
2025 Midterm Report Card: Justin Haak
At the end of last season, the 23-year-old wanted to become an everyday player. He got his wish.
At the end of last season, the 23-year-old wanted to become an everyday player. He got his wish.
It's been an up-and-down year for the New York City FC captain, but Thiago Martins is a big part of the team logging 6 clean sheets in 17 games.
Reviews of New York City FC's games against Houston and Nashville, plus our bigger-picture perspectives on the first half of the season now that we're exactly 50% of the way through the MLS schedule.
New York City FC goalkeeper Matt Freese starts off our 2025 Midterm Report Cards. Not to give anything away, but the Iceman is a star student.
Hannes Wolf is your Player of he Match after throwing on a cape and playing the hero when it mattered most.
Keaton Parks ran the midfield after coming on in the second half, notching two assists to help NYCFC earn a point. New York City are now undefeated against Top 5 teams in the east.
NYCFC might have folded to Houston at home midweek, but they fought back today to earn on a point on the road against a tough Nashville SC.
A stumbling New York City FC is in Music City to take on an in-form Nashville SC.
The New York City FC striker is on Costa Rica's 26-player roster for a pair of June World Cup qualifiers and the 2025 Concacaf Gold Cup.
The season's biggest loss leads to the year's worst numbers.
Ben Wright of SixOneFive Soccer tells us why Nashville are hottt, why BJ Callaghan's system is working, and why Walker Zimmerman just might return to the Starting XI.
A lethargic attack, an own goal, a careless penalty giveaway: NYCFC were the architects of their own undoing in a 3-0 home loss to Houston Dynamo.
Four storylines of note to emerge from New York City FC's lopsided home defeat to Houston Dynamo at Yankee Stadium on Matchday 16.
It's short rest for NYCFC as they host Houston at Yankee Stadium for the first time since 2019 — and try to win a third consecutive game for the first time this year.
We review the many positives from the 3-1 win over Chicago Fire and look ahead to the final two NYCFC matches of the busy eight-match month of May, plus what lies ahead during the Gold Cup when Matt Freese and Alonso Martínez are likely away.
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.