With most of MLS taking a break for the weekend's World Cup Qualifying action, the Filibuster crew follow suit and turn their attention to Jurgen Klinsmann and the U.S. Men's National Team. This week, we look back at D.C. United's 1-0 win in Toronto and talk to Ryan Rosenblatt about the USMNT's upcoming qualifiers.

We're baaaaaack. Join 3/4 of the BlackAndRedUnited.com crew as we look back at D.C. United's loss in Livestrong Sporking Park in Kansas City, including a detailed look at United's performance against that pesky 4-3-3 formation. We'll also look ahead to the rest of a jam-packed month of August and glance askance at Jurgen Klinsmann's roster selections for the U.S. men's national team friendly in Mexico City this week.

The Black and Red United team are back with a vengeance and shrouded in glory, even if the team on the field lost their most recent US Open Cup match to the Philadelphia Union. They break down that loss, analyze the US Men's National Team's match against Antigua and Barbuda (including Goochpocalypse), and talk to Scott Kessler of the Brotherly Game in anticipation of the rematch in league play with the Union.

The Black and Red United team is back with an all new episode. They start out by reviewing the nine points that D.C. United has earned over their past three games, of course mentioning the continuing saga of Branko Boskovic. They then drive two hours down I-95 and preview the US Open Cup match against the Richmond Kickers. They finish up with talk of the US Men's National Team, Hans Backe, D.C. United's upcoming schedule, and Cluck-U-Pac.

The B&RU crew gets together to talk about the conclusion of the road trip, including D.C. United's trip to Houston's new gem of a stadium. They look at what the team will do without the services of the newly injured Perry Kitchen and talk to Burgundy Wave's Chris "UZ" White about his Colorado Rapids, who will be playing at RFK this week. Finally, we look ahead to the rest of the month, which involves three straight games in the friendly confines along the mighty Anacostia.

The Black & Red United crew is back, and they're celebrating D.C. United's first consecutive wins since 2009. They're also mourning an injury to Emiliano Dudar and talking about the ways United can handle his absence. The boys spend some time reviewing the rest of the Eastern Conference a quarter of the way through the season and look ahead at the capital club's month of May.

The BlackandRedUnited.com gang is back to talk about United's four-game unbeaten streak, including Saturday's win in New England. Also on the menu: discussing the roster ripples that would come from moving players into different positions; Travis Clark from TopDrawerSoccer.com stops by to talk about youth development and the D.C. United Academy; and a look ahead at the congested but important upcoming schedule.

That's more like it! Join the guys (sans Martin) as they break down the win over Dallas and go deep into the different midfield shapes that Benny Olsen has used in his 4-4-2 this year. We'll also hear from Martin, on location in the D.C. locker room after the game, and we'll look ahead to next weekend's game against Seattle and eventually playing a few teams from our own conference.

Relive every horrible moment of United's 3-1 loss at Los Angeles with your favorite fan bloggers-cum-podcasters from Black & Red United, as they break down the game and the season to date in real time.

The Black & Red United writers get together to talk about the offseason and look at United's tactics for the upcoming campaign. Plus, play-by-play announcer Tony Limarzi stops by, and the guys give one sentence to each team in the Eastern Conference