Backheeled
At Backheeled, we focus on American soccer, and we take our coverage up a notch. We don't simply share stories; we share narratives that shift your perspective on the game. Instead of just summarizing the action on the field, we explain the reasons behind it. We also keep things lively with our predictions—they might not always hit the mark, but they’re always entertaining!
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1 week ago |
backheeled.com | Joseph Lowery
It’s in the title, folks. Every week during the MLS season, Backheeled will dive into the biggest Winners and Losers from around the league. This week, Bruce Arena’s San Jose Earthquakes made a telling change, San Diego FC exploded, goalkeepers had problems, and more. Winner: Bruce Arena and the San Jose Earthquakes’ balanceSan Jose’s defense was bad last season. Like, bad bad.
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2 weeks ago |
backheeled.com | Joseph Lowery
It’s in the title, folks. Every week during the MLS season, Backheeled will dive into the biggest Winners and Losers from around the league. This week, Nashville SC utterly dominated, FC Cincinnati did their thing, the Houston Dynamo’s new star looked for his footing, and more. Winner: Nashville SCHow do you respond to getting battered? You do some battering of your own, of course.
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3 weeks ago |
backheeled.com | Joseph Lowery
Pencils down, everyone. Yeah, even you Inter Miami. MLS’s primary transfer window shut on Wednesday night, so what better moment is there to look back on the window that was? Literally any point later in the season would be better because we would have much more information on which players have hit and which teams have really improved, you say? That can’t be right. I’m sure now is the best time to make confident assertions about anything and everything in MLS’s transfer ecosystem.
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3 weeks ago |
backheeled.com | Joseph Lowery
It’s in the title, folks. Every week during the MLS season, Backheeled will dive into the biggest Winners and Losers from around the league. This week, the Crew played an “away-home” game, a pair of struggling Eastern Conference teams gave themselves a chance to breathe, and the LA Galaxy found themselves inextricably tied to the league’s least enviable club. Loser: Columbus CrewWilfried Nancy called it an “away-home” game.
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3 weeks ago |
backheeled.com | Joseph Lowery
In a surprising turn of events, LAFC manager Steve Cherundolo will step down from his post after the 2025 MLS season, the club announced on Friday. “It is an honor to be the head coach of LAFC,” Cherundolo said in a press release. “After much reflection and discussion with my family, we made the decision that at the end of this year we will return to Germany.
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