Angel City FC, San Diego Wave FC, and LA Galaxy all came away undefeated, giving us plenty to celebrate on the latest episode. From NWSL battles to MLS action, our teams showed up with big performances, big energy, and statement results. Hear Christian and Michelle's

The road trip showed both sides of the Galaxy season.

A huge comeback win in Atlanta showed the fight, talent, and potential this team still has. Pec stepped up, Reus delivered, and Vanney’s adjustments worked.

The loss to Sporting KC was frustrating — but heading into the international break, there are still signs this group can build momentum.

🎙️ New episode: breaking down the highs, lows, and why hope for the 2026 Galaxy isn’t gone yet.

Despite injuries and frustrating dropped points, LA Galaxy still have opportunities to turn their season around. With expectations rising and pressure mounting, the big question is whether the Galaxy can regroup, find consistency, and start dominating the competition before it’s too late.

NWSL is already in Week 2, and some teams are finding their identity while others are still searching. Michelle and Christian break down the early storylines and what’s standing out.

The LA Galaxy? Right now they look like a box of Lego pieces with talent is there, but the full set hasn’t clicked. We talk lineup combinations, chemistry, and what’s still missing.

Spring break is here, but when we return we’ll dive deeper into US Soccer storylines and international play, plus how NWSL and MLS shape up moving forward.

The NWSL season kicks off with new energy and early drama, while the LA Galaxy find themselves in a strange spot — struggling in MLS but dominating in CONCACAF. Michelle and Christian unpack the contrast, the key performances, and whether Galaxy can translate international success into league results.

Galaxy fans, take a breath and step back from the ledge. The 4–1 loss in Colorado wasn’t pretty, but there were still glimpses of what this team can be according to Michelle and Christian. Now the Gs return home for two big opportunities: CONCACAF Champions Cup Round of 16 vs Mount Pleasant and a league clash with Sporting Kansas City. On paper, LA should be the better side in both. NWSL season kicks off this weekend as well. More fun to come, stay tuned!

LA Galaxy have more challenges to face even though they have not yet lost a match. Michelle nitpicks the team and Christian critiques the tactics as Galaxy head to Colorado before facing Mt. Pleasant in the CONCACAF Champions Cup tournament.

LA Galaxy have a challenging start to their season. Michelle and Christian review the team's need to shake off the dust and show out at the next match against San Miguelito and against Charlotte at Dignity Health Sports Park to rebuild the fortress at home. Can the coaching team manage to get a solid win and regain the fandom's trust? The specter of 2025 looms, but listen for the positive takeaways in the early start. Let's go! We're all in this together!

Preseason is wrapped for the LA Galaxy after their run at the Coachella Valley Invitational and the signs are promising. Heavy hitters made early impacts, while quieter depth pieces showed this squad is deeper than expected. Despite lineup changes and finding their rhythm, Galaxy found ways to compete and build momentum.

Now it’s on to the real test: Galaxy open the season vs New York City FC on Feb. 22, following their CONCACAF Champions Cup match. In this episode, Michelle and Christian break down preseason takeaways, standout performances, and why this team looks ready to push back toward championship form.

The Galaxy midfield is changing and not always by choice. In this episode, Michelle and Christian break down how LA Galaxy are adapting without Riqui Puig, why Joseph Paintsil and Gabriel Pec have stepped up, and what the shift toward vertical play really means. We also critique Greg Vanney’s familiar slow starts, highlight improved goalkeeping, and preview the upcoming open trainings in Coachella Valley. A must-listen for Galaxy fans looking beyond the scoreboard.