The New York Red Bulls are a very intimidating team right now with Juan Pablo Angel and Thierry Henry both starting at forward.

Since MLS revamped the designated player rule in April, general managers have gone on quite the shopping spree.

Chicago forward Calen Carr scored with just over seven minutes remaining Wednesday night to give the Fire to a 2-1 victory over the New England Revolution.

Remember how we scared the crap out of you this morning reporting that Ryan Smith picked up a serious-looking knee injury today at practice?Yeah, well, apparently we can all take a deep breath and release.

With fresh wind at their sails and a renewed confidence to delivery crucial wins on the road, Bruce Arena's Los Angeles Galaxy will look to add to their overall league lead as they face the San Jose Earthquakes in the second leg of the California Clasico.

Consider this a little "Real Salt" in the Crew's wound. Last night's 2-0 loss to defending MLS Cup champion Real Salt Lake last night will sting the Crew for several reasons.

The Inter Milan president says that Maicon is staying at the Serie A club, despite reported interest from Real Madrid.

New York Red Bulls' Thierry Henry dribbles the ball past Manchester City midfielder Stephen Ireland during their exhibition match in Harrison, New Jersey, on Sunday.