After four draws and one loss since their last victory, the Red Bulls finally played a full 90 and were able to hold onto a lead till the end. And in front of the home fans for the first time since beating Man. City 2-1 on July 25, the Red Bulls gave their fans a [...]

Despite holding the lead twice, and being up a man for the final 47 minutes of the game, the New York Red Bulls only managed a meager point away to Houston. The Dynamo substitute Brian Mullen scored off a header in the 89th minute, putting Houston level with New York at 2-2. Thierry Henry’s MLS [...]

The SR guys discuss Henry’s impact on the New York Red Bulls and Major League Soccer, review a horrible loss at the Columbus Crew, chat up longtime defender Carlos Mendes, and as always, answer your email! Give us a listen! Seeing Red! is a collaboration of ASN’s Nathaniel E. Baker, Mark Fishkin of TheKinOfFish and [...]

The New York Red Bulls played another listless performance Saturday night and this time were punished by an efficient Columbus Crew squad. By taking all three points from the match, the Crew move five points clear of the Red Bulls in the Eastern Conference standings. With the way New York is playing right now, that [...]

Perhaps taking a page from the U.S. national team’s performance at the 2010 World Cup, the New York Red Bulls recovered after a very weak start to salvage a point at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park on Sunday night. Juan Pablo Angel found the scoresheet again, equalizing off a corner kick to allow the team to earn a 1-1 draw with the Colorado Rapids. It was the captain’s fifth goal in the last five MLS games. Skip right to the player ratings.

The New York Red Bulls defeated Chivas USA 1-0 in the last MLS match before the World Cup break for both teams. It was a lethargic affair from two very tired teams, punctuated only by Seth Stammler’s highlight goal, occasional roughhousing and questionable refereeing decisions (or non-decisions). Here ASN’s player rankings for the victorious Red Bulls

ASN photographer Scott Marsh was at the New York Red Bulls 3-1 win over Juventus Turin May 23 at Red Bull Arena. A few of our favorite shots follow, without the customary snarky commentary because, well, the guy who writes them doesn’t care about these friendlies. Besides, the photos should speak for themselves. The full [...]

Three second half goals paced the New York Red Bulls to a 3-1 victory over Juventus FC at Red Bull Arena. Jeremy Hall, Conor Chinn and Juan Pablo Angel all found the back of the net, but it was Irving Garcia who impressed most. The 22-year old rookie was everywhere, outdribbling the supposed world-class Juventus defenders and creating chances. If Hans Backe doesn’t start Garcia in Dane Richards’ place now he either didn’t watch the match or is being blackmailed. Come to think of it, maybe Richards does have something on the Swedish coach?

ASN moonlighter and fellow Seeing Red!… moderator Dave Martinez attended the New York Red Bulls U.S. Open Cup victory over the New England Revolution and caught up with centerback Carlos Mendes after the match. Here is his report

Welcome to the fifth installment of this feature, which will run within a day or two of the team’s last game, this season. Today we focus on the New York Red Bulls’ 2-1 defeat of Philadelphia Union in the US Open Cup game Tuesday night. To see an explanation of these terms (Good, Bad, Red, Dead) skip to the bottom of this page.