RBR 135: The Kitchen Sinks

The boys are back to talk about the D.C. United match and why you should always watch your feet. In the second segment, they are joined by guest Franco Panizo of SBI Soccer to talk Red Bulls, USL, and NYC FC media hype. In the final segment the guys give their predictions for the match away at Columbus and their official WrestleMania 31 predictions.

RBR 134: You had one job

Jason & Truman are back, with Pat off galavanting somewhere, to take a look at the 1-1 draw with Sporting Kansas City, the misuse of Bradley Wright-Phillips and Thierry Henry’s ghost. In the second segment they are joined by Jason Anderson of Black & Red United & the Filibuster Podcast to talk D.C. United’s new stadium and look ahead at the upcoming match. In the final segment, the guys give their predictions while begging for someone to join their patreon.

RBR 133: New Direction

The boys are back with a new episode to ring in the start of the 2015 MLS Season. A new CBA is in place so the boys wonder if the players union made out in the deal. Guest Daniel Feuerstein joins the discussion about the CBA and how things will shake out in MLS this year. In the last segment the guys go out on some very thin limbs and make bold predictions for 2015 and the preview the New York Red Bulls’ first match against Sporting Kansas City.

Musical Credits:
Opening: Jersey Sweep by The Scandals
Break 1: True Believers by Bouncing Souls
Break 2: Kansas City by Roger & Hammerstein
Closing: Kansas City by Fats Domino

RBR 132: Beware, the ides of Smarch

Jason, Pat, & Truman are back to wrap up a preseason where the New York Red Bulls looked good, but didn’t win a trophy. The RedBullOut movement put up a billboard on I-280 near Red Bull Arena, and the guys have strong feelings about that. MLS & the Players Union are going to come to blows, which side do the guys land on? Lastly, there’s something brewing behind the scenes, what can it be?

RBR 132: Beware, the ides of Smarch

Jason, Pat, & Truman are back to wrap up a preseason where the New York Red Bulls looked good, but didn’t win a trophy. The RedBullOut movement put up a billboard on I-280 near Red Bull Arena, and the guys have strong feelings about that. MLS & the Players Union are going to come to blows, which side do the guys land on? Lastly, there’s something brewing behind the scenes, what can it be?