6 Americans to watch in MLS 2015

Tell us more Ruben, I am quite interested

 

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As a former soccer player, I remember thinking 35 years ago that by now soccer would be much more popular than most sports. Within five years of thinking that I realized I was wrong.

 

I even try to like the MLS, and I don't like the MLS.

 

And MLS has almost no chance to be big time because it will likely always be a minor league to the big-money Euro leagues.

 

Once our second and third division put their thing together, every small town in America will have a soccer team, remember these.

I dont see baseball getting any bigger but then again, nobody can predict the future.

 

I've met a few MLS players when they have come to give clinics to my kids' leagues. Most of the parents think it's a really cool thing that these civic-minded young lads do. Then I tell them the guys are doing it because they make $50K or less and could really use the $200 our league is paying them.

 

MLS has a harvard business model that is working, is a slow process but it will get there.

 

Soccer's boring. No one ever scores.

 

To me baseball and golf are boring but then again, I dont know much about those sports so I cant judge a sport I know nothing about.

 

But you keep trying to.

 

I know plenty about soccer. And I hate it. It's boring.