Oliver is the publisher of Hudson River Blue. A benchwarmer on the 1985 Culver City All-Stars, he grew up supporting the Los Angeles Lazers of the Major Indoor Soccer League.
El Clínico is your POTM for the third game in a row, and Tayvon Gray has the second-most assists for a defender in NYCFC history. That 2.9 our readers give Luis Barraza? It's the second-lowest player rating handed out this year.
El Clínico is your POTM for the second consecutive match, after NYCFC stumbled for the second consecutive match.
With MLS games resuming on Saturday we look at the state of this NYCFC squad.
NYCFC didn't hold the lead, allowing an always-dangerous Columbus Crew to draw the match and win the shootout after. What are the lessons learned from New York City's Leagues Cup Quarterfinals loss?
In case you had any doubt, NYCFC Sporting Director David Lee is building a roster for the future.
The 2024 MLS summer transfer window is now closed: A total of 24 teams made 62 signings, but NYCFC didn't add any new players.
The 17-year-old, who is just 581 minutes into his First Team career, held his own against a dangerous Tigres.
The vibes are steady after New York City FC get it done on the road – and in the rain – to advance to the Leagues Cup Round of 16.
While other clubs are splashing out on big-name players NYCFC are content with the $5 happy-hour spritzes at Roey's.
New York City FC crafted two well-worked goals in the unfriendly confines of TQL Stadium — then FC Cincinnati scored 4 times in 11 minutes. What are the lessons to be learned?
Cincinnati will be hotter than the Yucatan tonight: Here is Nick Cushing's best Starting XI for the punishingly hot and humid conditions.
Luis Barraza is your POTM after returning to the Starting XI for the first time this year.
In Part 2 of this roundtable conversation with New York City FC President and CEO Brad Sims, the executive talks about why big signings are a mistake, Messi isn't, where MLS could expand next, and if the league should stagger game times.
In Part 1 of this roundtable conversation with New York City FC President and CEO Brad Sims, he talks about his role at the club, the rebrand, new media, and how to pay for a $780 million stadium.
We crunched the numbers and New York City FC have allowed the fewest away goals in MLS after limiting a white-hot Orlando City to just one goal tonight.
Clean sheet up front, hat-trick in the back: We ask the midfielder about his new hairstyle.
