Bradley Still Has Many Decisions To Make For USA
by Pat Martin (Analysis | Miami Herald - May 26)
Even with the announcement of his final 23- man roster for the upcoming FIFA World Cup in South Africa on Wednesday afternoon, United States coach Bob Bradley has a lot of important decisions to make. more details | go to article

U.S. Coach And Son Ready For Unique World Cup Experience
by Pat Martin (Profile/Interview | Miami Herald - May 21)
U.S. soccer coach Bob Bradley coaching his son, Michael, at the senior national team level - a unique experience for sure, especially with the U.S. in camp gearing up for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa next month. But when you talk to both men, you get the feeling that each one is different, something special. They are the same in that way. more details | go to article

Are MLS Players Asking For Too Much In CBA Negotiations?
by Pat Martin (Commentary | Sports Network - February 18)
When Major League Soccer began operation in 1996, its chances of sustaining a legitimate, profitable league were considered slim in the crowded American sports scene. more details | go to article

Ralston Heading Into Uncharted Waters
by Pat Martin (Profile/Interview | Sports Network - February 3)
Major League Soccer original Steve Ralston is entering unknown territory. The 35-year-old signed with AC St. Louis to be a player/coach earlier this week, becoming the first player to be inked by the new North American Soccer League club, and ending his 14-year run as one of MLS's most productive players. more details | go to article

Seattle Has High Hopes Entering 1st Season
by Pat Martin (Preview | Sports Network - March 17)
Heading into last season, Seattle Sounders FC coach Sigi Schmid knew it was a make or break season as far as his coaching career in Columbus. more details | go to article

R-E-S-P-E-C-T, That's What Cooper Needs From FCD
by Pat Martin (Profile/Interview | Sports Network - August 8)
According to Kenny Cooper Sr. - Major League Soccer star forward Kenny Cooper's father and advisor - it's all about respect. more details | go to article

Revs Have Knack For Finding Diamonds In The Rough
by Pat Martin (Analysis | Sports Network - March 31)
Coal is turned into diamonds through high temperature and intense pressure. The New England Revolution seem to have the process mastered. more details | go to article

Donovan's Hat-Trick Leads U.S. Over Ecuador
by Pat Martin (Profile/Interview | Sports Network - March 25)
On a day when the U.S. Men's National Team (MNT) broke out its new royal blue third uniform, the team got a performance from star midfielder/forward Landon Donovan that reminded American fans of his play of old, before this past summer's World Cup. more details | go to article