup. Dave thinks Toronto was the beater team despite the loss. Curt Onalfo is the new coach of the LA Galaxy and Dave addresses the state of the franchise. Dave takes a look at the draws from the first round of 16 in the UEFA Champions League. The MLS held an expansion draft this week for new teams, Atlanta United FC and Minnesota United FC. Dave discussed what happened.

CoG Studios, CA - In the least surprising announcement of the year, the LA Galaxy named Curt Onalfo to the Head Coaching vacancy at a press conference in the American Express Stadium Club at StubHub Center today. Your host, Josh Guesman, will walk you through the announcement as he has audio from both the newly named General Manager Peter Vagenas and Head Coach Curt Onalfo. And while both men talked about this being a big deal for them, will they be able to handle the pressure? After all, there isn't a more impatient and expecting fanbase than the LA Galaxy. Is this the right move when LAFC are getting ready to join MLS in 2018? Who are some of the other options? All things that will be discussed on this Short Corner. Then Josh will transition away from the GM and Head Coaching announcements to talk about some of the other news swirling around the LA Galaxy. Perhaps the biggest being the first trade the Onalfo and Vagenas partnership has made -- the acquisition of the rights to Jermaine Jones. And while no deal has been made, this will be the first real test for the LA Galaxy's new leadership. How do they fit a 35-year-old midfielder into a team they wanted to make younger? And what does that contract look like if it gets done? Finally, Josh will clean up any loose ends like discussing the expansion draft results and talking about options that haven't been picked up. This is turning into a crazy offseason. And We'll be right here to make sure you get all the information you need. Thanks for joining us on Corner of the Galaxy! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy should just go ahead and announce what everyone already knows -- that Curt Onalfo is their next head coach (all the arrows are pointing in that direction). It's just taking too much energy to pretend that isn't the outcome. On today's show, your hosts Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas are ready to get you updated on all the latest LA Galaxy news and they've got lots of opinions on the latest signings. First, they'll discuss the players who are likely to come back for the LA Galaxy this year. There will be some surprises, there will be some changes in direction, and there will be some players you'll want to throw things at. But don't! That's not nice. Josh and Wendy will give you all the most up to date information regarding the core of this team and what that could mean personnel wise for 2017. Next, they'll discuss Major League Soccer in general, as the league looks to be on the cusp of announcing, even more, Targeted Allocation Money (TAM). What does this say about the direction the League is trying to guide teams into? What could that mean for the LA Galaxy and certain Belgian International? And with the Expansion Draft coming up, should you be worried about players being left unprotected? Wendy and Josh will tell you what you need to know going into the draft, and why you should probably just relax. This isn't your Mother and Father's expansion draft. Finally, the remainder of the show is dedicated to discussing the hiring of Pete Vagenas as General Manager, and the likely hiring of Curt Onalfo to be Head Coach. It's a long and important conversation that needs to be had. And it also flows right into the LA Galaxy and their supposed "cost cutting." In this case, being smarter with money is something the LA Galaxy should invest in. And by skewing younger in all forms -- coaching and front office -- they might be on the right track. It's a longer show, but we just had too much to discuss. It's another great episode of Corner of the Galaxy, and we're thrilled that you could join us. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory.

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy should just go ahead and announce what everyone already knows -- that Curt Onalfo is their next head coach (all the arrows are pointing in that direction). It's just taking too much energy to pretend that isn't the outcome. On today's show, your hosts Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas are ready to get you updated on all the latest LA Galaxy news and they've got lots of opinions on the latest signings. First, they'll discuss the players who are likely to come back for the LA Galaxy this year. There will be some surprises, there will be some changes in direction, and there will be some players you'll want to throw things at. But don't! That's not nice. Josh and Wendy will give you all the most up to date information regarding the core of this team and what that could mean personnel wise for 2017. Next, they'll discuss Major League Soccer in general, as the league looks to be on the cusp of announcing, even more, Targeted Allocation Money (TAM). What does this say about the direction the League is trying to guide teams into? What could that mean for the LA Galaxy and certain Belgian International? And with the Expansion Draft coming up, should you be worried about players being left unprotected? Wendy and Josh will tell you what you need to know going into the draft, and why you should probably just relax. This isn't your Mother and Father's expansion draft. Finally, the remainder of the show is dedicated to discussing the hiring of Pete Vagenas as General Manager, and the likely hiring of Curt Onalfo to be Head Coach. It's a long and important conversation that needs to be had. And it also flows right into the LA Galaxy and their supposed "cost cutting." In this case, being smarter with money is something the LA Galaxy should invest in. And by skewing younger in all forms -- coaching and front office -- they might be on the right track. It's a longer show, but we just had too much to discuss. It's another great episode of Corner of the Galaxy, and we're thrilled that you could join us. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory.

The boys dive into the possibility of Galaxy II coach(Curt Onalfo) replacing the G's vacant head coach job. www.facebook.com/riotsquadcast www.twitter.com/riotsquadcast www.lariotsquad.org/riotsquadcast

CoG Studios, CA - On tonight's show your hosts Josh Guesman and Jared DuBois are doing their best to get you through the LA Galaxy's bye week. With a FIFA international break, and no senior team matches the guys will focus the largest portion of the show on the USL's LA Galaxy II. On the show Josh will be joined by LA Galaxy II Head Coach Curt Onalfo (@soccer_curt) to discuss their upcoming season opener at StubHub Center on Saturday night. The Game will kick-off at 7:30PM and Alan Gordon will be tailgating with those of you who come early. It should be a great time and a great way to kick off a very fun USL season. After Curt Onalfo gets everyone fired up for the game we'll be talking to LA Galaxy II Captain Jack McBean (@JackMcBean). Jack will talk about his evolution with the LA Galaxy. After all he started with the team when he was just 16 years old and now, five years later, he's one of the hottest forwards going into this LA Galaxy II season. It's a great talk with Jack about the growing pains he's had to go through to get to where he is right now. Along the way the guys will recap the 3-1 win over San Jose. They'll take your CoG Hotline calls and they'll get you updated on the important LA Galaxy news. International Call-ups and the upcoming schedule highlight this news segment. Corner of the Galaxy would also like to acknowledge REDCARDEVENTS.com as they've got a great deal for any coaches or people looking to take a large group to the upcoming April 10th game against the Portland Timbers. For just $35 you get a 2 hour pregame mini-style soccer skills and tournament event, a private tailgate and a game ticket on the east sideline. And by doing this you are helping out the SCOVA FOOD BANK. Go to their websites if you have a group of people you're looking to take to a huge game against the defending MLS Cup Champs. It's a great show packed with LA Galaxy talk and we're glad you join us. You can SUPPORT THE SHOW by going to our SHOP and buying some CoG Stickers. It's a great way to help us provide more merchandise options in the near future. Current Deal is 3 stickers for $8.00. Thanks for Joining us! Music By Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - On tonight's show your hosts Josh Guesman and Jared DuBois are doing their best to get you through the LA Galaxy's bye week. With a FIFA international break, and no senior team matches the guys will focus the largest portion of the show on the USL's LA Galaxy II. On the show Josh will be joined by LA Galaxy II Head Coach Curt Onalfo (@soccer_curt) to discuss their upcoming season opener at StubHub Center on Saturday night. The Game will kick-off at 7:30PM and Alan Gordon will be tailgating with those of you who come early. It should be a great time and a great way to kick off a very fun USL season. After Curt Onalfo gets everyone fired up for the game we'll be talking to LA Galaxy II Captain Jack McBean (@JackMcBean). Jack will talk about his evolution with the LA Galaxy. After all he started with the team when he was just 16 years old and now, five years later, he's one of the hottest forwards going into this LA Galaxy II season. It's a great talk with Jack about the growing pains he's had to go through to get to where he is right now. Along the way the guys will recap the 3-1 win over San Jose. They'll take your CoG Hotline calls and they'll get you updated on the important LA Galaxy news. International Call-ups and the upcoming schedule highlight this news segment. Corner of the Galaxy would also like to acknowledge REDCARDEVENTS.com as they've got a great deal for any coaches or people looking to take a large group to the upcoming April 10th game against the Portland Timbers. For just $35 you get a 2 hour pregame mini-style soccer skills and tournament event, a private tailgate and a game ticket on the east sideline. And by doing this you are helping out the SCOVA FOOD BANK. Go to their websites if you have a group of people you're looking to take to a huge game against the defending MLS Cup Champs. It's a great show packed with LA Galaxy talk and we're glad you join us. You can SUPPORT THE SHOW by going to our SHOP and buying some CoG Stickers. It's a great way to help us provide more merchandise options in the near future. Current Deal is 3 stickers for $8.00. Thanks for Joining us! Music By Back Pocket Memory

On today's show we discuss the upcoming weekend games for LA Galaxy and LA Galaxy II. We're joined by Fox Sports Announcer Mark Rogondino, LA Galaxy II Head Coach, Curt Onalfo, and Corner of the Galaxy writer, Wendy Thomas. It's another packed show for your listening pleasure. Josh may be hosting the show by himself but he's enlisted plenty of talented and smart people to fill in the gaps he's missing. First, we'll take you over the the 3-2 victory over FC Dallas. Did the defense almost ruin the party again? Are there lessons to be learned? And, just like always, we'll have plenty of post game sound so you can hear directly from the players just minutes after the game had concluded. Then Josh is joined by Fox Sports Announcer, and 7-year voice of the LA Galaxy, Mark Rogondino. Mark called the win over FC Dallas and he'll give you his thoughts on the LA Galaxy and what he saw from the booth. Then we'll switch gears and dive into the LA Galaxy II playoff game that takes place on Saturday against the Orange County Blues. Head Coach Curt Onalfo will talk about his teams' win over Sacramento last week and what he's expecting from his team at the StubHub Center Track & Field Stadium on Saturday. This should be a great game and it's not going to be one you'll want to miss. Finally, to get us through the standings, the schedule and the big game on Sunday night for the LA Galaxy, Josh is joined by Corner of the Galaxy Writer, Wendy Thomas. Wendy may be making her debut on the podcast, but she's bringing pure LA Galaxy knowledge to the table and will get you fully prepared for the Seattle clash. It's an absolutely packed show filled with all the LA Galaxy goodness you've come to expect from this show. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory and Drop City Yacht Club

On today's show we discuss the upcoming weekend games for LA Galaxy and LA Galaxy II. We're joined by Fox Sports Announcer Mark Rogondino, LA Galaxy II Head Coach, Curt Onalfo, and Corner of the Galaxy writer, Wendy Thomas. It's another packed show for your listening pleasure. Josh may be hosting the show by himself but he's enlisted plenty of talented and smart people to fill in the gaps he's missing. First, we'll take you over the the 3-2 victory over FC Dallas. Did the defense almost ruin the party again? Are there lessons to be learned? And, just like always, we'll have plenty of post game sound so you can hear directly from the players just minutes after the game had concluded. Then Josh is joined by Fox Sports Announcer, and 7-year voice of the LA Galaxy, Mark Rogondino. Mark called the win over FC Dallas and he'll give you his thoughts on the LA Galaxy and what he saw from the booth. Then we'll switch gears and dive into the LA Galaxy II playoff game that takes place on Saturday against the Orange County Blues. Head Coach Curt Onalfo will talk about his teams' win over Sacramento last week and what he's expecting from his team at the StubHub Center Track & Field Stadium on Saturday. This should be a great game and it's not going to be one you'll want to miss. Finally, to get us through the standings, the schedule and the big game on Sunday night for the LA Galaxy, Josh is joined by Corner of the Galaxy Writer, Wendy Thomas. Wendy may be making her debut on the podcast, but she's bringing pure LA Galaxy knowledge to the table and will get you fully prepared for the Seattle clash. It's an absolutely packed show filled with all the LA Galaxy goodness you've come to expect from this show. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory and Drop City Yacht Club