The All 3 Points Podcast returns for another season!

1. The Union have turned over a large portion of their core for the second year in a row. Will it work? Will it matter?

2. They have a coach who, in his short managerial career, has had one regression to the mean in his second season while coaching elsewhere - will it happen again?

3. And unlike last year, the Union have a packed calendar this season straight from the off. Can they survive the mid-week match gauntlet?

An unequivocally and unexpectedly successful Union season ended with a loss to New York City FC in the MLS Cup Playoffs. Jeremy and Chris are back to talk about the game, the season, the roster, the front office, and what's next.

The Philadelphia Union put the Chicago Fire away over the weekend, demolishing the midwestern side 3-0 after eeking out a penalty shootout victory the week before. The first round match up in The MLS Cup Playoffs was one of contrasting styles and contrasting fortunes, and Chris and Jeremy are here to talk about all of it.

There was also a regular season match against Charlotte that no one watched. That makes 3 games!

The Philadelphia Union, fresh off their worst week of the 2025 season, turned in one of their best weeks of the campaign. They first went to the District and thumped DC United 6-0 and, following some fortuitous results elsewhere, took down New York City FC at home to win the Supporter's Shield.

Chris and Jeremy brought former Philly Soccer Page Managing Editor Peter Andrews on to discuss the momentous occasion.

The Union had hugely important matches in Vancouver and Nashville last week, but of which ended in losses - one of which was an historic drubbing. They finished the seven-day stretch with a win at home against New England, but a listless one at best. And yet, as this impressive Union campgain comes closer to an end, much is still in the team's control.

Jeremy and Chris stop by your podcast queue to talk about it.

The Union continue their unexpected run through the Major League Soccer summer atop the Supporter's Shield standings. With 5 league matches to go and an Open Cup Semifinal, the season is already a success - but with a tantalizing set of trophies well within reach. Jeremy and Chris are back to talk Red Bulls times two, Chicago, and Cincinnati.

A draw in Houston, a win against Colorado, and another draw against a reborn Toronto FC - the Union weren't great in late July and early August, but they did enough to stay atop the Shield Standings and continue to gather points.

An international break and the typical summer smash of games gave Union fans 5 matches in just a three weeks. The Boys in Blue took points and took some knocks along the way, and Chris and Jeremy are here to tell it all.

The Philadelphia Union came out of a packed May on a noteworthy roll and continued that momentum in the first half of June.

The results kept coming, despite injuries, squad rotation, and national team call ups. Wins against Toronto north of the border and Charlotte south of it, sandwiched around a midweek slugfest of a draw in an empty stadium in Dallas meant the Union entered the summer "break" back in the Supporter's Shield's driver's seat (lots of apostrophes there).

Chris and Jeremy are back to break it down, in what is starting to sound like a broken record of goodness.

The Union continue to steamroll the likes of LA Galaxy, Atlanta United, and Pittsburgh Riverhounds - OK, only one of those was a walk - and continue to struggle to put away teams like Inter Miami. Is their trouble in putting away elite teams a problem?