The New England Revolution will face D.C. United for the third and final time on Saturday night in their second visit to RFK Stadium this season. We sat down once again with Martin Shatzer of Black and Red United to better Know Thy Enemy.
The New England Revolution's early-season fairytale is definitely over, but this could hold some silver lining. For this fan, it's the prospect of being given all of the most potent team-building tools the league has in place for next season.
The New England Revolution exercised their rights and used the top allocation spot to acquire Colombian midfielder Juan Toja. Was this a good move, or are the Revs gambling on one good season?
Juan Carlos Toja is due for allocation today at 4PM. The Revs are "on the clock" with the options being to select and employ Toja or select and trade him.
The New England Revolution have traded away their captain, Shalrie Joseph. What do they do now? Is Carlos Bocanegra coming to Boston, or someone else?
Looking for a varied array of New England Revolution and general soccer news to help get you through the midweek drag? Read here about the Revolution defense, Football at Fenway, Carlos Bocanegra and more in today's Musket Rounds.
Has the New England Revolution defense gotten much better in 2012? TBM takes a moment to grade the performance of the defensive unit at the halfway point of this season.
The MLS summer window is open, and the New England Revolution hold the top Allocation spot. But will they, and should they, use the spot to bring in a player, or as a bargaining chip?
The New England Revolution waived defender John Lozano and declined options on midfielder Jeremiah White and forward Bjorn Runstrom on Wednesday morning. Right-winger Sainey Nyassi was also activated from the disabled list.
