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FC Dallas starts the new MLS season with high expectations.  FC Dallas Preview by Da`Vince “Dino” Wright Micheal Barrios, Kellyn Acosta, and newcomer Carlos Gruezo will lead a talented team this year. FC Dallas was a competitive team but better overall with the new editions. Maxi Urruti will be a featured player on the frontline. His size and strength will be the teams turning point at the position from last year. Micheal (Mickey) Barrios made a play in a preseason game that changed the dynamics of how the team looked in the 12 minute frame in the first. He made a pass to a streaking Mauro that showed the teams change from power to speed. “I think I liked my first goal (preseason) better,” Barrios said. “It set us up for the win. And the whole play, the run I made for Mauro and the pass he made before I finished the play.”  The well timed coordination between Diaz`s vision to make the pass and Barrio`s timing to make the runon a goal wasn`t a coincidence. ...

FC Dallas defeat Toronto FC 3-2 As the National anthem was sung players, fans, and staff alike let it be known their here to see our boys leave the pitch with a victory. With all the distractions of outside issues weighing on the mind of the fans and a thunderstorm with Toyota Stadium in its sights. FC Dallas was not detoured, with their captain and defensive spear head Matt Hedges back in the line up they looked egar to prove themselves after the blowout lose to the Rapids. The teams hunger and aggressive offensive approach made sure that Toronto FC felt the teams presences early in the Match. by Yul Harris

Henry was brilliant in yesterday's win for NY. Photo Credit: MLS   Bradley Wright-Phillips and Thierry Henry scored two goals apiece in the 2nd half at Red Bull Arena on Saturday night as the New York Red Bulls (7-7-10) overcame a 1-0 halftime deficit defeating the Montreal Impact 4-2 (4-15-5). By: Sunil Sunderraj

    Lenhart powered SJ to a draw vs NY. Photo Credit: Fox Sports   The Red Bulls were 5 minutes away from reaching the .500 mark until Steven Lenhart bulleted home a shot past a diving Luis Robles into the right corner of the net tying the match at 1-1, a mark at which the game would end with vs. San Jose. By: Sunil Sunderraj

NYC F.C. makes a splash with David Villa signing. Photo Credit: Soccer   David Villa, the highly-experienced Spanish striker who has lifted the Champions League and World Cup trophies in what has been a title brimming career, finally put pen to paper with New York City F.C. early last week to become the Major League Soccer club’s very first player. By: Luke Jarrett