On this episode of The World’s GAM Nashville became the first MLS team to win at Azteca Stadium, signaling their elite status. Columbus Crew faces a critical season with key injuries and the bumpy start with their new manager, risking missing the playoffs. Neymar's potential transfer to FC Cincinnati could boost league visibility and global interest. The 2026 World Cup faces logistical and financial challenges, impacting fan experience and league growth. Then in Part Two it's a conversation with David Gass that includes an incredible amount of musical theatre. Finally in part three it's a look ahead to the weekend's matches.

Timestamps:

(03:44) Nashville's historic win at Azteca

(06:50) - Columbus Crew's devastating injury

(12:35) - Inter Miami in Crisis?

(24:37) - Neymar's potential move to FC Cincinnati

(34:46) - Impact of World Cup 2026 on MLS and US soccer

(40:09) - Conversation with David Gass from Soccerwise

(1:06:22) - What to Watch This Weekend

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On this episode of The World’s GAM it's overreactions from the week that was in MLS including Greg Vanney on the hot seat, LAFC being the best MLS team of all time, and Philadelphia's incredible streak without a win. MLS teams enter the Open Cup while Minnesota United's star man James Rodriguez is hospitalized. Part Two is a lovely conversation with Austin FC radio play-by-play announcer Lincoln Rose on the first goal in Nu Stadium, the momentum from two (good) draws, and how to actually pronounce Biro's name. Part Three is What to Watch This Weekend and you're all set! Timestamps:

(2:09) - Wold Cup Ticket Mess

(8:10) - Overreactions (LAFC, San Jose, Timbers, Galaxy)

(28:13) - James Rodriguez Hospitalized

(31:33) - MLS teams in Open Cup

(35:28) - Conversation with Lincoln Rose, Austin FC Radio

(59:01) - What to Watch this Weekend

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On this episode of The World’s GAM there's overreactions to the week that was in MLS, but not before a quick World Cup heat check. Are you excited about the World Cup? Do you have tickets? Are you as excited as you thought you'd be? Later on it's a simple question: who is the next manager fired? Would Ernst Tanner being in charge of Philly change that? Is he still in charge despite the suspension? And finally, what to watch this weekend! Timestamps:

(1:01) - World Cup Excitement Meter

(15:39) - Week 4 Overreactions

(26:14) - Who is the Next Manager Fired?

(36:35) - The Ernst Tanner Saga Continues

(49:18) - What to Watch This Weekend!

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Timestamps:

(1:48) - Week 3 Overreactions

(15:44) - MLS Gambling Scandal

(40:30 - Oscar Paraja out in Orlando

(1:02:05) - MLS takes Cleveland from USL

(1:12:11) - What to watch this weekend

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MLS's 2026 Season is two weeks in and the overreactions are rolling in! SKC making the playoffs? Galaxy are BACK? Columbus in free fall? The Baby Bulls in New York have the chance to make team history in Week 3 thanks to Michael Bradley's early crusade for coach of the year. "Champ Stamps" come to MLS and the MLS Sprint Season gets a few more details. In Part Two it's a conversation with Futi's John Muller about his incredible MLS newsletter tool, Futi, and what fans get wrong when watching soccer. Finally in Part Three it's what to watch in Week Three!

Timestamps:

(4:45) - Week 2 Overreactions

(25:35) - Champ Stamps

(31:08) - Sprint Season Deets?

(40:54) - Conversation with John Muller

(1:05:42) - What to watch this weekend

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On the first real episode of the 2026 MLS season, it's a handful of overreactions to the first weekend of matches. The wooden spoon race is on between Kansas City and Montreal, discuss if Inter Miami is washed, and of course break down a controversial moment involving Lionel Messi. There's the sad passing of the last little bit of the allocation order, the CSO anonymous survey, and finally what to watch this weekend.

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Finally, finally! Just in time, it's the Eastern Conference preview from The World's GAM! Placing every team going into the 2026 season into a tier list from S to F based on vibes, predictions, and moves they've made in the offseason. Starting from the bottom of the table from last year and working up, it's a look at every team in the east, and how they compare to one another.

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It's that time folks! It's time to preview the upcoming MLS season, and this week we're focusing on the Western Conference teams. Including, and limited to, Sporting Kansas City's rebuilding efforts, LA Galaxy's attempts to bounce back, and St. Louis's transition under new management, Houston Dynamo's strategic moves, Colorado Rapids' uncertainty with a new coach, and the mixed fortunes of the San Jose Earthquakes, the importance of key players like Diego Luna for RSL, the need for standout talent in teams like the Portland Timbers and FC Dallas, Austin FC's DP marketplace, Seattle Sounders consistency, Minnesota United's set piece project, LAFC's domination, Vancouver Whitecaps' likelihood of running it back, and San Diego's ability to avoid that sophomore slump. All organized on a nice, neat tier list. Timestamps:

(5:40) - SKC

(14:17) - LA Galaxy

(18:57) - St Louis

(24:07) - Houston Dynamo

(27:23) - Colorado Rapids

(32:04) - San Jose Earthquakes

(36:19) - RSL

(41:23) - Portland Timbers

(46:17) - Dallas

(49:09) - Austin

(53:05) - Seattle Sounders

(57:17) - Minnesota United

(1:02:40) - LAFC

(1:08:46) - Vancouver Whitecaps

(1:13:49) - San Diego

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