Red Bull Rant 113: Sounds Like a Broken Record

The guys ae back after the Red Bulls secure 6 points to talk Forza Lucha, and the victories over the Montreal Impact & CD FAS.They are then joined by Adam (not Dan) Taylor of Black & Red United and the Filibuster Podcast to talk RBNY-D.C. United, Eddie Johnson, Jermain Jones, and CONCACAF Champions League.

Red Bull Rant 112.5: Montreal Postgame

Jason & Truman in a short post game recording revel in the New York Red Bulls 4-2 win over the Montreal Impact, and a successful Forza Lucha Event. Who's that, oh, just Oleg the Usurper (@olegtheusurper) with an onion.

Red Bull Rant 112: The Red Bull Forza Lucha Christmas in August Spectacular!

Jason, Pat & Truman are back after a New York Red Bulls bye week to review the upcoming Forza Lucha event. The interview Forza Lucha referee Dan Yost to find out what makes both wrestling & soccer referees. In the final segment, the guys preview the league match against the Montreal Impact and the CONCACAF Champions League against C.D. FAS.

Red Bull Rant 111: Shithouse

Jason, Pat, & Truman are back to take a look at the New York Red Bulls' 1-0 loss at the Chicago Fire. They look at the trade of Andre Akpan for Saer Sene. They are joined by guest Jimmy Conrad to look at what's been going wrong for the Red Bulls in 2014 and where they can improve. They talk about MLS referees, answer questions from the internet and Jimmy give his best moment from the World Cup. In the final segment, Festivus comes early as the guys air their grievances towards the Red Bulls and MLS.

Red Bull Rant 110: Pep In Name Only

The boys are back to talk about the New York Red Bulls first come from behind victory of the year, and they did it with 10 men just to spite themselves. Thierry Henry, Tim Cahill, and Bradley Wright-Phillips appeared in the MLS All-Star Game and did New York proud while Bayern Munich's Pep Guardiola embarassed himself. The guys then talk to Sean Spence of Hot Time In Old Town to talk Chicago Fire, where Mike Magee has been, and a quick Landon Donovan look back. Finaly they preview the Chicago match and how they fill in for two center backs being out on suspensions.

Red Bull Rant 109: A fistful of Garcia

Jason & Truman hold down the fort while Pat is away beating kids at soccer. Truman makes a lot of puns at the expense of Jamison Olave. The guys are joined by Jake Catanese (@JCatanese43) of The Bent Musket (@TheBentMusket) to talk New England Revolution, MLS All-Stars, and travelling to Red Bull Arena. Jason & Truman take their own look at the match against New England and the Red Bulls actually caring about player development by using loans.

Red Bull Rant 108: Really? Really? What the F$%k?

Jason & Truman are back (minus Pat at first) to figure out why the New York Red Bulls couldn't beat the San Jose Earthquakes, and why they need a defender from the French 2nd division. Bradley Wright-Phillips and Tim Cahill were added to the MLS All-Star roster. MLS Friendly season is in full swing, and the guys (now joined by Pat) discuss if it's worth it before diving into the Arsenal friendly and a few rounds of "Price is Right: Arsenal Edition". Lastly they look ahead to the midweek matchup at Real Salt Lake.

Red Bull Rant 107: How do you solve a problem like Miazga

Alternate Title: Cat Talk

Jason, Pat & Truman are back to look at the Red Bulls 2 games in 5 days, and excuse of "fatigue" by Mike Petke. They are joined by guest Dan Dickinson to look at the Red Bulls after 19 gmes. They discuss if the World Cup can help MLS in drawing attention to the league, and how the All-Star game is turning into US v Germany part 2. In the final segment, the guys give their thoughts on the All-Star game and predict the San Jose match. There is a guarantee for Fireworks either way.

Red Bull Rant 106: I’ll take the penalty is mightier for 200 Alex

Jason, Pat, & Truman are back to look at the Red Bulls' 4th of July performance, including how they didn't weat a gimmicky jersey. Jonny Steele is off to (maybe) greener pastures while the Red Bulls get back some cap space. The crew is joined by Frano Panzio to discuss his adventures in Brazil, the Red Bulls' transfer window, and shocking moments in Brazil. In the third segment, they guys congratulate Connor Lade for being named to the Homegrown game, while barely playing this year. They preview the upcoming Red Bulls matches against the Columbus (not Cleveland) Crew, Philadelphia Union, and the World Cup final.

Red Bull Rant 105: The Cahill Clutch

The boys are back in a shortened episode to recap the 2-2 draw against Toronto FC. Costa Rica is having a surprising World Cup performance, while Rafa Marquez strikes again for Mexico. Lastly they preview the 4th of July match at Houston.