In this episode, Logan Agin shares the 10 biggest stories in American soccer. 

In this episode, Logan Agin shares the 10 biggest stories in American soccer. 

In this episode, Logan Agin shares the 10 biggest stories in American soccer. 

In this episode, Logan Agin (@loganagin) breaks down the ten biggest stories in American Soccer.

1. MLS and MLSPA go through CBA negotiations
2. Coaching update
3. Players making moves within the League
4. Young Americans moving abroad
5. Chicago Fire FC rebrands again
6. Montreal Impact prepares to announce rebrands
7. NWSL College Draft is next week
8. USWNT Camp
9. USMNT /U-23 Camp
10. Americans Abroad

On today's episode, Logan Agin (@loganagin) is once again joined by Abigail Gerken of Switch the Pitch. The two talk about the NWSL, what 2020 meant for the League, what to expect in 2021, and much more.

Be sure that you check out some of Abigail's writing on Switch the Pitch to learn more. https://www.switchthepitchsoccer.com/tag/abigail-gerken/

On this episode of the Number 10 podcast, Logan Agin speaks with Abigail Gerken of Switch the Pitch a website that focuses on providing women the opportunity to cover soccer. As a student at Washington State University, Gerken leads the coverage of women's soccer in the United States.

Abigail discusses her impressions of 2020 for the United States Women's National Team including the players that emerged, the on-going equal pay lawsuit with US Soccer, and what to expect from the squad in 2021.

Be sure that you check out some of Abigail's writing on Switch the Pitch to learn more. https://www.switchthepitchsoccer.com/tag/abigail-gerken/

In this episode, Logan Agin (@LoganAgin) is joined by Jake and Simmo of the Total Screamers podcast. With Major League Soccer ending until 2021, they get you up to speed on what is happening in the Premier League and its busy festive calendar. Be sure to check out their show and website at https://www.totalscreamers.com.

In today's episode, Logan Agin (@loganagin) breaks down the top ten stories from the past week in American soccer.

1. Columbus Crew SC wins MLS Cup
2. LAFC advances to Concacaf Champions League semifinals
3. Atlanta United announce Heinze as latest head coach.
4. Austin FC starts to build their roster ahead of the 2021 season.
5. Djordjie Mihailovic moves to Montreal
6. How Free Agency, the Re-entry Draft, and Waivers works.
7. How the College Superdraft will work.
8. The NCAA allows current athletes to participate in the NWSL draft.
9. Americans and Davies get recognized in end-of-year award
10. Americans Abroad Update

In this episode, Logan Agin (@LoganAgin) discusses the top stories in American Soccer.

1. Columbus Crew SC defeat New England Revolution in Eastern Conference Final

2. Seattle Sounders win their second-straight Western Conference Final amid drama

3. MLS Cup Final Preview

4. Pozuelo named MVP

5. BPC wins Humanitarian of the the Year

6. McDonough steps down at Inter Miami

7. Atlanta United returns to Concacaf Champions League.

8. Utah Royals to Kansas City

9. USMNT defeats El Salvador

10. Americans Abroad Update

*Note I messed up and forgot to congratulate Alex Morgan on getting her first goal for Tottenham Hotspur last weekend. This is her first goal since returning from pregnancy.*

In this episode, Logan Agin (@loganagin) breakdown the top storylines in American Soccer.

1. The New England Revolution roll past Orlando City SC in Eastern Conference semifinal.
2. Columbus Crew SC will host Eastern Conference Final after defeating Nashville SC in A.E.T.
3. Seattle Sounder advance to Western Conference Final (again) after defeating FC Dallas in the playoffs (again)
4. Minnesota United roll over Sporting Kansas City in the battle of the underdogs.
5. Greg Vanney steps down as Toronto FC head coach.
6. USMNT features MLS heavy roster leading up to a friendly against El Salvador.
7. USWNT reaches a settlement with US Soccer on part of their lawsuit.
8. Utah Royals FC future in Salt Lake City is up in the air.
9. Kelly O'Hara moves from Royals to Washington Spirt.
10. Americans Abroad are all over the UEFA Champions League and making statements across Europe.

Logan Agin (@LoganAgin) is joined by Diego Gutierrez. Diego joined MLS in 1996 for the inaugural season. He played for both the Kansas City Wizards (now known as Sporting Kansas City) and the Chicago Fire. In his career, Diego won one MLS Cup and four Open Cups. He has also appeared for the United States Men’s National Team. Outside the game, he was appointed the Presidential Council for Physical Fitness & Sport by George W. Bush. Spoke in front of the United Nations, and worked as the Sporting Director for the Philadelphia Union. Currently, Diego is a professor at his alma mater, Rockhurst University, where he teaches Management & Marketing. 

Diego shares with me a little bit about his journey, where he sees the future of American soccer, and how the game has helped him after his playing career ended. 

In today's episode, Logan Agin is joined by Praketh Reddy. Praketh is a professional in world football. He earned his Master’s Degree in Belgium in football Management. He has worked for the European Football For Development Network and as a consultant for Stoke City Football Club.

Currently, Praketh works for the Bridge, a media company that is focused on telling the stories of Indian athletes by generating content to help people follow its sports more consistently.

Praketh shares his journey working in football, the current state of the game in India, and how he hopes to see it grow in the next few decades.

In this episode, Logan Agin updates you on the chaos that is the MLS Cup Playoffs. She spends about the first five minutes sharing about the legend that is Rodrigo Schlegel. Logan ends the episode by talking about the USWNT's victory over the Netherlands and what the Americans abroad are up to. 

On this episode, Logan Agin shares the 10 biggest stories in American soccer. 

1. The USMNT scores six against Panama
2. USWNT announces friendly in the Netherlands.
3. Andonovski announces his camp roster.
4. NWSL announces 2021 season plans.
5. Angel City FC uses Banc of California Stadium as their home.
6. Dash & Dynamo release their rebrand
7. New England Revolution & Nashville SC advance in playin matches.
8. COVID-19 sidelines LAFC stars.
9. MLS end-of-season awards
10. New owners in American soccer

On this episode, Logan Agin shares the 10 biggest stories in American soccer. 

1. Racing Louisville picks up 14 players in the NWSL Expansion Draft.
2. Heath scores in FA WSL match against Mewis.
3. USMNT returns against Wales with a youthful lineup.
4. Decision Day madness
5. MLS playoff picture
6. International duty sidelines MLS stars for the first round of the postseason.
7. Chicago and Cincinnati make roster moves.
8. End of the season awards
9. Concacaf Champions League returns
10. MLS announces off-season calendar

On this episode, Logan Agin shares the 10 biggest stories in American soccer. 

1. Gregg Berhalter announces the roster for the USMNT November Camp.

2. Josh Sargent is replaced by Sebastian Lletget on the camp's roster. 

3. Pulisic still may be out of the camp. 

4.Dual-Nationals highlight the roster for the USMNT. 

5. USMNT will face Concacaf foe, Panama in Austria.

6. Western Conference gears up for the postseason. 

7. Eastern Conference still has two open spots in the postseason. 

8. Philadelphia and Toronto battle for the Supporters Shield. 

9. NWSL teams announce the protected list for the NWSL expansion draft.

10. USWNT in the FA WSL update. 

Today on The Number 10, Logan Agin (@loganagin) breaks down the top stories in American Soccer.

1. MLS moves to Points-per-game to determine postseason.
2. Only five spots are still up grabs in the MLS Cup playoffs
3. Seven MLS clubs are in jeopardy of being eliminated from playoff contention this weekend.
4. LA Galaxy fire head coach Guillermo Barros Schelotto.
5. Union goalkeeper Andre Blake fractures his hand.
6. NWSL announces the expansion draft rules.
7. The Chicago Red Stars make a deal with Racing Louisville that exempts them from the draft.
8. Americans Abroad make history in La Liga and the UEFA Champions League.
9. USL League 1 season ends due to COVID-19.
10. USL Championship final is set to go on without the Tampa Bay Rowdies head coach.

In this episode, Logan Agin shares the ten biggest stories from the past week in American soccer.

Logan Agin (@loganagin) is joined by Stuart Singer of Well Performance (@wellperformance). Stuart shares his journey to becoming a sports psychologist, working with athletes at different points of the career, how he helps soccer players from the penalty spot, and much more.

To learn more about Stuart's work, you can follow him on Twitter at @wellperformance or on his website http://wellperformancecoach.com. You also can download his app, DoSo, at https://t.co/R61vbpda4X?amp=1

In this episode, Logan Agin (@loganagin) talks about the top 10 stories from American soccer in the past week.