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.
It's a knockout matchup between two teams that play on the counter, and that have a hard time scoring: Here are 5 things you should know about the Round of 16 game between SE Palmeiras and Botafogo.
The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup group stage games are done and dusted: Michael Battista and Matthew Mangam discuss the highs and lows of the tournament so far, and what they're looking forward to seeing in the knockout rounds.
New York City FC cut their payroll by 19% to $11.8 million, and now ranks #24 in the 30-team league.
A look at the mistake made by NYCFC’s Matt Freese against Haiti, and why he's still the starter of choice for USMNT head coach Mauricio Pochettino.
Here are 5 things you should know about DAZN, the Saudi-backed British broadcaster airing all 2025 FIFA Club World Cup games for free.
Hannes Wolf's 9.1 is the highest rating for any NYCFC player this year — no wonder he's your Player of the Match.
Before the start of this season, nobody would have guessed that Jonny Shore would be NYCFC's breakout player. But the midfielder is the first teenager since Jack Harrison to be fully integrated into the squad.
At the end of last season, the 23-year-old wanted to become an everyday player. He got his wish.
The season's biggest loss leads to the year's worst numbers.
Justin Haak might take the field as a center-back, but he's now venturing far upfield to take part in the attack, and playing a key role in New York City FC's recent wins.
The Bats defeat Club América 3-1 in Mexico City and will next face Tigres UANL in the championship matchup on Saturday, May 24.
81 Goals scored, 877 fouls, 12 red cards, 19 clean sheets: We take a look at the stats of the first 30 Hudson River Derby games.
New York City drew on the road against DC United, dropping points in a game they were primed to win. Here are the main takeaways after an improved NYCFC attack couldn't solve Luis Barraza.
Matt Freese is Beyoncé and the rest of the squad is Destiny's Child: There's talent on this team, but there's only one superstar.
Four Homegrowns and two SuperDraft picks saw their First Team debuts in the opening months of this year, eclipsing the previous club record.
Strahinja Tanasijević earns the lowest player rating in Hudson River Blue history after being shown a straight red card in the US Open Cup loss to the second-division Riverhounds.
