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? 

The Los Angeles Galaxy find themselves in free fall after their latest defeat, a frustrating 3-0 loss against St. Louis City at home on Sunday, March 9. The Galaxy improved from their previous futilities but could still not find the net, as several good chances were wasted by a team still trying to get on the same wavelength. They were punished yet again for miscommunication between the goalkeeper and his defense, as St. Louis took advantage of the miscues to get their first goal of the season and change the course of the game. With a fourth straight defeat, the Galaxy are starting to hear it from fans, who walked out en masse before full-time and who booed at the final whistle. As has been the way this season so far, the Galaxy have just three days before being put to the test again at home when they host Herediano in the second leg of their round of 16 Champions Cup tie. Can the Galaxy overcome the 1-0 away deficit from the first leg and kickstart their season in a “must-win” game?

The Los Angeles Galaxy remains winless to start the season after a 1-0 debut Champions Cup loss to Herediano in Costa Rica on Wednesday, March 5. LA had several chances to change the scoreline, but has been unable to find the net but once all campaign and were made to pay for a mistake in the back. After a third straight loss in which several in the lineup were Galaxy second-string players, we look at what the bright spots are from the defeat and who could be the players to step up for the Galaxy during their injury crisis. The current champs have little time to dwell on the defeat as they host St. Louis City on Sunday, March 9, in a bid to jumpstart their season and taste victory before a crucial second leg in the Champions Cup next week. Will the LA Galaxy finally get their first elusive victory of the year against the visitors from St. Louis on Sunday? Special Guest Mo Seka of MoFutbolTV

The LA Galaxy have lost two games in a row to start their 2025 season after being defeated on the road by the Vancouver Whitecaps 2-1 on Sunday, March 2. The match started horribly for the Galaxy as they conceded within the first two minutes, but things didn’t look much better for them the rest of the match, as they struggled to put much of a game together against a high-pressing Whitecaps team. To make matters worse, an already injury-hit Galaxy was forced to withdraw two starters due to being hurt in the loss, with one looking like it could be a long-term absence. They now travel to Costa Rica to kick off their Champions Cup campaign in a wounded state. How will the Galaxy survive this early-season moment filled with adversity and injuries? 

The Los Angeles Galaxy takes its first road trip of the season as they travel to Vancouver to face the Whitecaps on Sunday, March 2, in an effort to avoid a two-game skid. They’ll face a Whitecaps team that won big on opening day at a ground they’ve typically had trouble at. After the stunning loss to San Diego FC, the Galaxy needs to pick up points, but a congested fixture list, which includes a stop in Costa Rica, is making things complicated for Coach Greg Vanney. Will the Galaxy get a win at Vancouver and get a bounce before they play their first Champions Cup match? Special Guest Co-host of Corner of the Galaxy Podcast and LA Times Sports Writer, Kevin Baxter.

In just one match, the championship glory of last year was erased as the LA Galaxy were stunned 2-0 at home by expansion side San Diego FC on Sunday, Feb 23 on the very first edition of Sunday night soccer. In a match that made it seem like the Galaxy was the new team in the league, silly mistakes spelled their doom. That, along with a sputtering attack that seemed disjointed, assured that the champions wouldn’t ever really get into gear on an emotional night in LA that saw the title holders unveil their recently won championship banner. What were the key problems that saw the Galaxy fall to San Diego, and is the Galaxy struggling the new normal?

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.