Hey, soccer fans! We're back with more Chicago Fire talk as we recap the Men in Red's loss to Sporting KC in their Leagues Cup opener. The Fire went ahead on a sweet strike by Koutsias, only to be beat by Castellanos and Agada of Kansas City later in the match. We analyze what the match can tell us about the remainder of the Chicago Fire's season.

In the second half, Nick reads his favorite quotes from a recent Crain's article that interviewed Fire owner Joe Mansueto and Chicago Red Stars President Karen Leetzow on building a soccer stadium in Chicago. The article - and Nick's reactions - touch on the challenges of playing at Soldier Field, the use of public funds, and the difficulties of south side venues.

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Hey, soccer fans! Nick is back with a quick, unscripted episode commenting on all the action from around the American soccer landscape. He gives his thoughts on MLS All-Star Week, looks ahead to the Leagues Cup, reacts to Matt Doyle's comments on the Chicago Fire, and touches on the United States' Olympic soccer schedule.

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Hey, soccer fans! The Chicago Fire took a trip to South Beach to face a Messi-less Inter Miami team but could not come back with a win. The Men in Red continue to play lethargic, uninspiring soccer, and fall to the Herons 2-1. Our host does not hold back in his criticism of the players and coaching staff, and gives his live reactions to Manager Frank Klopas' post-game comments.

In the second half of the show, Nick discusses headlines from the Chicago Fire organization - a Fan-First Guarantee if Messi doesn't play in Chicago and news on the new training center - as well as discussing the latest big MLS outgoing transfer. Caleb Wiley of Atlanta United has been transferred to Chelsea for a reported $11 million transfer fee.

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