This week, I turn 30 so in my honor the Quakes defoliated the Timbers 3-0. Dom is still on the hot seat but it cooled down a bit with this win.

In this episode, breakups are hard but sometimes it's what best for both involved. I think it's time for the front office and Dominic Kinnear to sit down and have a talk.

This week, my happy optimism at the start of the season has given way to a sad reality, the Quakes are back to being their same boring selves. Instead of trying to make sense of it, I go back to attacking my old nemesis, the playoffs.

In this episode, the Quakes revert back to an older form of flick the ball towards Wondo and hope for the best. Sometimes it works, most of the time you miss the playoffs with no hope for the future.

The Quakes are off for the international break but Avaya still hosted a major soccer game last weekend. The Quakes come back this Saturday against NYCFC.

Week 2 of the Quakes season end with a dramatic comeback at Avaya.

The regular season had finally started and the Quakes start the schedule with an impressive win at Avaya.

MLS is back and I am stoked, and for the first year, I am not the only one in my social circle that shares that feeling. Maybe those news reports about MLS and its growing popularity are true, maybe it's more fake news and Garber and Co are using "alternative facts" to deceive the world. No one would ever do that. Would they?

Now that the pre-season schedule is in full swing I am back for my first show of the new year. In this episode, I talk about the new signings the Quakes have made and the light that seems to be coming to view at the end of a tunnel.

With Toronto FC and Seattle Sounders playing for the MLS title this Saturday I decided to look deeper into this historic matchup and investigate the history of the two squads. First up, Seattle Sounders FC.