Episode 637: Red Bulls II are League Champs
Seeing Red! The NY Soccer Roundup
Release Date: 11/12/2025
Episode 656: Hall's Hatty & Steve Cangialosi on the Hudson Derby
Seeing Red! The NY Soccer Roundup
With a rediscovered attack and two wins on the trot, the Red Bulls play their penultimate match before the World Cup break against their top rival… which has also won two in a row. With Hat Trick Hero Julian Hall in all kinds of form, can New York make it a nine-point week? Inside this Episode of Seeing Red: A look back at last night’s victory over the Crew (00:00) A preview of Saturday’s Hudson Derby (15:59) A chat with Steve Cangialosi, who called last night and will call the derby (32:31) The Keepers Mailbag (49:32)
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Episode 655: RBNY Falls to Dallas, Red Bulls Legend Bradley Wright-Phillips
Seeing Red! The NY Soccer Roundup
RBNY is held without a shot on frame by Dallas, who beat the Red Bulls in New Jersey on Saturday for the first time in 20 years. Michael Bradley’s team has a draw and four losses over its last five games. It’s bad. Inside this episode of Seeing Red: We recount the depressing 2-0 home loss last week (00:00) We’ll share our impressions of the new RWJ Barnabas Training Center (12:48) We’ll preview New York’s trip to Chicago this Saturday (23:18) We have a chat with the new addition to Legends Row, BWP Himself (36:10) The Keeper Mailbag (51:01)
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Episode 654: RBNY Crash Out of Open Cup, Christian Arnold of the NY Post
Seeing Red! The NY Soccer Roundup
RBNY’s defense has fallen down a well. Oh, and the club lost twice in the last week, 2-0 away to Cincinnati, and 3-1 last night to City in the Open Cup. It’s not great. Inside this episode: Woof. (00:00) Dallas Preview (6:27) A chat with Christian Arnold of the NY Post (16:45) The Keepers Mailbag (33:45)
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Episode 653: Fast Follow After 4-4 DCU Draw, Roberto Abramowitz of NYCFC Radio
Seeing Red! The NY Soccer Roundup
The Red Bulls blow leads of 2-0, 3-1, and 4-3 in an wild but unsatisfying home draw. Inside this abbreviated episode: - A look back at Wednesday's draw (00:00) - A chat with NYCFC Radio's Roberto Abramowitz on the upcoming Cup Derby (8:27) - The Keepers Mailbag (27:26)
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Episode 652: RBNY Killed by Montreal Counters, Ted Meyer on DC United
Seeing Red! The NY Soccer Roundup
The Red Bulls go north of the border and stink up the joint in a dreadful 4-1 loss where Montreal scored all five goals. New York returns home to take on the old enemy as the double game weeks continue. Inside this episode of Seeing Red: A look back at the defensive collapse in Quebec (00:00) Bull of the week? (9:44) Future changes coming to Sports Illustrated Stadium? (10:06) New Performance Center unveiled this week (19:14) DC United preview (19:58) A chat with Ted Meyer at RFK Refugees (29:96) The Keepers Mailbag (45:59)
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Episode 651: Hall & RBNY Shock Messi & Miami / US Open Cup
Seeing Red! The NY Soccer Roundup
New York’s wonder kids keep making impressions across the league, first taking a lead on Inter Miami, then equalizing in the second half to grab a point at NU Stadium. A busy week starts off with the US Open Cup and the Pittsburgh Riverhounds Wednesday Night in Harrison Inside this episode: A look back at Saturday’s wildly entertaining 2-2 draw at Miami (00:00) Our Bull of the Week (11:10) The Red Bulls in the Open Cup (12:24) A preview of Wednesday’s cup tie with Pittsburgh (14:23) A chat with John Krysinsky of Pittsburgh Soccer Now (27:52) The Keepers Mailbag (47:38) ...
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Episode 650: NY Drops 4 on Cincy & Preps for Messi / #37 Mohammed Sofo
Seeing Red! The NY Soccer Roundup
RBNY gets multiple goal scorers in a match for the first time all season, and the Red Bulls ensure some shaky play in the back for a 4-2 win over Cincinnati, ending the team’s three-match winless streak. Next up, a trip to the new NU Stadium in Miami, where Leo Messi awaits! It’s Seeing Red! Inside this episode: A look back and the good & the less good in New York’s win over Cincy (00:00) Bull of the Week (13:35) New York learns its Open Cup opponent for next week (14:52) A chat with goal scorer Mohammed Sofo (33:51) The Keepers Mailbag (50:56)
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Episode 649: RBNY v Cincinnati Preview, Danny Higginbotham of MLS on Apple TV
Seeing Red! The NY Soccer Roundup
After the international break, the Red Bulls return to the pitch to get back in the win column, a place they haven’t been since February 28th as they take on an FC Cincinnati side that has three losses on the young season. It’s Seeing Red! Inside this episode: Is it simply the back line? How the Red Bulls can get their groove back (00:00) A preview of NY v Cincinnati (11:03) A chat with Danny Higginbotham of MLS on Apple TV (24:16) The Keepers Mailbag (41:32)
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Episode 648: RBNY Crashes Out at Charlotte, Matt Harmon
Seeing Red! The NY Soccer Roundup
RBNY suffers a gruesome second half, falling to ten men and conceding five times in an ugly 6-1 defeat. With another defender signed, can the Red Bulls pick up the pieces after the international break? Inside this episode: -A look back at the worst result in decades (00:00) -Bull of the Week? (06:06) -Who is Julián Bazán? (06:23) -Red Bulls International Call-ups (09:16) -A chat with Red Bull Radio’s Matt Harmon (11:01) -The Keepers Mailbag (28:55)
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Episode 647: Choupo Saves RBNY at the Death, #56 Matty Dos Santos
Seeing Red! The NY Soccer Roundup
The Red Bulls do a lot of good things on the attack, but a route one breakaway left New York down a goal deeeeeep into injury before Chopuo’s goal on the last kick of the match salvaged a point. Now heading to Charlotte, can New York keep their undefeated road record intact. Inside this episode: A look back and the Red Bulls’ last gasp draw (00:00) We’ll give our Bull of the Week (5:50) A preview of New York’s visit to Charlotte (7:44) A chat with Red Bull left back Matthew Dos Santos (18:41) The Keepers Mailbag (36:08)
info_outlineMark, Dan, and Mike break down an epic night in Harrison as New York Red Bulls II come back from a two-goal halftime deficit and one down late to win the MLS Next Pro Cup in a penalty shootout.