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New York draws Columbus, which helps the playoff cause. 

Jochen Schnieder speaks with Red Bulls Radio, and the US Men’s National Team comes to town. That’s all tonight on Seeing Red. Mike Battista co-hosts.

Inside this episode:

-Go inside the draw over the Crew

-Talk about what Jochen Schneider said and didn't

-Emil Forsberg speaks to the South Ward

-2026 Open Cup Qualifiers start in the area

-We speak with Brian Sciaretta on the USMNT

-Your emails

Soccer is a game of mistakes. Sunday in Charlotte, the Red Bulls made one. Charlotte did not in a 1-0 road loss for New York. Incredibly, Chicago lost even worse, elevating the Red Bulls into 9th place with six matches left to play. Next up: the first of two matches against the Columbus Crew. Daniel Rebain co-hosts.

Inside this Episode: -

A breakdown of the breakdown in Charlotte

-A Bull of the Week?

-A look at the playoff picture

-A preview of the Crew’s visit to Harrison this Saturday

-Your Emails

With the Open Cup behind them, the Red Bulls take a big step in the Eastern Conference playoff race by finally beating the Philadelphia Union. Now the road beckons, and New York has to find a way to win there if they want to stay in the hunt for the postseason. Gustavo Guimarâes joins as co-host

Inside this episode:

• Recapping a wild week against the Union

• Bull of the Week

• A look at the playoff race

• Preview of New York’s visit to Charlotte

• A chat with New York Red Bulls defender Noah Eile

• Your emails

The Red Bulls come from behind to beat Salt Lake in one of the strangest matches in recent memory, and prep for the biggest match of the season to date, the US Open Cup Quarters at Philadelphia.

Tonight, along with Mike Battista, 

• We’ll look back at Sunday’s win against RSL

• Bull of the Week

• Prep for Wednesday’s do-over of the USOC Quarterfinal

• Chat with Steve Jolley of RB Radio

• Your emails

The Red Bulls have a last second win and a shootout loss in the 2025 Leagues Cup, and might, just might have a chance at reaching the quarterfinals with a regulation win v FC Juarez on Thursday Night in Harrison.

Inside this episode…

• A quick rundown of the Leagues Cup to date

• Bull of the Week for the first two matches

• Will Timo come, or not? 

• A look ahead at the Red Bulls unique week

• A preview of New York’s Thursday match v Juarez

• A chat with Red Bulls Radio’s Matt Harmon

• Your Emails

New York’s attack is absolutely listless on the road, falling 1-0 to the Fire on a first-half penalty-kick. The Red Bulls are below the line with only nine games to play, and with a tough league schedule ahead of them, have a tough road to the playoffs. Michael Battista co-hosts.

Inside this episode:

-A look back at a dreary night at Soldier Field

-Bull of the Week

-A look ahead at the remaining schedule

-Berggeren signed, is there more help coming?

-Leagues Cup Primer

-A preview of the Red Bulls first Leagues Cup opponent, Chivas

-Your Emails

Ruben Tisch of The Lantern drops by to chat Chicago Fire ahead of the Saturday's RBNY visit to Solider Field.

The Red Bulls snapped the team’s five-match winless streak, as New York turned a 2-0 halftime deficit into a 5-3 win on Wednesday in one of the most MLS games ever. Messi is coming in this Saturday however. Can the Red Bulls keep it going? Daniel Rebain co-hosts.

Tonight on Seeing Red

-A look back at a bonkers night in Harrison

-Bull of the Match

-A look at what’s left of the 2025 season

-Miami Preview

-Predictions

-Your email

Sam Minton of The Blazing Musket drops by to chat New England Revolution ahead of the OG '96er clash tonight in Harrison.

A road point at San Jose… a good result… or not so much?

Inside this episode:

• A look back at the road draw at the Quakes

• Bull of the Match

• A preview of the US Open Cup Quarterfinal between the Red Bulls and Philadelphia (It’s been a long time since New York has a win in this series

• A quick look at the other Quarterfinal matchups

• A chat with Matthew de George on the Union

• Our thoughts on the CWC

Michael Battista Co-hosts