John is joined by Alan, DJ, and Tim to review a dominant 3-1 win over Orlando City SC an Eastern Conference Wild Card clash. Philip Zinkernagel is named a finalist for the MLS Newcomer of the Year. Guti shows how much he wants to win in what may be his best game ever for the Men In Red.

John and Tim sat down with Lori Lindsey - Match Analyst for MLS Season Pass on Apple TV and 2011 World Cup winner - ahead of the Fire's wild card matchup with Orlando City SC to talk working in MLS, the gauntlet of the Eastern Conference, and what to expect when the Fire take the field at SeatGeek on Wednesday night.

John is joined by Tim after the Chicago Fire's 2-2 draw against New England on Decision Day. The duo break down the Fire's flat start and ultimate come-from-behind result that secures the team a date at SeatGeek on Wednesday.

John is joined by Alan and Tim to preview the Fire's 2025 regular season finale at New England Revolution.

John is joined by Alan and DJ to discuss Franco's first game being out as the Fire draw 2-2 against Toronto FC.

Alan is joined by Alex and Tim to celebrate the Chicago Fire book their ticket to the 2025 post season. Fire go to Miami and come out with 3 points after a thrilling 3-5 win. Concerns swirl after Andre Franco went down with what appeared to be a knee injury. Toronto is the next club to face the new look, flaming hot Fire.

In a special episode streamed live, John, Matt and Tim went live to bask in the glory of the first Fire playoff berth since 2017. They talked the game, seeding and the unlikely heroes of the night.

John is joined by DJ, Alan and Tim to discuss what may have been the best half of Chicago Fire football all season. The Fire head to Miami to take on a tired roster that will have played 6 games in 17 days.

John is joined by Alan and Tim to talk ball as the Fire take on their traditional rivals Columbus Crew SC. Jeffery Gal, Johnny Dean, and Chris Mueller all sign extensions as the Fire continue to think about next season.

John is joined by Alan and DJ to review the 0-3 beating on a weak and rotated Loons side. Is the 5-3-2 (3-4-3? 3-2-5?)  here to stay? The stadium moves closer to reality with recent developments from the Department of Development. The Dean cult celebrates as Johnny Dean extends his contract with the club.