It’s New Year’s Resolution time in MLS, and Extratime is back to take a close look at all 27 (?!?!) clubs. From Austin FC to the defending MLS Cup champions Columbus Crew, Andrew, David and Doyle give their suggest resolution and update you with all the news you missed during the holidays! Plus, Doyle’s tips for sticking to your goals in 2021.

11:18 – Austin FC, FC Cincinnati, Houston Dynamo

19:18 – D.C. United, Atlanta United, Chicago Fire

26:47 – Real Salt Lake, LA Galaxy, Inter Miami

33:32 – Montreal Impact, Vancouver Whitecaps, San Jose Earthquakes

40:45 – New England Revolution, Nashville SC, New York Red Bulls

48:24 – LAFC (plus CCL free space), FC Dallas, Colorado Rapids

59:56 – Minnesota United, Portland Timbers, NYCFC

1:07:57 – Orlando City, Sporting KC, Philadelphia Union

1:18:17 – Seattle Sounders, Columbus Crew

It's finally time to put a bow on 2020! While Andrew Wiebe trudges through the snow to his new digs in Kansas City, Calen and Doyle join David to break down all the big news. First, the guys hit CCL and explain why LAFC COULD win it this year. Then they talk the big moves in Austin from the Alex Ring trade to expansion draft and potential DPs with Sporting Director Claudio Reyna. Finally, the crew previews free agency, re-entry draft, and transfer rumors coming up plus the big trades made in Montreal.

Andrew, David, Doyle and Charlie sift through all the storylines from MLS Cup XXV, then preview Austin FC's Expansion Draft options and this week's Concacaf Champions League matches!

1:52 – Columbus Crew win 25^th MLS Cup! Save/Crown the Crew!

5:27 – How Columbus got the job done without two of their best players

13:23 – Why the final was a Caleb Porter masterclass

27:50 – 19-year-old Aiden Morris steps up in a big way

34:02 – What went wrong for the Sounders and Brian Schmetzer

47:34 – Analyzing Austin FC’s flurry of trades and Expansion Draft targets

1:03:32 – CCL preview … and Atlanta got a 2021 spot?

1:07:08 – Who has the best chance to advance in CCL?

It all comes down to this, a season defined by a pandemic ends with the two best teams (our words … and Caleb Porter’s) playing for the 25^th MLS Cup championship in the league’s history. Andrew, David and Charlie chat with Porter, Brian Schmetzer, Jonathan Mensah and Cristian Roldan and preview the match. All the hype, the best storylines, all the soccer wrinkles, player spotlights and, finally, predictions. Also, please note this was recorded before Darlington Nagbe and Pedro Santos were ruled out. Sigh, 2020.

1:38 – MLS Cup is finally here!

6:27 – Fitting for Crew and Sounders to meet in Columbus

12:57 – INTERVIEW: Caleb Porter on Zelarayan, Schmetzer

24:57 – Are the Sounders already a dynasty? Would they be with another Cup?

37:14 – From Saved to Cup, Crew’s present and future

42:29 – INTERVIEW: Brian Schmetzer on another MLS Cup, Caleb Porter

51:20 – Breaking down the game, lineup decisions and trends

59:43 – INTERVIEW: Jonathan Mensah on a uniquely difficult year

1:08:15 – Player Spotlights: Nouhou, Artur/Nagbe (sigh) and Roldan

1:13:24 – INTERVIEW: Cristian Roldan, Seattle’s own (kinda)

1:18:45 – MLS Cup predictions

1:22:32 – Rapid fire MLS news: McDonough, Besler etc

1:35:47 – USMNT takes

D-Y-N-A-S-T-Y. Minnesota United huffed and puffed, but the Sounders blew the house down and booked a place in MLS Cup to make it four finals in five years and seal their place in league history. Their opponent? The Columbus Crew, in a match that pits arguably the best two teams in the league. First, Andrew, David, Doyle and Charlie explain how the Loons blew their 2-0 lead, the ways in which Brian Schmetzer pulled the right strings and why Seattle is a model club. Plus, reaction to Alejandro Pozuelo’s Landon Donovan MLS MVP season, Gabriel Heinze to Atlanta United, Patrick Vieira’s case to be the manager of Toronto FC and Mauro Manotas’ reported sale to Liga MX.

1:09 – Instant reaction to #SEAvMIN and the Sounders comeback

5:26 – Charlie responds after listeners point out Reynoso take

12:29 – What could Minnesota and Adrian Heath have done differently?

14:13 – Quick lookahead to MLS Cup

20:44 – Are the Sounders officially a dynasty?

29:23 – Raul Ruidiaz: MLS Cup Playoffs assassin

32:18 – Minnesota United season in review: Can they get even better? How?

37:01 – Will Kevin Molino return to the Loons?

42:14 – Reaction to Alejandro Pozuelo winning MVP

47:32 – Mauro Manotas sold, so what’s next for the Dynamo?

50:45 – Is Gabriel Heinze the right man for Atlanta United? Or should they hire Vieira?

57:23 – Where will Greg Vanney manage next? What if it isn’t LA…

59:51 – USMNT v El Salvador preview

And then there were four. The Audi MLS Cup Playoffs are just three games away from crowning a 25^th MLS Cup champion. Who will it be? Minnesota United rolled Sporting KC behind Kevin ‘Hot Boy’ Molino and Bebelo Reynoso. The Seattle Sounders march to the Cup feels inevitable, and FC Dallas couldn’t stand in their way. Meanwhile, the Revs might be the hottest team in the competition, and the Columbus Crew have home-field advantage should they win. The guys celebrate the Loons dynamic duo, pinpoint what’s missing in Kansas City, explain how Seattle can be beaten, take a close look at the midfield battle between the Crew and Revs then hit all the headlines around the league. Who should sign Patrick Vieira? Why does Greg Vanney make sense for the Galaxy? Does Chris Armas make sense for D.C. United? Who should sign Dom Dwyer?

4:19 – SKCvMIN: How did the Loons roll? Hot Boy, that’s how!

11:46 – Is Emanuel Reynoso one of the best players in MLS?

32:07 – SEAvMIN: How can Minnesota end the Sounders’ run?

37:21 – CLBvNE: Why the game will be won in midfield

49:35 – Patrick Vieira back to MLS? Who should sign him?

56:13 – Where will Greg Vanney be coaching next? Why should it be LA?

57:18 – Does Chris Armas make sense for D.C. United?

1:03:25 – Thoughts on USMNT roster!

Mad Max Fury Road … in the Audi 2020 MLS Cup Playoffs. Hope you were buckled up because Orlando City and Revs had the MLS world on the edge of its seat. In the end, the inevitable: Bruce Arena’s squad is marching on via their DPs, Matt Turner and Tajon Buchanan. Meanwhile, Orlando, Oscar Pareja and Nani are left to wonder … what if? Nashville might wonder the same, but their expansion season is a clear success despite succumbing to the Crew in extra time. The guys argue (OK, yell) about what comes next in the Music City and look ahead to the Western Conference semifinals this week.

2:09 – First impressions of the Eastern Conference Finals

8:03 – Columbus-Nashville game breakdown

10:48 – Gyasi Zardes delivers in extra time

15:13 – Why did Nashville SC fall short?

17:09 – Looking ahead to Crew-New England

21:00 – What’s the next step for Nashville SC? (Lots of arguing/yelling)

32:11 – Orlando City-New England game breakdown

33:01 – Did Orlando’s lack of discipline cost them?

40:26 – How good can Tajon Buchanan be?

45:52 – INTERVIEW: Matt Polster

53:26 – How did Bruce Arena and the Revs become a contender so quickly?

1:03:26 – How can Orlando build on historic season?

1:05:42 – Looking ahead to Seattle-Dallas

1:06:04 – Ricardo Pepi or Franco Jara?

1:07:57 – How should FC Dallas set up to pull off the upset?

1:12:52 – Is it a failure if Sounders don’t make (or win) MLS Cup?

1:15:31 – Looking ahead to Sporting KC-Minnesota

1:16:25 – Will Adrian Heath run it back or start Kei Kamara?

And then there were eight! The Audi 2020 MLS Cup Playoffs delivered again on Tuesday night, as both of the Eastern Conference top seeds (Union, Toronto FC) saw their seasons end early and the Sounder cruised past, for the second year running, LAFC. The guys burn the midnight oil (in other words, Brown Liquor Special!) to break it all down, preview the Conference Semifinals and chat with Matt Turner (NE) and Dax McCarty (NSH).

4:33 – Seattle Sounders handle LAFC with ease, now MLS Cup favorites

25:51 – How should Luchi, FC Dallas approach Sounders?

29:26 – Supporters’ Shield winners OUT! How Revs ended Union’s season

44:08 – INTERVIEW: Matt Turner on New England win, Carles Gil, goalkeeping in the playoffs

56:44 – How did Nashville upset Toronto FC? Are they the real deal?

1:04:11 – INTERVIEW: Dax McCarty is back again to explain how Nashville built into the year

EMBRACE THE INSANITY! We’re talking Rodrigo Schlegel and the shootout that wouldn’t end, Tim Melia stonewalling everyone, Wondo being Wondo, Gustavo Bou golazo winners, Hot Boy and Ricardo Pepi. The 2020 Audi MLS Cup Playoffs have delivered through seven games, and Andrew, David, Charlie and Doyle gather in the middle of the night to round up all the action. We’ve got interview’s with Pepi and Melia, plus previews of Tuesday’s action!

0:40 – Ricardo Pepi calls in minutes after FC Dallas’ big win

5:03 – Most memorable moment of the 2020 playoffs so far?

11:25 – How did FC Dallas get past the Timbers?

21:09 – Wondo, Melia and insanity as Sporting KC outlast San Jose

32:06 – INTERVIEW: Tim Melia reveals his PK secrets

42:11 – Minnesota keep it “boring” as Hot Boy shines in first playoff win

48:49 – INTERVIEW: Dayne St. Clair

53:38 – Was it just a year too early for the Rapids?

55:46 – Orlando vs. NYCFC: Wrap your head around history/the spectacle

59:30 – Crew vs. Red Bulls: Did Gerhard Struber tinker too much?

1:02:32 – PHIvNE: Why Carles Gil could change the Revs’ luck against the Union

1:05:25 – TORvNSH: Charlie Davies’ monologue on narratives around Nashville

1:10:11 – SEAvLAFC: Doyle on how LAFC can get the job done

Only 24 hours left until Audi 2020 MLS Cup Playoffs soccer. Andrew, David and Charlie start the show with big news: one of them is the owner of the professional soccer team … guess who! Then it’s on to the Eastern Conference bracket, where Nashville SC is the subject of “lazy narratives” and Inter Miami have nothing to lose and everything to gain from a postseason run. Plus, Orlando City’s Daryl Dike joins the show to talk about his path to MLS, his favorite strikers of all-time and a looming international decision between the US and Nigeria. Plus, reactions to the Houston Dynamo’s new crest, Austin FC’s first jersey and Ken Griffey Jr., the Seattle Sounders owner.

1:00 – Charlie Davies, USL owner!

5:02 – Continental Awards recap

11:29 – Houston Dynamo rebrand and first-ever Austin FC jersey

15:56 – Ken Griffey Jr. joins Mariners ownership group

20:27 – D.C. United coaching search … Who are the candidates?

22:20 – New England vs. Montreal: Who has the edge?

29:23 – Nashville vs. Miami: Lazy narratives and redemption opportunities

39:43 – INTERVIEW: Orlando City’s Daryl Dike on rookie season, international choice

1:01:04 – Orlando vs. NYCFC: Best game of Round One? Best game of Round One!

1:05:57 – Crew vs. Red Bulls: Are Columbus MLS Cup favorites now? Can New York pull off an upset?

1:16:55 – Pandemic disrupts LAFC’s upset bid against Seattle Sounders