Orlando City has learned its fate to open the 2021 MLS Season which may have added ramifications for the 2021 US Open Cup. Plus, the Lions still need left back help and new ownership could be on the way

On the Lions' addition of Dutch winger Silvester van der Water and the arrest of Orlando City defender Jonathan Suarez

Orlando City has made a flurry of moves as the MLS preseason gets closer. With Daryl Dike in the shop window in England, will former wonderkid Alexandre Pato be just what the Lions need up top? Plus, a roster update with just two weeks until training camp

Orlando City loaned in a brand new backup goalkeeper from Premier League giants and the Lions picked four players in this year's SuperDraft. But what does it all mean for the 2021 season?

With Orlando City's cap situation tight and a handful of spots to fill, the guys discuss the team's needs and what realistic expectations may look like in 2021

Orlando City has already confirmed that Antonio Carlos and Mauricio Pereyra are returning for 2021 - but what about the rest of the roster? How much room does OCSC have to play with and do they need to make massive moves?

Rodrigo Schlegel played hero for Orlando City in one of the wildest penalty shootouts in MLS history. Matt and Logan recap the first playoff win in OCSC history and the fallout from two red cards going into the Eastern Conference Semifinals

Orlando City meets old foe New York City FC on Saturday in the club's first ever playoff match. Will the Lions finally be fielding a fully healthy lineup? Can they stifle the red hot pigeons attack? What would playoff glory or playoff despair mean for how we view 2020?

The folks from Post 90', a NYCFC podcast, join us to discuss.

With just two matches left in the 2020 regular season, Orlando City's playoff picture is becoming clearer by the day. A monumental makeup match with Columbus waits on Wednesday before Nashville comes to town for Decision Day. Can the Lions leap to 3rd? And which team provides the best 1st round opportunity?

Orlando City lost its first match in 13 games down in Ft. Lauderdale. Is it cause for concern or just a blip due to lack of personnel in a rough season? Have Orlando's flaws been exposed and are they correctable in 2020?