The LA Galaxy are just days away from their home and season opener against San Diego FC on Sunday, February 23rd, the debutante of the league whom they’ll host on the First Sunday Night Soccer. With never having played a game, how tough of an opponent will the Galaxy face in the first game of their championship defense? In the lead-up to the season opener, LA signed a forward and waived a midfielder, and we’ll explore what those moves mean for LA. Plus, we take a look at the renovations that have taken place at the Digz ahead of Sunday’s match. Special Guest Tony Sanchez, Co-founder of  @SanDiego.Futbol and host of 2 Balls and a Mic.

The LA Galaxy ended preseason at the CVI by losing their undefeated invitational record at after losing to the Chicago Fire 1-0 on Saturday, February 15, despite several good chances and controlling large parts of the game. Greg Vanney started a strong starting 11, which included Novak Micovic beginning the match at goal and a first start for Lucas Sanabria in the midfield. The lineup saw Christian Ramirez get more game time for LA and Marco Reus’ played his first minutes of the year in his bid to get healthy and be ready for the start of the season. Plus, the Galaxy plays its first match of the MLS season in less than a week! 

The LA Galaxy finally got a victory in preseason as they defeated Minnesota United 2-1 on Wednesday, February 12, behind a Tucker Lepley brace. Greg Vanney started a side full of depth pieces, trialists, and homegrown players, who acquitted themselves well to put the Galaxy in a good position for the victory. New signings Zanka and Lucas Sanabria saw action, as the former started for the first time and the latter saw his first minutes of action. The Galaxy’s new away kit is here, and it is a stunner! Plus, we’re in party mode as we’re celebrating the 6-year birthday of the Galaxy Outlawz. Special Guest, President of Outlawz SG Manny Martinez

The Los Angeles Galaxy are halfway through the CVI after completing their second match on Sunday, February 9. The current champs played to a 2 all draw against Charlotte FC in a match that showed off the Galaxy’s tactical system. We’ll give you our thoughts on LA’s current wingers, Diego Fagundez and Gabriel Pec, who played to their dangerous potential again, and the Galaxy’s new signing Christian Ramirez showed on his debut. Plus, the Galaxy are down to just one P, as it was announced that the ghanaian winger will be out for at least six to eight weeks. Special Guest LA Sports Photographer Marvin “G” Machon

The Los Angeles Galaxy played their first match of the Coachella Valley Invitational on Wednesday, February 5, and played their way to a 1-1 draw against Austin FC despite dominating the match for large stretches. Greg Vanney’s team showed well and displayed their championship form, as he put out 22 different players in the match. We’ll look at how Vanney’s system is the real star of the team, the brewing goalkeeper battle in LA, and how even though it’s preseason, players like Diego Fagundez are taking it very seriously. Plus, Lucas Sanabria is in the colors, signing autographs, and the new Galaxy #8. W/Favi Renkel of FutWrk and SBI Soccer

Preseason matches are finally set to get underway for the champions as the Coachella Valley Invitational kicks off this week with the LA Galaxy’s first match against Austin FC. In the wake of Dejan Joveljic’s departure, we’ll analyze where that leaves the Galaxy heading into these preseason matches and just how quickly they’ll be able to pivot to reinforce the position. We’ll also bring you an LA Galaxy vs. Austin game preview and how that could play out as a result of Austin’s ambition in the transfer window. Plus, Lucas Sanabria is in LA and taking in the sights! Special Guest Alex Sanabria from WeAreAustinTv

Just when Galaxy fans thought the player departures had ended, it seems like another fan favorite is on his way out the door. The Galaxy’s starting striker, Dejan Joveljic, might be on his way to Liga MX and Mexico, after a bid was received by LA for the Serbian’s signature. We take a look at Joveljic’s departure and if it is likely to take place, as well as what it might mean for the Galaxy and their roster. Plus, a Galaxy legend deservedly gets a statue.

The Los Angeles Galaxy roster is starting to take shape in the transfer window. There have been departures of fan favorites, but also incoming players who should be able to plug those areas of need and play the way Head Coach Greg Vanney wants. We take a look at the transfer window for the Galaxy after the latest round of moves and the challenges they’ve faced in putting together a team that can repeat for MLS Cup. Plus, the LA Galaxy played their first preseason game today in Los Angeles. Special Guest LA Galaxy GM Will Kuntz

The Los Angeles Galaxy has started to make moves designed to defend their MLS Cup Crown from all challengers. During the past week, the reigning champs have re-signed their captain and brought in two backline reinforcements. However, rumors are swirling that there might be another huge departure from the LA Galaxy. Meanwhile, several MLS teams are trying to make up the difference by making big splashes in the transfer window of their own. We look at which team is winning the transfer window and which is their biggest threat. Plus, have the Galaxy done enough to run it back and win their seventh title? Special Guest @MLS Sports Writer Andy Deossa

The Los Angeles Galaxy have reached the promised land and now, must defend their MLS Cup title from the teams trying to make up the difference. With several high-profile signings happening already this off-season, with more than a few impact players heading to direct rivals, the Galaxy hasn’t made many moves. A lack of funds has impeded the team from fortifying further. But that may be about to change. With LA’s roster not complete yet, which team poses the biggest threat to the Galaxy so far and can LA sign any difference makers? Special Guest Eric “The Portuguese Hammer” Vieira