Podcasts about Rochester Rhinos

In this episode Matt and Breezy talk about CFCM's 2-0 win versus the ghost of the Rochester Rhinos aka Flower City Union. We talk about winning our first league title, steps forward, things happening in NISA, and more! Find us on twitter at @section109pod and on instagram at @section109podcast

Ross Smith of MLS Season Pass joins Sam Minton of The Blazing Musket to discuss a variety of Revs topics, including potential coaching hires, the match against Orlando City, and quite possibly the wildest story in podcast history regarding his time with the Rochester Rhinos. 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: @BlazingMusket, @SeanLDonahue, @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. 

Hey, soccer fans! It was raining goals in Minnesota's match vs. Portland, Philly's match vs. Houston, and Miami's match vs. Cincinnati - and it was just raining in Charlotte, postponing their match vs. the Columbus Crew. The weekend kicked off to a great start - lots of goals, lots of excitement - and ended with teams struggling to improve their playoff positioning. How did your team look? Are you worried about their playoff potential? We break down every result from the weekend and cover the news and headlines from around MLS. In the second half of the show, Nick gives you a crash course in the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup. We take a look back at its history, recent MLS dominance, and the current match up between Sacramento Republic and Orlando City SC. Can USL side Sac Republic complete the sweep of MLS teams and become the first non-MLS champion since 1999's Rochester Rhinos? We'll give you all the info after the half time break. Be sure to RATE & REVIEW and LIKE & SUBSCRIBE, and join the conversation with the best MLS talk show around. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mike-guglielmi0/support

*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.

Remember to Like, Share, and Subscribe! Follow us at our other platforms for more: https://linktr.ee/trifactorpod In part 2 of this episode we sit with Kendall Jagdeosingh as he talks us through his trial in the USA, playing in Puerto Rico and Thailand. 00:00 Previously...on Trifactor Podcast 01:00 The Power of Bad Mind 03:20 If it not making Dollars... 05:00 Puerto Rico Tests 10:20 National Team Experiences 12:40 Rochester Rhinos 14:00 Trini in Thailand 15:25 Thailand Experiences and Struggles 20:00 Legal Battles 24:00 Cultural Challenges 25:10 Dominance Despite 26:20 Scouting for Talent 28:30 Chinat FC : The Culture 30:30 Be the Best 32:00 Race and Culture 39:10 Life after Football 43: 20 Unfinished Business 44:40 Advice to Young Players 47:09 Football Interests 49:25 Treasured Memories 51:00 Outro Follow us at our other platforms for more: https://linktr.ee/trifactorpod

The Rochester Rhinos became the only lower division club to win the U.S. Open Cup when they lifted the trophy in 1999. A USL club hasn't reach the U.S. Open Cup final since 2008 when Charleston Battery lost to D.C. United. So what are the odds a USL clubs makes a deep run in 2022? We ask former Charleston Battery club president, Andrew Bell, about the keys to success in a tournament that dates back to 1914.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Before her current role as the local host of WXXI's Weekend Edition and reporter at WXXI News, April spent 12 years working in the Emergency Department at URMC. Her passion for community and storytelling led her to earn a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Broadcast from SUNY Brockport.  April is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists and the current Vice President of Rochester Association of Black Journalists.  Above all, she is a mom and community member who wants to elevate the voices of the marginalized in Rochester   Links:  Rochester School for the Deaf https://www.rsdeaf.org/ NTID/RIT https://www.rit.edu/ntid/ WXXI https://www.wxxi.org/ Section 8 https://www.hud.gov/topics/housing_choice_voucher_program_section_8 Rochester Rhinos https://rnyfc.com/ Rochester Housing Authority https://www.rhanh.org/ URMC Strong Hospital https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/strong-memorial.aspx Swillburg (neighborhood) https://swillburg.com/ The German House https://thehistoricgermanhouse.com/ African American Vernacular English https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African-American_Vernacular_English American Sign Language https://www.nad.org/resources/american-sign-language/ The Black ASL Project (Gallaudet) http://blackaslproject.gallaudet.edu/BlackASLProject/Welcome.html   Keywords: podcast, good, do good, amplify, amplify good, housing, deaf, asl, Black, African American, journalist, public radio, public television, racism, racial health disparities, gentrification, soccer, urban, city, neighborhood, entertainment, AAVE, Black ASL, African American Vernacular English

Before turning professional, Gregory Simmonds was his high school's (Sherwood High School, Olney, Maryland) first ever All-American athlete. He also still holds the record for goals scored at his alma mater, Howard University. Simmonds began his professional soccer career with the Hershey Wildcats where he scored 35 goals, had 16 assists and was named USL-1 Rookie of the Year in 1999 and Team MVP in 2000. Simmonds also played for D.C. United in the CONCACAF Champions Cup in 1999. Simmonds also boasts international experience, having played with the Jamaican National Team youth and senior teams (Reggae Boyz) in 1999. Signed by the Miami Fusion in 2001, he tallied 4 goals and 2 assists in league and Open Cup matches. After the Fusion folded in 2001, he signed with Rochester Rhinos in 2002 where he led the team with 9 goals and 6 assists. In 2003, he played in 27 games with the Richmond Kickers. Simmonds played for USL First Division team Charleston Battery for the 2004 and 2005 seasons and was the team's leading scorer both years with 18 goals and 9 assists. In 2006 joined Virginia Beach Mariners where he was team MVP after leading the team with 9 goals and 5 assist and being named to the league's ALL STAR TEAM. Simmonds finished his professional career with 75 goals and 37 assists, last playing for the Puerto Rico Islanders. President and Owner of Own Touch Soccer and FutsalRVA. Own Touch Soccer is the only membership-based indoor training program and academy dedicated to the individual performance of youth soccer players. The Own Touch Mentorship Program is club-neutral, and provides youth mentees unlimited access to training and the most advanced training curriculum available. FutsalRVA boasts one of the largest youth futsal leagues and futsal academies in the country. Youth train year-round to develop their skills and participate in tournaments, festivals, in house games and leagues. Past and current Own Touch & FutsalRVA have achieved amazing success securing D1 collegiate scholarships as well as spots on Major League Soccer, United States National Team and international teams. Greg Simmonds President & Co-Founder Own Touch & FutsalRVA Phone: (804)839-2636 Email: gsimmonds@mysportsunited.com www.owntouchsoccer.com www.futsalrva.com "Good players practice till' they get it right...great players practice till' they never get it wrong"

Gab Marcotti is joined by Stewart Robson to break down some of the biggest transfer deadline deals as Antoine Griezmann returned to Atletico Madrid. Mark Ogden also joins the guys from an airport in Portugal after Cristiano Ronaldo broke Ali Daei's record for the most International goals scored by a man. The guys also discuss Ansu Fati's new shirt number at Barcelona, Jerome Boateng's move to Lyon & why Jamie Vardy's Rochester Rhinos are changing their name. 

Gab Marcotti is joined by Stewart Robson to break down some of the biggest transfer deadline deals as Antoine Griezmann returned to Atletico Madrid. Mark Ogden also joins the guys from an airport in Portugal after Cristiano Ronaldo broke Ali Daei's record for the most International goals scored by a man. The guys also discuss Ansu Fati's new shirt number at Barcelona, Jerome Boateng's move to Lyon & why Jamie Vardy's Rochester Rhinos are changing their name. 

Hey gang, it's been awhile, but we needed a little break to replenish our positive disruption fuel! A few weeks of international soccer (Euros/Gold Cup), lots of Menace Soccer (USL 2 Champs, what?!) and some time on the home front was exactly what the doctor ordered. So we're back, re-energized, and ready to take on the rest of 2021. And what better way to get back into the swing of things than to have a great conversation with an Iowa Soccer Legend?! This week we welcome Iowa native and professional soccer player, Lance Rozeboom, to the studio. Currently of Miami FC, which plays in the USL Championship, Lance was originally drafted by D.C. United in 2012 after playing locally for the infamous CRSA '89 squad, the Des Moines Menace and the University of New Mexico Lobos. Since then, his professional career has taken him all over the United States and Canada, playing for the Rochester Rhinos, Austin Aztex, Ottawa Fury and Tampa Bay Rowdies prior to his time with Miami FC. We were fortunate enough to find out that Lance was back in town to spend some time with family. Naturally, we invited him on the podcast and he graciously accepted. We talk about all the soccer things plus how he fell in love with the game, who is on his all-Iowa five-a-side squad and his dreams of staying fit long enough to play for the USL Pro Iowa squad. --- To learn more about Kick It Forward and our passion for making soccer more accessible, check out our

The Better Live Than Dead Podcast returns to the airwaves with an all-star cast! Ryan Wolfe is joined by co-host Luis Perez and GERE Network's John Cimino.Ryan, Luis and John start off briefly discussing the Rochester Rhinos before breaking down the NBA playoffs and the Stanley Cup Final.After John dropped off the podcast, Ryan and Luis talk about the MLB season, as the league is quickly approaching the All-Star Break. Also, the guys discuss the hot topic, which happens to be a sticky one - grip-enhancing substances.Listen in!

Alexi and Mosse open the show with an MLS recap to talk Austin FC's draw in its stadium opener with hype-man Matthew McConaughey, the final game at Crew Stadium, Jakob Glesnes banger, and LAFC's struggles. (07:08). The guys then talk Copa America, Brazil's tournament to lose, Argentina-Brazil gap bigger than thought, Alexi's favorite player, Englishmen/Chilean Ben Brereton's, and Chile, Uruguay playing with veteran players through the World Cup (27:15). They discuss EURO 2020, including Italy's impressive run, and why Mosse doesn't think England appreciates Jadon Sancho. (43:03). In #AskAlexi, fans ask for the USMNT and USWNT player Alexi would pick, Dallas FC academy not translating to success on the field, and if the guys think USMNT will be serious World Cup contenders by 2038. (51:10). Finally, Alexi caps the show with his “One for the Road,” which nods to operating lower-division soccer teams such as the Rochester Rhinos and the newly founded Flower City Union. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kevin and Kieran look into why Jamie Vardy has bought a stake in US club Rochester Rhinos, why former US international Landon Donovan is joining Lincoln City as a strategic advisor, and why Spurs have paid back the £175 million loan they borrowed from the Bank of England last year.Follow Kevin on Twitter - @kevinhunterdayFollow Kieran on Twitter - @KieranMaguireFollow The Price of Football on Twitter - @pof_podSupport The Price of Football on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/priceoffootballCheck out the Price of Football merchandise store:https://the-price-of-football.backstreetmerch.com/ Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/priceoffootball. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Grant interviews Jamie Vardy, one of the Premier League's greatest goal-scorers for Leicester City, about his surprising decision to become a co-owner of the Rochester Rhinos. Vardy explains why he wanted to become an owner, where it fits in his plans for the future, whether he has seen Ted Lasso yet and much more. Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqIhXWUw0H4

Grant interviews Jamie Vardy, one of the Premier League's greatest goal-scorers for Leicester City, about his surprising decision to become a co-owner of the Rochester Rhinos. Vardy explains why he wanted to become an owner, where it fits in his plans for the future, whether he has seen Ted Lasso yet and much more. Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqIhXWUw0H4 Get full access to Fútbol with Grant Wahl at grantwahl.substack.com/subscribe Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rochester Rhinos owners David and Wendy Dworkin join Danger and Battaglia in The Sports Bar to discuss the exciting investment of Jamie Vardy into Rochester by becoming a co-owner of the club. Listen, download, rate, and subscribe here or wherever you enjoy your shows. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alexi and Mosse open the show with the scary moment in EURO 2020 that saw Denmark's Christian Eriksen suffer a cardiac arrest on the field, Patrick Schrick's amazing goal, and break down performances from Belgium, Italy, England, and Spain (11:03). The guys then talk Copa America, Messi's and Neymar's performances, the gap between Brazil and Argentina, Tite, Eduardo Vargas international play over club, and Colombia's hopes (28:26). They discuss USWNT's 4-0 win over Jamaica, the road to the Olympics, and if the roster should include Carly Lloyd (39:03). In #AskAlexi, fans ask the guys about their journey in the sports media business, playing soccer for fun, and the best PK taker and stoppers (54:19). Finally, Alexi caps the show with his “One for the Road,” where he embraces Jamie Vardy's newest investment in US Soccer with the Rochester Rhinos (1:13:27). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Alexi and Mosse are joined by former USMNT stars Maurice Edu and Stu Holden to preview and predict the upcoming 2021 MLS regular season (08:15). The guys then talk Round of 16 CONCACAF Champions League, recap the USWNT match against Sweden, and preview the upcoming NWSL season (25:44). They look at Europe and recap El Clásico, Top 3 in La Liga (Atletico Madrid, Real Madrid, and Barcelona), & Americans shinning Europe such as Christian Pulisic, Daryl Dike, Weston Mckenzie, and Gio Reyna. The guys then talk more VAR controversy in England, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer-Jose Mourinho beef, Manchester United beating Tottenham Spurs, and the upcoming 2nd legs of UEFA Champions League quarterfinals. In #AskAlexi, fans ask about the Rochester Rhinos & whether or not Alexi hates the EPL. For the first time, Alexi listens to a fan’s question (1:29:40). Finally, Alexi caps the show with his “One for the Road,” where he wishes a 50th happy birthday to the magazine Soccer America. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Steve Guppy as a player appeared in over 550 matches as a professional from 1989 to 2008, including two separate stints in the English Premier League with Leicester City (1997-2001 and 2004). Guppy recorded 161 appearances for the Foxes as a left winger. Guppy also appeared for Newcastle United, Port Vale, Celtic Leeds United, Stoke City, Wycombe Wanderers, D.C. United, Stevenage F.C. and the Rochester Rhinos. At the conclusion of his playing career, Guppy joined Gary Smith’s coaching staff at Colorado Rapids from 2009 to 2012. In their time together, Guppy and Smith went on to win the 2010 MLS Cup in a playoff run that saw the club give up one goal or less in every match. After his time in Colorado, Guppy returned overseas and joined the coaching staff of Sunderland A.F.C. in the Premier League. In Guppy’s most recent coaching stop, he spent the last five years working on the National Team staff of the Republic of Ireland along with Martin O’Neill before joining him at Nottingham Forest in 2019. An incredible story that goes from being a construction worker to becoming a professional footballer!! Enjoy Everyone!!

On today's episode of Uncle Sam's Soccer Podcast, Rochester Rhinos President and Chief Soccer Officer Pat Ercoli joins the show to discuss the ups and downs, local community and the future of the club. Follow us on Twitter @UncSamSoccerPod! We always enjoy your feedback and comments, so continue to send them in! Don't forget that you can always find the show on any major podcast platform.

On today's episode of Uncle Sam's Soccer Podcast, Rochester Rhinos President and Chief Soccer Officer Pat Ercoli joins the show to discuss the bid to MLS, the ups and downs through the years, and their US Open Cup win. Follow us on Twitter @UncSamSoccerPod! We always enjoy your feedback and comments, so continue to send them in! Don't forget that you can always find the show on any major podcast platform.

In today's episode Elliot is out of town on vacation! We are joined by Ted Meyer from RFK Refugees to discuss this past Fridays game against Toronto FC 2. We talk about Joe Rice's first start and how luck may have turned in our favour! We also touch on Charleston Battery's game postponement and Rochester Rhinos woes.

Was a blessing having Nico Olsak on the podcast. Nico was born in Argentina, but ended up moving to the US at a young age to “chase the American Dream!” He played 4 years of college soccer at Belmont University (a small Division 1 school in Tennessee). He always had the dream of playing professional soccer, so he took his chances at an open combine. He had a good chance at Rochester Rhinos that fell through. This was one of the first obstacles you ran into during his career, and he used it to fuel him. At 22, he made a jump to Israel through a family friend connection, and the rest was history! He started in the third tier, and within two years, he was playing in the first tier for Maccabi Netanya. He just reached a great milestone of 100 appearances for the team, and he has been blessed to wear the captains' band. You will definitely definitely enjoy this one. Definitely many golden nuggets from this one.

Seth, Thomas and Pablo break down DCU's playoff chances, talk about the USMNT's [non-existent] head coach search and chat general MLS. Then Thomas Floyd attempts to connect William Henry Harrison to the Rochester Rhinos.

Lonsberry rants about the Rochester Rhinos, vaginal rejuvenation and the size of his pants.

The Rochester Rhinos of the USL have announced that they won't be playing for the 2018 season. Chief Business Officer Mark Washo returns to the podcast (Ep. 113) to discuss how the decision came down, as well as his return to sports after spending time in the cruiseliner industry. Washo discusses some of the issues around professional soccer, including how one of the biggest problems is an internal one, with soccer's hardcore fans. Twitter: @SoccerWasho

0:00 - Pre-show9:03 - Harrisburg Islanders are now Penn FC12:00 - San Francisco Deltas Fold14:35 - Edmonton FC on hiatus15:50 - North Carolina FC leaves NASL for USL20:35 - Development vs Competition for USL24:20 - Las Vegas Lights 28:15 - Rochester Rhinos on hiatus31:00 - FC Kansas City moved to Salt Lake City37:25 - MLS Expansion Update57:15 - MLS Cup Final Preview1:10:15 - CONCACAF Nations Leagues 1:19:15 - Galati not seeking reelection (New Candidates)1:28:45 - Post-show

Journalist Jeff Diveronica and team owner Wendy Dworkin discuss the future of The Rochester Rhinos.

David & Wendy Dworkin, owners of the Rochester Rhinos, joined Bill & John in studio to make a pitch to save the team. They need over a million dollars by the end of the month to keep the team operating in Rochester for the 2018 season.

Episode 14 is all about the first round of the USL playoffs! Your Charlotte Independence come into their first round matchup with the Rochester Rhinos nursing a 5 game losing streak (BOOOOO) but Alex thinks there’s hope to turn it around before it’s too late! Ben doesn’t think so as much. We also went into detail about the Charleston game including Charleston Goalkeeper Odisnel Cooper’s player of the week type performance. This episode pairs well with caramel corn and hot apple cider or your pumpkin beer of choice. Enjoy responsibly. Racing Against Cancer Fund: https://www.gofundme.com/racing-against-cancer Charleston Recap: https://soccernsweettea.com/i-hate-everything-3d4d3b77a832 Predictions: Alex: CLT 2 v ROC 1 Ben: CLT 0 v ROC 1 Music: "Good to Be Alone" by The Bomb Busters, used under Creative Commons --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkinjacks/support

Mon Goals Riverhounds Podcast- Rochester Rhinos Recap and Bethlehem Steel Preview! Mike, Kev, and Josh are all back together to The post Mon Goals Riverhounds Podcast- Rochester Rhinos Recap and Bethlehem Steel Preview! appeared first on Beautiful Game Network.

Mon Goals Riverhounds Podcast- Louisville City Recap and Rochester Rhinos Preview! Collective shrug.  Mike and Kev discuss their thoughts on The post Mon Goals Riverhounds Podcast- Louisville City Recap and Rochester Rhinos Preview! appeared first on Beautiful Game Network.

This week: - We break down the first ever win over the Rochester Rhinos in NYRBII history - We talk to Stefano Bonomo, our first repeat guest, about getting back out on the field and excelling - We preview the match against Charleston Battery

Sometimes we can be big ol’ windbags (OK, most of the time), but we really had a lot to discuss this week despite the fact that neither Orlando City nor the Orlando Pride were in action this past weekend. We talked about Orlando City B’s 1-1 draw with the Rochester Rhinos, the USMNT’s World Cup qualifying efforts, the USWNT’s European trip, Alex Morgan’s return, the U.S. Open Cup, the upcoming match vs. Montreal Impact, and a whole lot more. Joining us this week is former Orlando City and current Miami FC center back Brad Rusin, who talks about returning to the City Beautiful for a competitive match against an MLS side he helped build in its early years in the USL. Brad also talked about his journey since leaving Orlando, what the Open Cup means, how he approaches the game, and how he once poached a goal from Tyler Turner. We also answered your questions from Twitter (use #AskTMLPC and hit us up with a tweet) and looked ahead with key match-ups and predictions for Orlando City’s upcoming games.  Here’s how it all went down: 0:12- With Orlando City and the Pride off this weekend, we looked back at OCB’s draw against Rochester, including the Orlando debut of Josh Saunders. Plus, USMNT World Cup qualifying and that dazzling Michael Bradley chip! 24:34- Brad Rusin jumps on and acknowledges that Orlando fans probably weren’t thrilled with his stint at Tampa Bay, but he owned up to it and had a lot to say about his new team, Miami FC. 39:14- The USWNT, Alex Morgan, Marta, the U.S. U-23 women (and Dani Weatherholt), plus U.S. Open Cup pontificating, key match-ups and predictions for the Montreal Impact match, our mailbag, and more! Got a question? Just tweet it to us @TheManeLand with the hashtag #AskTMLPC. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys return for the season five premiere - and it's more mediocre than ever! They chat MLS, DCU, USMNT & of course - Six Degrees of Rochester Rhinos.™

It was yet another busy day for the New York Red Bulls organization. The MLS side got some wonderful help from former member Lloyd Sam and the worst team ever, D.C. United, who beat out New York City FC, handing first in the East to the Red Bulls. Of course, that alone wouldn’t be enough. The Red Bulls took care of their own business (barely) when they took Columbus Crew SC from the playoff picture with a nail biting 3-2 win. The USL side faced off against Louisville City FC in the Eastern Conference Final of the USL Playoffs. In the previous round of the playoffs, the Rochester Rhinos took the Red Bulls to Extra Time and Penalty Kicks. Surely the Baby Bulls could avoid it for a second straight time right? Well, no, but at least they had Ryan Meara to stop two penalty kicks to secure their birth in the USL Cup Finals. Musical Credits: Opening: Happy Rock - http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music Breaks & Closing: True Believers by Bouncing Souls

So the New York Red Bulls had a match against the Philadelphia Union. They came back from a goal deficit, gave up a one goal lead, then won the game. It was an exciting affair for all involved, well, unless you are a Union fan but whatever, you have to live in Philadelphia, so a loss is still a win. Meanwhile, New York Red Bulls II continued their fantastic form in USL, dispatching Orlando City B in the first round of the playoffs by a 4-0 scoreline. Next up is the defending USL Champions, the Rochester Rhinos. Not to be out shined by the baby bulls, Sacha Kljestan joins the United States Men’s Team for two international friendlies. The first against Cuba, the second against New Zealand. Finally, the boys tackle the age old talking point among Red Bull fans, why is the attendance at Red Bull Arena not better? Musical Credits: Opening: Happy Rock - http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music Breaks & Closing: True Believers by Bouncing Souls

The New York Red Bulls are done with their Copa America/Summer break, and boy, did they start off the post-break stretch right. It may have only been a 1-0 win off of a penalty kick against the Rochester Rhinos, but a win is a win is a win. The Red Bulls have the Seattle Sounders coming up on Father's Day as they return to MLS action. Will they continue their winning streak? Musical Credits: Opening: Happy Rock - http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music Breaks & Closing: True Believers by Bouncing Souls

On this edition of the ROC Sports Talk podcast, Sal Maiorana, Leo Roth, and Jeff DiVeronica talk about the passing of Syracuse University legend Pearl Washington and what he meant to the program, and to college basketball. The guys then launch into a Bills-centric discussion, first focusing on the upcoming NFL Draft and where the Bills might be looking in the first round, and then a heated conversation follows regarding Rex Ryan's decision to introduce Donald Trump at the presidential candidate's rally in Buffalo. Finally, the conversation shifts to the Rochester Rhinos who will be opening their season in refurbished Sahlen's Stadium this weekend. As always please subscribe to the podcast at iTunes. Just search D&C Podcast Network. It's free, and we think you'll enjoy the shows.

This show is now broadcasted on Once a Metro of SB Nation & The Ultimate Sports Talk .com Join me and my panel as we discuss the new season of the United Soccer Leagues as I bring in those who cover or work for the clubs in the longest running American Soccer League below Major League Soccer. James Hope of the Crocketteers on San Antonio FC, Ian Thompson Communications officier of the Pittsburgh Riverhounds, Brendan Doherty on the Rochester Rhinos, Chad Hollingsworth on FC Cincinnati & Scratching the Pitch, Josh Beeman on the Sacramento Republic & of SB Nation's Indomitable City Soccer, Chris Brannick of the Oklahoman on OKC and waiting for many others to join in.

We're back! On this episode, Kyle and Brendan share Brendan's interview with Rochester Rhinos head coach Bob Lilley, discuss the The post Bob Lilley, Alianza de Futbol, and the State of USL Independent Media appeared first on Beautiful Game Network.

Two Hour Show discussing American Soccer. Our Clubs, Leagues, Players, National Teams and other fabulous moments Brendan Doherty of Reckless Challenge joins me again to recap the 2015 USL Championship Final as the Rochester Rhinos defeat LA Galaxy 2 in extra time, Recaping 2016 US Open Cup Qualifying Round 2 on the East & Mid-Atlantic states. NASL Segment with Kartik Krishnaiyer, Red Bulls Hour: Recapping the 4-1 destruction on the Philadelphia Union and clinching top seed in the East for the Playoffs.

On Today's show your hosts are walking you through the LA Galaxy's match with the Portland Timbers and LA Galaxy II's Championship match with the Rochester Rhinos. Plus new Co-Host Wendy Thomas tells you every intimate detail of her life! It's a bye week, so it's not going to be a packed show. Except THAT IT IS A PACKED SHOW! Corner of the Galaxy will welcome new Co-Host Wendy Thomas and she'll introduce herself to you, the listeners. We'll play celebrity island and learn how she's not a Giants fan and how her brother isn't invited on the show. The hosts will also walk you through Josh's Gordon Ramsay / David Beckham fantasy and much more. When Josh and Wendy get back from the break they'll actually talk LA Galaxy soccer. I know! It's a bunch of LA Galaxy news including an update on Bradford Jamieson IV, an explanation on how the MLS Playoffs work, and how the infamous MLS Tie-Breakers work. For the real hard-hitting LA Galaxy news, Josh and Wendy will drop the bomb no one was ready for. That's right, the LA Galaxy have made official a dream partnership. The LA Galaxy and Bulletproof Coffee have signed a deal and our very own, Baggio Husidic is the Bulletproof Coffee Ambassador. Wow. I'll give you a moment to recover. Finally it's previews of LA Galaxy II taking on Rochester in the USL championship and a look ahead to Sunday's big matchup with the Portland Timbers. It's an hour long program that has everything you've come to expect from our show and the SEASON IS ALMOST OVER! We'll get you through the last 2 MLS games and briefly mention the CCL game that gets played next week. We're so glad you've decided to join, won't you be our neighbor?! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory. Their new Album "Victory & Empire" will be released on 11.13.15. Go to www.backpocketmemory.com to listen to one of their new songs.

On Today's show your hosts are walking you through the LA Galaxy's match with the Portland Timbers and LA Galaxy II's Championship match with the Rochester Rhinos. Plus new Co-Host Wendy Thomas tells you every intimate detail of her life! It's a bye week, so it's not going to be a packed show. Except THAT IT IS A PACKED SHOW! Corner of the Galaxy will welcome new Co-Host Wendy Thomas and she'll introduce herself to you, the listeners. We'll play celebrity island and learn how she's not a Giants fan and how her brother isn't invited on the show. The hosts will also walk you through Josh's Gordon Ramsay / David Beckham fantasy and much more. When Josh and Wendy get back from the break they'll actually talk LA Galaxy soccer. I know! It's a bunch of LA Galaxy news including an update on Bradford Jamieson IV, an explanation on how the MLS Playoffs work, and how the infamous MLS Tie-Breakers work. For the real hard-hitting LA Galaxy news, Josh and Wendy will drop the bomb no one was ready for. That's right, the LA Galaxy have made official a dream partnership. The LA Galaxy and Bulletproof Coffee have signed a deal and our very own, Baggio Husidic is the Bulletproof Coffee Ambassador. Wow. I'll give you a moment to recover. Finally it's previews of LA Galaxy II taking on Rochester in the USL championship and a look ahead to Sunday's big matchup with the Portland Timbers. It's an hour long program that has everything you've come to expect from our show and the SEASON IS ALMOST OVER! We'll get you through the last 2 MLS games and briefly mention the CCL game that gets played next week. We're so glad you've decided to join, won't you be our neighbor?! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory. Their new Album "Victory & Empire" will be released on 11.13.15. Go to www.backpocketmemory.com to listen to one of their new songs.

The Internet American Soccer Show that was nominated for best Soccer Radio show in 2014 by World Soccer Talk Brendan Doherty of Reckless Challenge will join me to Preview the 2015 USL Championship Final as the Rochester Rhinos host the LA Galaxy 2 side, I will give my take on the FIFA Ethics Committiee's decision to suspend Sepp Blatter, Jerome Valcke & Michele Platini for 90 days, Kartik Krishniayer on the NASL Segment & recapping the Red Bulls 2-1 mid-week win at home against the Montreal Impact.

  David Cieslinski has witnessed just about every type of revenue stream that a minor league franchise has to offer while in Rochester as Adirondack Sports owns both Rochester Rhinos soccer and the Rochester Rattlers lacrosse. Cieslinski talks about stadium operations, marketing and even concessions in terms of how each revenue stream wraps into team’s bottom line. Cieslinski talks about his past experience with the Carolina Railhawks.