The LA Galaxy showed huge heart this weekend to draw 1-1 with the Houston Dynamo despite being a man down for 60+ minutes. Even though the Galaxy is still looking for their first win of the league campaign, performances like this will encourage the team, as they displayed a spirit that will serve them well for the rest of the year. Captain Diego Fagundez was the catalyst, as his energy inspired the Galaxy, but his free kick tied the game. A curling effort drew the scores level, how it would end, but Fagundez showed his leadership qualities in the tie. With the Galaxy showing fight, heart, and spirit to get the draw, how can they capitalize on the good performance going forward? Special Guest LA Galaxy Chief Revenue Officer, Urel Martinez

The LA Galaxy might have hit its lowest point of the season after a lifeless and static 2-0 away loss to Real Salt Lake on Saturday, April 5. In matchweek 7, it was hoped the Galaxy would get their first win of the season, instead they followed up a good Champions Cup draw against Tigres with the disappointing loss. After the poor performance, the Galaxy must figure out how to bounce back in the quarterfinal second leg in Mexico, and build upon the draw achieved at home. Just one away goal will see LA upset the odds and make the semi-final. With nothing to lose for the Galaxy, are they poised for the upset against Mexican opposition? Special Guest Co-Host Alex Ruiz of the Galactic Tribune

The LA Galaxy might have hit its lowest point of the season after a lifeless and static 2-0 away loss to Real Salt Lake on Saturday, April 5. In matchweek 7, it was hoped the Galaxy would get their first win of the season, instead they followed up a good Champions Cup draw against Tigres with the disappointing loss. After the poor performance, the Galaxy must figure out how to bounce back in the quarterfinal second leg in Mexico, and build upon the draw achieved at home. Just one away goal will see LA upset the odds and make the semi-final. With nothing to lose for the Galaxy, are they poised for the upset against Mexican opposition in the CCC?

The Los Angeles Galaxy tamed some Tigres on Tues, April 1, at home in the quarterfinal round of the Concacaf Champions Cup, by battling the Mexican powerhouse to a scoreless draw in a physical and tense match. Now, there is everything to play for in the second leg next week, but before the Galaxy faces Tigres again, they’ll try to pick up a league win once more when they travel to face RSL over the weekend. With the Galaxy putting in a gutsy midweek performance, are they poised to breakout in a big way against Real Salt Lake?

The LA Galaxy have lost their unbeaten run and are back at ground zero after a disappointing 2-1 loss at home to Orlando City on Saturday, March 29, in a match that they led and then threw away after a series of mistakes. The loss leaves them looking for their first win of the MLS season and has Greg Vanney looking for answers as things aren't breaking LA’s way. We’ll take a look at the Galaxy’s good start, how this match slipped away, and another chapter in the Galaxy’s goalkeeping saga. Plus, is the upcoming CCC match against Tigres a must win?

The LA Galaxy is back at home on Saturday, March 29, and is still looking for its first MLS win of the season when they host Orlando City SC for the first time in three years. The Galaxy will be looking to add to its unbeaten run of three games with a precious three points at home and will have Winger Joseph Paintsil returning to help find the win, but the Galaxy defense will need to be up to the task to stop Orlando’s highly potent offense. With the Galaxy starting to put together more cohesive and improved performances, will they get a boost from Painstil’s return, limit mistakes, and take advantage of being at home to treat their fans to an important win that could course correct the Galaxy’s season? Special Guest Luis Carlos Pineda of @LoudandProudOrlando Podcast

The Los Angeles Galaxy are in last place no longer after a 2-2 road draw against Minnesota United on Saturday, March 22. The reigning champs picked up another point after twice coming from behind to tie the game and steal a point. With these results, the Galaxy are now unbeaten in three straight matches and have started to put together performances that should give fans encouragement. With the improved play by the Galaxy, how much longer must the champions wait before picking up their first win of the season? Special Guest, Sports Writer for the Sporting Tribune Anthony Bautista

The LA Galaxy find themselves on the road again this weekend, as they travel to Minnesota to face adverse weather and stiff opposition in Loons on March 22, 2025, as they look for their first MLS win and their first three points of the campaign. They’ll face a motivated and scrappy Minnesota United side, who will be eager to get revenge for last year’s MLS Cup playoff elimination and will be hoping to erase a sour 3-3 draw away from recent memory in which they blew a three-goal lead. The Galaxy has a good chance to get that first victory and ruin the host’s day, as the loons have several key absences missing through international duty. With the conditions favorable for LA, can they take advantage of a depleted MNUFC team and get their first win of the MLS season on Saturday?

The LA Galaxy picked up their first point of the season with a spirited 1-1 away draw against the Portland Timbers on Sunday, March 16. The MLS Cup champions continued their improved play in the road draw, with the side that defeated Herediano midweek called back into action against the Timbers. And they once again showed why they ran out overwhelming winners in the Champions Cup, with several energetic and solid performances leading the way for the Galaxy to get a result in a place that hasn’t been kind to LA. With two straight, improved performances under their belt, how close is this team to the LA Galaxy team that won the champs their sixth star and do they have another level to give before they match those title-winning heights? Special Guest Justin Ruderman

The Los Angeles Galaxy picked up their first win of the season on Wednesday, March 12 with a dominant 4-1 win over Costa Rican Champion Herediano in the second leg of the Champions Cup at Dignity Health Sports Park to advance from the Round of 16 and earn a date with Tigres in the quarterfinals. The MLS Cup champion finally woke from their slumber with an improved performance led by the players pressed into service due to the injuries LA has sustained. And they took their opportunities with both hands, as they were the catalyst for a complete performance that Greg Vanney will be hoping is the turn-around moment in the season. With a motivating win under their belt, important players ready to come back from injury and contribute the squad, and the heaviest part of March’s congested fixture period mostly over, will the LA Galaxy be able to turn around their season from a less-than-ideal start when they visit the road against Portland over the weekend?