Orlando City defied all odds to snatch a point in Portland but followed it up with a dud at home. As the red line stretches further away, is Saturday's match against the Revolution already must-win to stay in the hunt?

Orlando City made club history by moving on to the US Open Cup Semifinals, defeating NYCFC on penalties. The Lions followed it up by earning three points against the reeling Crew. Are the Lions actually on the upswing?

Plus, Gavin Rushnell from OC Lions Blog stops by.

Orlando City got two shots at the current Eastern Conference leaders and came up a bit short. Did the Lions prove anything by testing their mettle with the Union?

Plus, the importance of the Open Cup.

Orlando City lost a heartbreaker to Wayne Rooney in Washington but managed to turn it around and down struggling Columbus over the weekend. Can the Lions keep the momentum going?

Plus, midseason awards are handed out.

Orlando City has progressed to the Quarterfinals of the Open Cup yet again. Should the Lions prioritize the trophy or focus on battling for a playoff spot?

Plus: what the salary figures mean for Orlando's summer window and how Josue Colman's departure impacts upcoming transfers.

Orlando City demolished the Montreal Impact in one of the Lions' best displays in a very long time. Is this OCSC turning over a new leaf?

Plus, Orlando is moving its academy yet again and is set for a major announcement.

It was a frustrating loss to a Zlatan-less Galaxy to round out a rough May for the Lions. Orlando City had its opportunities but couldn't convert, much like the rest of the season.

Orlando City clobbered FC Cincinnati in a much-needed victory. Tesho Akindele has showed out this season but can he shoulder the load while Dom Dwyer is struggling? Does this blowout signal Orlando is on the upswing?

Orlando City remains result-less in May after losing to Atlanta United and Seattle. The matches were close, but is that a positive sign?

Plus, the kids got a run out in the Northwest. What did we learn?

Orlando City hung with Toronto before falling apart in the second half. Are the Lions proving they're a solid side by handling one of the East's best or are their flaws still too great to overcome?