Podcast appearances and mentions of Keaton Parks

On this episode of The Sick Podcast, Glenn Crooks and Roberto Abramowitz discuss the US Men's National Team, New York City FC looking to exact revenge against Atlanta United, Keaton Parks set to miss some time due to injury, the players available for tomorrow's game and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of The Sick Podcast, Glenn Crooks and Roberto Abramowitz discuss New York City FC's 2-2 tie against Nashville SC, key adjustments made in the 2nd half, Keaton Parks and Hannes Wolf provide the offense, Matt Freese's incredible save and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Christian Polanco and Alexis Guerreros react to the midweek slate of MLS fixtures including another bad defensive performance from Inter Miami! Are the current MLS roster rules limiting the club's opportunity to build a well-rounded team around Lionel Messi? Is Messi wasting his time playing for this Inter Miami squad?Christian and Alexis then chat with MLS reporter & analyst Michele Giannone ahead of the Hudson River Derby between NYCFC and New York Red Bulls. Who will have the advantage and what Man City star could NYCFC get to fix their midfield issues?Later, Christian and Alexis react to Ashlyn Harris' latest podcast appearance on another edition of Run that Back.(6:00) - Is Major League Soccer failing Lionel Messi?(19:00) - News around Major League Soccer(24:00) - Michele Giannone joins The Cooligans(29:15) - Hudson River Derby preview(49:00) - Michele Sabo o No?(56:30) - Run that back: Ashlyn Harris' cringe pod appearance Subscribe to The Cooligans on your favorite podcast app:

Episode 493: Ever since 2021 Philadelphia Union fans have complained about NYCFC's Championship run.  This past week in Queens Pascal Jansen lead the boys in blue past the Union on a cold rainy night in Queens.  The game was also a celebration of Keaton Parks's 200th performance in all competitions.  This week the guys give … Continue reading No Asterix Needed / Ep 493 / Blue City Radio →

Blue ballers, we're back and we're keeping it a buck reviewing our 3-goal, 2-1 victory over the Revs at Yankee Stadium. Jake & Trey talk the perennially underrated Keaton Parks, Martinez' most recent clinical finish in front of goal, the dawn (?) of Julian, and much more. Plus: vibe checks in the guts of Yankee Stadium, Outfield reports on a different big bird headed to NYCFC, and the eerie quiet of a drumless supporter's section. Then: a quick n' dirty precap of a Crew that's looking primed for a rebuild season — but call us Sluggo because no matter what, Nancy still poses a threat. Strap on your safety goggles — you've got Blue Balls.

On this episode of The Sick Podcast, Glenn Crooks and Roberto Abramowitz discuss New York City FC's 2-1 win over the New England Revolution, an own goal to start the scoring, Carles Gil a potential fit with NYCFC, Keaton Parks' improvement, the international break causing problems yet again and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Christian Polanco and Alexis Guerreros break down the biggest UCL results of the week including Manchester City looking absolutely abysmal against Kylian Mbappé and the Real Madrid squad. AC Milan drew Feyenoord, ending their UCL run, after several poor decisions on the field like Theo Hernández's dive in the box and Christian Pulisic being benched.The duo are joined by MLS play-by-play broadcaster Steve Cangialosi to preview the 2025 season. Steve talks with the boys about the biggest changes in MLS over the last decade, season predictions, and reveals a bit about what dealing with the Lionel Messi circus is like for MLS media members.Christian & Alexis are also joined by New York City FC midfielder Keaton Parks. The longest tenured player on New York City's roster, Parks looks forward to working with new head coach Pascal Jansen as he and the squad look to improve their game and return to the MLS playoffs.(2:42) Steve Cangialosi joins the show(41:18) Keaton Parks joins the show(54:21) Man City knocked out of UCL(1:02:43) AC Milan knocked out of UCL(1:07:36) Atalanta + Lookman drama Subscribe to The Cooligans on your favorite podcast app:

After a gratifying 2-1 victory against visiting Toronto, your Blue Ballers are feeling Hot N' Ready to breakdown some good news, for once. Jake and Trey slice up the first victory of the season, including Santi's centrality, Bakrar's hunger and panic for goal, stud Keaton Parks' studs-up challenge, and more. Then: a check-in with Gotham FC as the NWSL season kicks off, Pep Guardiola's on the hot stove, and a senseless preview of a match against Cincinnati with complicated personnel issues. Apply podcast directly to forehead and nowhere else; you've got Blue Balls.

Keaton Parks spends a few minutes with NYCFC commentator, Glenn Crooks. They discuss his recent goal to get a road point in Portland, the drive to end an 11-game winless streak, his thoughts on not being selected for the Gold Cup and a due date for his baby boy.

Gorgeous work from the Pigeons this week has your boys in blue BUZZING after the 3-2 victory at home over DC United. Jake & Trey tackle absolute darts from Keaton Parks, Santi Rodriguez' true homecoming, and the eternal agony of foolish set piece goals in a short and sweet recap of a game that is slowly becoming typical of your 2023 NYCFC squad. Then: Press (fan media drama), Press (Christen), and Chess (four-dimensional in homegrown signing decisions). Plus: a hot little recap of a Houston fight with the Captain in the Back on international break. Put your phone in your back pocket instead -- you've got Blue Balls.

*Warning - Pod gets crackly around the 57 minute mark. We don't know why! We were drinking! Sorry!* What's good Ballers; a soggy nil-nil at Citi Field is our backdrop for this week's Blue Balls, but before the bummer recap we got u with the 3-0 victory over a crafty but ultimately crackable San Jose and some highlight reel moments for Gloster and Gabriel, not to mention the consistently overperforming Keaton Parks and a little love for pod favorite Santi Rodriguez. And then: why couldn't we do it again, and what does it say about the team without Taty? Plus, some eurochat! We holla at Haaland as the transfer rumors heat up to a near certainty. And of course, a little precap before we face down the mighty Rochester Rhinos in round 3 of the Open Cup. Adjust your strap and empty that fanny pack - you've got Blue Balls.

On this week's episode of MLS Gone Wild I go 1v1 with NYCFC CM Keaton Parks to discuss his unique career that's taken him from Texas to Portugal and now to the Bronx. The MLS Cup champion goes into detail about his rollercoaster 4 years in Portugal, earning a permanent deal with NYCFC, dealing with injury, and his bright start to the 2022 season. That + SO MUCH MORE!

Episode 363: NYCFC would return to the Bronx on Sunday after calling Queens home for a week. The Pigeons would host the Quakes at Yankee Stadium for an early afternoon snoozer. That is until NYCFC found their mojo with a goal by Keaton Parks in the 74″. NYCFC would add another four minutes later, but … Continue reading The Icing On The Cake / Ep 363 / Blue City Radio →

On #MLSAfterDark, Andrew Wiebe, Charlie Davies, and Susannah Collins discuss the action from the weekend's games around Major League Soccer. Susannah explains the atmosphere for the historic opening of GEODIS Park and the draw between Nashville SC and the Philadelphia Union. Then Andrew and Charlie break down the rest of the headlines, including Keaton Parks stepping up for NYCFC, Damian Rivera's debut goal, Kamal Miller and Montreal rolling, Darlington Nagbe's golazo, and more!

New York City FC's resounding 6-0 triumph over Real Salt Lake snapped a five-game winless streak. On the latest Soccer in the City, Glenn Crooks, Roberto Abramowitz, and John Rojas discuss the highlights of the match - including Valentin “Taty” Castellanos scoring a club record four goals - and have an update on injured starters. Plus, hear from midfielder Keaton Parks.

Was there really ever any doubt? BLUE BALLS returns for a triumphant eighth season as the most reviled officially unofficial podcast in the NYCFC pantheon -- and we're thrilled to be kicking it off with you, our loyal listeners, and some BRAND NEW BRANDING. Give us some love in the reviews if you dig the new lewk!Jake & Trey break down a disappointing -- but inevitable? -- 1-0 loss away at LA Galaxy, in which NYCFC joined the illustrious ranks of Cup winners unable to secure even a point their first outing back in MLS. We break down the highs and lows, from Keaton Parks to offensive sparks and PRO-Ref sharts.Then: rumors of an NYCFC women's team abound, and the tea-spiller is none other than CFG head honcho Ferran Sorriano! We break down the future vision for the women's game, plus two new first-team signings born after Hurricane Katrina that make us feel like putting on Matlock and getting sponge-baths. And of course an uber-rushed precap of a fateful match against Vancouver. Don't touch that dial -- it's got something sticky on it, and you've got Blue Balls.

Episode 355: NYCFC did not play it's best game yet still was minutes away from escaping LA with a point. The pigeons had overcome some questionable calls by referee Joe Dickerson to reach the 90th minute level, but a Keaton Parks error would leave the Galaxy a golden opportunity and they capitalized. This week the … Continue reading Chicharito Steals Three Points In LA / Ep 355 / Blue City Radio →

HEADLINES: Icardashians, FIFA rankings and Pepi to Wolfsburg(?) rumors. PREMIER LEAGUE [19:40]: Tommy Tuchs the Anti-Christ(ian), City/Lester reax, Power Rankings [43:30] and weekly preview ft Arsenal vs City and Chelsea vs Liverpool. REST OF WORLD: yawn. HYPOTHETICALS [1:06:00]: Roman Empire, Icardashians and Bielsa to USMNT. BEST BETS [1:25:40] and GOAWs. Next up [1:34:40] James Sands and Keaton Parks discuss NYCFC's playoff run, bouncing back from Portland's soul-crushing equalizer to win MLS Cup and postgame celebrations, Ronny Deila's nudist tendencies, how close Keaton came to losing a leg and James' thoughts on moving to Europe in January.

In the latest episode, the group discusses the state of NYCFC as it goes into the playoffs to face Atlanta United, facing a huge dilemma about lineups due to injuries (Keaton Parks, Ismael Tajouri-Schradi, Nicolás Acevedo and Alexander Callens) and suspension (Gedion Zelalem). They also talk about the USMNT and mostly their victory over Mexico and their position a top the CONCACAF pecking order. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's been a long 2021 MLS season for The Philadelphia Union with some ups and downs, but they have secured the second seed in the East with their 1-1 draw v NYCFC! Todd goes over the latest news in MLS that includes the retirements of Matt Besler and Chris Wondolowski, Kyle Duncan to leave NYRB at the end of the season for KV Oostende, NYCFC's Keaton Parks out for the season after surgery to remove a blood clot in his leg, The 2021 MLS playoff schedule, and 10 Union players called up to their national teams. Todd also talks about The Union's draw against NYCFC on Sunday (11/7) and how The Union faired in their last 10 games of MLS play. And finally, no Blunder of The Week this week, but it is the return of listener questions!   MLS News: Matt Besler and Chris Wondolowski announce their retirement: [1:32-5:40] Kyle Duncan to leave NYRB: [5:41-7:01] Keaton Parks out for the rest of the season: [7:02-8:02] Gustavo Bou re-signs with New England: [8:03-8:45] 2021 MLS Playoff schedule/Union players on International duty: [8:46-11:52] NYCFC v Philadelphia Union: Overall thoughts: [11:53-19:31] Reviewing Keys to The Game: [19:32-22:17] Andre Blake on the baseball stadium: [22:18-26:29] Finishing second in the East: [26:30-30:51] Listener Questions: [30:52-39:55]   Social Media: Twitter: @FreeKickPod Instagram: @FreeKickPod Facebook: @FreeKickPod http://thefreekickpodcast.com/

Jake & Trey are playing the role of MEDIA MOGULS this week at a live press event on a beautiful fall day to mark the 50th community pitch created by the team in the city of New York. We were back in form, baby, talking Ronny D and Jimmy S' ears off, and nabbing a few exclusive minutes with NYCFC head honcho Brad Sims to cap the day off. PLUS: No shortage of soccer talk as we break down an encouraging draw (down a man!) against Jim Curtin's formidable Philly side, discuss Keaton Parks' surprise absence from the playoffs run, and make plans to snuff out Atlanta's flame. Postseason is here, baby, and what good news - you've got Blue Balls.

Mikey gets gun-shy on IG captions; Larry Nance Jr opens up on the incredible SpongeBob meme video he starred in; Bartomeu's bye-bye Barcelona bombshell; wtf happened in Chelsea/United (and rest of the weekend results); Champions League recap (ft United & The Babyjesus doing things); Power & Watchability Rankings (s/o Leeds) and what to watch this weekend ft United/Arsenal + best bets. Also, [00:49:00] NYCFC's midfield duo Keaton Parks and James Sands swing by to chat about their opposite career paths, how high in the table they hope to climb this season and European aspirations; and James -- newly minted #6 on MLS's top 22 under 22 list -- names names on who he should have been higher than (Keaton may or may not disagree).

Join us on SportsHosts and be entered in our monthly NYCFC merch giveaway: http://thenycfcnation.com/sportshostsapp Game recap provided by MLS Soccer: Maxi Moralez returned from injury as a halftime substitute to help spark New York City FC to a 3-1 win over Chicago Fire FC Saturday at Red Bull Arena. Moralez’s impact was felt almost immediately, serving up the assist on Anton Tinnerholm’s eventual game-winning goal in the 53rd minute. It was the seventh assist in as many all-time appearances against the Fire for Moralez, who has been sidelined by a nagging calf injury suffered at the MLS is Back Tournament last month. Tinnerholm took a settling first touch and finished clinically inside the far post to break the stalemate in the 53rd minute. Keaton Parks opened the scoring in the 16th minute, equalling his goal total from a year ago. The midfielder received the ball in the box from an Alexandru Mitrita service and guided his low shot inside the far post. Parks paid tribute to “Black Panther” actor Chadwick Boseman, who died Friday, with a “Wakanda Forever” celebration. Four minutes later, Maxime Chanot headed off the post after latching onto Jesus Medina’s corner kick. Mauricio Pineda leveled in first-half stoppage time with the unmarked rookie tapping past Sean Johnson after Francisco Calvo flicked on Alvaro Medran’s corner kick. The Fire nearly equalized a second time in the 74th minute, but Alex Callens cleared Elliot Collier’s attempt off the line after Johnson initially misplayed. A minute later, Alex Ring scored for a second consecutive game off an assist from Tinnerholm to put the game away. Columbus had a first-half goal by Gyasi Zardes called off when Derrick Etienne was offside on the service. Pedro Santos came close to the equalizer in the 82nd minute, but Sean Johnson dived to parry it out for a corner kick. Fanendo Adi appeared to score the tying goal in stoppage time, but it was the second goal waved off for offside. QUOTES NYCFC Head Coach Ronny Deila: On bringing Maxi on at the half instead of later... "Maybe we wanted to wait a bit, but I think we needed to make some changes in the second half to get three points. Today is the first time that I have seen Maxi so fresh. You can see that he has no pain, and you can also see how good he is and how vital he is for the team. We created a lot of chances and played a really good second half. I am eager to see the future but just want to play games now." NYCFC Defender Anton Tinnerholm: On just wanting to keep moving after difficult results this season... "We had a rough start, there’s no doubt about it. We had a lot of meetings and things got better. But in the end we have to show it on the pitch. It is easy to talk but harder to perform out there. We showed it today and we showed it against Columbus that we can do it. I think the second half we were dominating the game; the Chicago players were so exhausted in the final 15 minutes that they can’t even press us. It reminds me of some games from last season, so we have to keep on doing what we did in the second half here. Now we have some confidence, you can see it in the guys. It’s fun to come in a play some games again, now we have to keep on the momentum that we have started." NYCFC Midfielder Maxi Moralez: On getting back on the field after injury... "At the beginning in Orlando I felt really good, but then I got the injury and wasn't able to recover until today. I'm really happy with everyone that helped me recover. Today I played well. Together we played well. My leg is a lot better and I recovered quicker than I hoped and now I'm 100 percent and ready for Wednesday's game [against New England]." New England Revolution 0, New York City FC 2 | 2020 MLS Match Recap New York City FC earned their second-ever win at Gillette Stadium — snapping New England Revolution's seven-game unbeaten streak in the process — with a 2-0 victory. New York City FC dominated the first half and had several opportunities with dangerous set pieces, but weren't able to find the back of the net. New England goalkeeper Matt Turner had a fantastic reaction save in the 14th minute off one of NYCFC's corners to keep the clean sheet for his side going into halftime. Bruce Arena made two substitutions, giving the Revs a little more life coming into the second 45 minutes, but NYCFC got on the board first in the 60th minute. Anton Tinnerholm crossed a pass into the box to Heber and Michael Mancienne slid to defend the pass but ended up putting it in the back of the net for an own goal. A little more than 10 minutes later, Heber gets his first goal of the season off a NYCFC corner kick from Ronald Matarrita. 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In this episode, we talk about how we are doing mentally and physically, our daily routines has changed and virtual learnings with special guest host Martin Ingham-Griffith and two guests NYCFC player Keaton Parks and CITC Coach Yannick Diese.

On this week's episode... We welcome Keaton Parks to talk about his young career. From the days in Frisco, to the Big Apple, we discuss his arrival in Portugal, signing with Benfica, making his first team debut, and his return to the United States to play in the MLS. We still had some time to play the player name word association game.

After a promising start to the year in Concacaf Champions League, New York City FC has dropped its first two matches in Major League Soccer. In the latest installment of the "Soccer in the City" podcast, the boys review the 1-0 defeat at Toronto and also look ahead to the CCL quarterfinal at Red Bull Arena on Wednesday. Also, the guys take a close look at the performance of the Philadelphia Union in their 3-3 draw at LAFC on Sunday night. One of the more thrilling MLS games you'll see that didn't end until after 1 a.m. Eastern. At halftime of that broadcast, former New York City FC coach Jason Kreis announced his 20-player roster for Olympic qualifying. That group did not include NYCFC midfielders James Sands and Keaton Parks.

Pro Soccer USA's Glenn Crooks speaks 1-on-1 with Sean Johnson and Keaton Parks at Media Day for New York City FC.

Sam and Mikey hit this week’s HOT TOPICS, including Ed Woodward no good very bad decade (but especially week), Klopp pooping on FA Cup, Christine Sinclair breaking records, Lord Bendtner the Danish reality TV star and a few words on Kobe Bryant. INTERVIEW: NYCFC’s Keaton Parks [23:21] stops by to discuss his experience playing in Portugal, what led him to New York, goals for USMNT Olympic qualifying and why he was sad his FIFA rating went up. WEEKEND PREVIEW [46:26]: the big games in Premier League starting with Lester vs Chelsea and Spurs trying not to get kilt by City (plus rapid run through rest of the slate) followed by the highlights elsewhere on the continent, including multiple Ligue 1 games because of Mikey’s fetish for French soccer.

It’s six days before the start of the preseason, and New York City FC still has not signed a new coach, although the club says an announcement is coming very soon. There is a rumor out of Norway that a former Celtic FC coach is the top candidate. In the latest episode of the "Soccer in the City" podcast, the guys discuss that plus the possible return of Keaton Parks to the squad. His loan to Benfica had expired, but there are strong indications that he will be back with City. The boys also talk about some offseason moves by other clubs in MLS plus a review of Gregg Berhalter’s January camp roster for the U.S. men's national team, which includes City goalkeeper Sean Johnson.

Keaton Park sits down in Etihad CFA NY with NYCFC.com to talk about his career beginnings, the move to Portugal, and his rise #ForTheCity.

This week's episode with Pro Soccer USA's Glenn Crooks features reaction from New York City FC midfielder following City's come-from-behind win over the Houston Dynamo plus a preview of City's huge match at Atlanta United on Sunday with Pro Soccer USA's Chris Fuhrmeister. Finally, a look back at the week for Alejandro Bedoya with Pro Soccer USA's Joe Tansey

On this week's podcast... We look back at Benfica's first two friendlies of the season, and offer our opinion on the new signings. Cristiano caught up with Keaton Parks for an update on how the Benfica loanee is doing in the MLS, and lastly we look at the travel roster for the ICC and discuss some news tidbits.

The New York City Football Podcast is back, joined again by Trey Fillmore of the Blue Balls Podcast, to talk New York City FC's win over LA Galaxy. NYCFC tamed the Lion in Carson, CA, and Trey and the boys discuss what is leading to the continued success of NYCFC, the trade of Jonathan Lewis to Colorado Rapids, what's going on with Keaton Parks, grade Claudio Reyna, the impact of Heber, our best 11, and more. As always, the boys take all the listener questions in the latest episode of NYCFP which can be found on the NYCFC Nation Podcast on all major platforms, including Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher and iHeart Radio. Follow us on Twitter at @NickChavezMLS and @_JordanGriffith. You can follow our guest Trey Fillmore at @TreyFillmore and on his NYCFC podcast account @BlueBallsPod. Purchase our NYCFC Nation scarf! 100% of proceeds go towards City in the Community! Podcast available on Spotify Episode Music Credit: n.W.o. Black & White Theme Song

New York City FC head coach Dome Torrent explains why U.S. youth national Keaton Parks has been absent from City's lineup.

In a one-on-one with Pro Soccer USA's Glenn Crooks, New York City FC coachDome Torrent explains the situation with Keaton Parks. Also, goalkeeper Sean Johnson reacts to Zlatan Ibrahimovic squeeze and NYCFC Spanish commentator Roberto Abramowitz assesses City's performance up to this point of the season.

The early season progress of New York City FC and the expectations going to Toronto for a Friday night matchup with the Reds. The boys also anticipate the arrival of Brazilian forward Héber and evaluate what kind of impact he can have with the club.  Also, Sean Johnson, Jonathan Lewis and eight others return from international duty - how did Johnson and the USMNT perform and what was Keaton Parks experience with former NYCFC coach Jason Kreis with the U.S. U-23’s?

New York City FC midfielder Alex Ring discusses his role in succeeding the iconic David Villa as captain of the team and gives his thoughts on Alexandru Mitritja, Jonathan Lewis and a young but experienced midfielders, Keaton Parks and Juan Pablo Torres. The Finland national also gives his expectations for 2019 and how the team is prospering during a full preseason under coach Dome Torrent.

Taylor and Travis discuss the upcoming seasons of several promising young Americans, as well as what a "good result" might look like. Those youngsters would be... 1) Mukwelle Akale (Villarreal B) 2) Timothy Weah (PSG) 3) George Acosta (Boca Juniors II) 4) Keaton Parks (Benfica... hopefully) 5) Emmanuel Sabbi (Hobro IK) 6) Emerson Hyndman (except we don't actually talk about him) 7) Marlon Fossey and Luca de la Torre (Fulham) 8) Erik Palmer-Brown (NAC Breda) 9) Joshua Pynadath and Sergino Dest (Ajax) 10) Josh Sargent (Werder Bremen) 11) Ben Lederman (KAA Gent II) 12) Antonee Robinson (Wigan) IMPORTANT REMINDER! Want access to all the premium content at TopDrawerSoccer.com? Get 20% off a Premier subscription by using the code "podcast" at http://TopDrawerSoccer.com/subscribe

Travis Clark and Henry Bushnell discuss the current youthful US Men's National Team setup, focusing on players like Weston McKennie and Keaton Parks, and pondering Earnie Stewart's appointment as USMNT General Manager. Want access to all the premium content at TopDrawerSoccer.com? Get 20% off a Premier membership by using the code "podcast" at http://TopDrawerSoccer.com/subscribe  

Playing in Dublin against an Irish squad made up of bottom-table Premier League and English Championship talent, the U.S fell 2-1 on a 90th minute game-winner from Brentford midfielder Alan Judge. It was a real test for a young American side, and yet our veteran fullbacks were the biggest problem on the field. Hmmm. We try to break it down player by player, and then look ahead to France. 0:30 defense and midfield 28:20 wingers, strikers, goalkeeper and the subs 50:44 France on Saturday 1:06:400 Short Corners: Richie Ledezma, the U-20s, Tab Ramos, Efra Alvarez, the Ringer article, old man Concacaf, etc.

This week's episode sees the Top Class Finish boys recapping the Champions League Final, but with a focus on what didn't make headlines. The pod was also granted press credentials for the USA vs Bolivia match on Monday night, including USMNT practices and pressers. Nate was able to get exclusive player interviews before the match with: Timothy Weah - 25:00 Eric Lichaj - 28:00 Keaton Parks - 32:00 Wes McKennie - 35:00 The boys wrap things up with an Over/Under that includes...fried mushrooms?

Taylor and Travis review the seasons that were for 10 young Americans currently playing in Europe: 1) Haji Wright 2) Cameron Carter-Vickers 3) Matt Miazga 4) Christian Pulisic 5) Weston McKennie 6) Tim Weah 7) Antonee Robinson 8) Shaq Moore 9) Keaton Parks 10) Jonathan Amon Reminder! You can get 20% off a TDS Premier subscription by using code "PODCAST" at https://www.topdrawersoccer.com/subscribe/

On this episode of Uncle Sam's Soccer Podcast,(0:00-24:52) We look at the MLS playoffs and if the format is working for the league? (24:53-40:03) Dallas native and Benfica B player Keaton Parks joins the show to discuss his journey in the soccer world. ( 40:04-59:53) Finally, we take a look at the US Soccer Presidency and the Texas soccer scene.