Playmaking midfielder Maxi Morales from Argentina is now with NYCFC through 2021, hoping to add to his 20 goals and 45 assists since coming here from Club Leon of Mexico just before the 2017 season. He has of late achived what just 2 ahead of him have, 20 assists in an MLS season, now with one game left he has the league lead by 4, this title is well within his sight, these 45 have him trailing just the first player signed by NYCFC, David Villa for the team title. Maxi informed, " I',m very happy to extend my contract with the club for 2 more years.
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October 3, 2019
by Sean McCaffery
This camp is for the first edition of the Concacaf Nations League. They will face Canada and Cuba in these games which will have some effect on the qualiying teams for the 2022 World Cup as the rankings for it will come out after. There are a number of players with local ties including Sean Johnso of NYCFC and Aaron Long of NYRB. Most, 18 are out of the MLS the rest, Europe. Home field advantage will apply for Arriola at Audi Field with Altidore & Bradley will be home in BMO field yet playing for the oppposition in facing Canada. Oct 11 at 7 p.m.
read October 3, 2019
by Sean McCaffery
Following successful minor ankle surgery, Amro is now sidelined up to a month. He would be back should the team advance enough into the playoffs, so we all eagerly await his return this season. He has 20 games with 19 of those starts as he contributed 1 goal and another assist. Wishing him the best in his recovery.
read September 28, 2019
by Sean McCaffery
SKC revealed at their annual event, their annual award winners for their teams.
MVP: Felipe Gutierrez.
Offensive Player of the Year: Johnny Russell.
Defensive Player of the Year: Tim Melia, of course he is from Long Island.
Goal of the Year: Benny Feilhaber.
Humanitarians of the Year: Ilie Sanchez & Daniel Salloi.
Swope Park Rangers MVP: Felipe Hernandez.
Bob Gansler Player of the Year: Brandt Betts.
Spoting Club Neetwork Member of the Year: Sporting St. Louis.
read September 28, 2019
by Sean McCaffery
Part of a split bill double header Sunday, the men of NYRB take the field at 5, following the women of Sky Blue at 11. This will be the last game here for Wayne Rooney as he heads back to England to be a player/coach, here's hoping he leaves on a losing note. What a difference a year has made, from a then record setting season in 2018 to this years, 14-13-5, NY will yet again make the playoffs, but being just a game over .500 it has to be a major let down. It will be Fan Appreciation Night, if you are not able to attend, see FS1, Fox Sports Go & New York Red Bulls Radio on TuneIn.
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