La Cuna Galaxiana Podcast

This is the fourth installment of La Cuna Galaxiana’s tactical video series called “Los GaTacticos”. In this episode, we will highlight how Vanneyball was on full display in the first round demolition of the Colorado Rapids and more importantly how it has evolved all season and into the playoffs. We will also reveal our biggest takeaways from this series that the LA Galaxy needs to carry with them into the MLS playoffs as they chase that elusive 6th MLS Cup. With Special Guest Alex Ruiz of The Galactic Tribune.

The Los Angeles Galaxy had their best season in recent memory after finishing with 64 points and earning second in the Western Conference. After a first post-season round in which they blitzed their opposition, they look like genuine contenders for MLS Cup and might be the most in-form team in the playoffs. It’s a big leap from former teams. But just how good are the LA Galaxy?  Ft. Special Guest Christian Miles of MLS/AppleTV

The Los Angeles Galaxy traveled to Colorado needing a win to close out the first round of their best-of-three MLS Cup Playoff series, and they pulled off another professional performance in which they dominated their opponents for a 4-1 win on Friday, Nov 1. After sweeping their previous opponent, the Galaxy will have three weeks off before facing their next rival, Minnesota United. What did we learn about LA in the first round?

The Los Angeles Galaxy were able to put a disastrous Decision Day behind them as they demolished the Colorado Rapids 5-0 in Game One, Round One of the MLS Cup Playoffs on Saturday, October 26. Did the special performance count for much, and what did the Galaxy learn about its opponent for Game Two? Special Guests Alex Ruiz of the Galactic Tribune and Mike Gray of ElTraficoTV

After missing the playoffs in five of the last seven years, the Los Angeles Galaxy will start the first round of the post season on Saturday, October 26, when they host the Colorado Rapids. Despite winning the last two matchups, the Galaxy needs to execute and take care of business against a weaker opponent. Will the Galaxy take the lessons learned on Decision Day as motivation into the playoffs? W/ Special Guest LA Galaxy GM Will Kuntz

Everything that could have gone wrong for the Los Angeles Galaxy on Decision Day did, as LA lost 2-1 on the road against the Houston Dynamo with virtually the final kick of the game on Saturday, October 19. The loss dropped the Galaxy to second place in the Western Conference after having their own fate in their hands. What went wrong for the Galaxy in Houston, and are there positives to take from the defeat?

After 33 match days, it all comes down to Decision Day for the Los Angeles Galaxy as they take on the Houston Dynamo away on October 19. Just one point will see them lock up the top seed in the Western Conference after 13 years. With so much on the line, can the Galaxy get it done and go into the playoffs on the right foot?

The Los Angeles Galaxy have one match left before the playoffs, but the postseason atmosphere was already present at the digz on Saturday for the Galaxy’s 2-1 win over Austin FC. We look in on if the Galaxy is ready and how the playoffs might play out. Special Guests Jose Tellez, Founder of GOLZ TV and Arquitekto Verbal 

The Los Angeles Galaxy got an early taste of the playoffs as they survived a very physical encounter with Austin FC and ran out 2-1 winners at home on Saturday, October 5, to remain undefeated all season. Although they faced an Austin team playing for their lives, LA rose to the occasion and found a way to win through Gabriel Pec and Dejan Joveljic. With just one game left for the Galaxy, how did they fare in an early “playoff” match. 

The Los Angeles Galaxy went to a place they hadn’t won since 2017 and left convincing winners after a 3-1 dismantling of the Colorado Rapids on Wednesday, October 2, for their first road win since June. Although the team did not start well, a commanding second-half performance gets them one step closer to the West crown. Can they close it out at home against Austin on Saturday, October 5th?