Miami won MLS Cup last season, to be sure, but otherwise the franchises have been equally successful in the Eastern Conference.

Great starts from Chase Burns and Andrew Abbott halted the eight-game losing streak. Expect Nick Lodolo to start rolling too.

Evander and Roman Celentano put the team on their backs in Chicago and set up FCC as favorites in their four remaining matches this month.

Four straight losses have brought the bandwagon back to Earth, but Nick Lodolo’s return could provide a big boost.

Trading their first-round pick for veteran Dexter Lawrence, extending his contract, and then drafting outside their comfort zone were positive responses to Joe Burrow’s cry for help.

His growing partnership with Evander bodes well for the team’s offense. Uneven defense remains a big problem.

Newfound poise and confidence have propelled Cincinnati to an 11-0 record in close games and first place in the tough NL Central.

The city's small but mighty community of curlers is embracing its post-Olympics popularity boost.

Fun and flawed, the team is floudering in 10th place in the East Conference. Up next are matches against the two New York teams.

Their closer is miscast, yet Cincinnati owns baseball’s best bullpen ERA and first place in the NL Central.

Can FCC convince Brazil's all-time leading scorer to join MLS? Can pigs fly?