Commerce City, Colo.- The Rapids had one of their most impressive offensive performances on Saturday against Seattle, but were unable to pick up all three points, letting the Sounders back into the match late on. Morgan Whittaker scored a brace and Donavan Phillip opened his MLS account. It was 3-1 late on before Seattle responded with two goals. It was a disappointing draw on a positive offensive night for Colorado. Attention now turns to an away trip to the LA Galaxy on Sep. 26th. Nico Hanse...
Sounders come back twice to earn a point and run unbeaten streak to five.
Sounders and Rapids battle to 3-3 draw after weather delay.
Sounders will visit the Rapids at 6:30 PM PDT on AppleTV
Sounders will kick off at 6:30 PM PDT on AppleTV.
Plus a preview of the upcoming six-point against the Rapids.
As promised in Adrian Hanauer’s open letter to the club’s community, the Seattle Sounders will hold their Annual Business Meeting on Sept. 26, a few hours before the Minnesota United match. The meeting is scheduled to run from 2–4 PM and requires fans to have a match ticket, be an Alliance Member and to RSVP (invites have been sent to Alliance Members’ emails). In addition to the normal presentations from various part of the Sounders organization from business metrics to insight into the sport...
Fans will have a chance to ask questions of club leadership before the Minnesota United match.
It’s difficult to describe the scale of the Seattle Sounders’ current injury crisis. With Paul Rothrock’s most recent injury – estimated to keep him out 8–10 weeks — the Sounders will see the vast majority of their regular outfield starters miss extended minutes in 2026. The only real exceptions to the rule at the moment are Nouhou, Albert Rusnak, Kalani Kossa-Rienzi and Snyder Brunnell. A team that hasn’t been allowed any level of consistency, and is yet to see all three of its DPs share the ...
Meet “TERS” a statistic designed to show much rotation a team is forced into.
There was a time in Seattle Sounders history when facing the LA Galaxy at Dignity Health Sports Park, absorbing punches from an aging collection of soccer royalty, and grinding out a 1-1 draw, would be greeted with a satisfied nod. You bank the Western Conference away point, applaud the defensive resilience, and head home feeling okay. That satisfaction, however, doesn’t work when your team rolls into mid-September dragging the rotting corpse of an eleven-match winless streak and is buried in ...
Aaron joins Jeremiah to recap the Galaxy match while also trying to figure out what is going on with all of these injuries as the Sounders announced that Paul Rothrock will be out due to hamstring injury for 8–10 weeks. In the second segment to balance out last week’s downer episode, the guys outline some copeium showing how Seattle can not only make the playoffs but end the season on a genuinely positive note. View on Zencastr SPONSORED This newsletter was made possible through the support of...
RENTON — Just as it seemed the Seattle Sounders were inching toward something like full health, news of yet another injury has hit. The latest player to succumb is Paul Rothrock, who came out of Saturday’s game at halftime with what has now been revealed to be a reasonably serious hamstring injury that will likely keep him out 8–10 weeks. That timeline means Rothrock would potentially be available if the Sounders qualified for the playoffs, but not long before. It has gotten to the point that ...
Midfielder had been one of Sounders’ most durable players this year.
Sounders are starting to play better but don’t have enough to show for it.
Niko Moreno and Adam Race discuss the Galaxy game and how some of the decision-making problems that have been on display reared their ugly head again. They were still encouraged by the performance and results around the league have conspired to keep the Sounders very much in the playoff chase. They close out with some discussion of Jeremiah’s article about some front office dysfunction and highlight a few of the games around the league. View on Zencastr Follow Niko Moreno on BlueSky and YouTub...
New draw city.
Did Sounders do a good job? Was it a disappointment? Maybe both?
Sounders get a late goal to secure 1–1 draw.
A scrappy, sloppy 1-1 draw on the road.
The Seattle Sounders head back on the road to face the LA Galaxy, a team that is in a very similar place. The Sounders are still trying to snap their winless run, which has now reached 11 straight, but have picked up ties in each of their past three games. The Galaxy are one spot ahead of the Sounders in the standings, but have also played two more games. They’ve gone just 2–5–4 in their last 11 matches. The Galaxy could get a bit of a boost from the return of Joao Klaus, who is expected to at...
Sounders visit Galaxy at 7:30 PM PT on AppleTV.
The Seattle Sounders have put together three straight performances in which they could have conceivably won. They have not actually won any of them and will head into tonight’s game against the LA Galaxy on a franchise-record 11-game winless run. If they are to maintain any realistic hopes of making the playoffs, they’ll almost certainly need three points against the Galaxy. Here’s what you need to know: Injury news Sounders OUT: Pedro de la Vega (quad); Jesús Ferreira (hamstring); Yeimar Góme...
Sounders will try to snap their winless when they visit the Galaxy at 7:30 PM on Saturday.
RENTON – The return of Cristian Roldan likely provides the Seattle Sounders with their biggest potential boost when it comes to making the playoffs. But simply making the playoffs has never been how the Sounders judge a successful season. Ever since the Sounders entered MLS in 2009, they’ve judged success by how well they compete for trophies. In that sense, Jordan Morris’ ability to return to the form that made him a Designated Player may be the most important variable. Morris has played just...