USL Odds, June 5
We're back with the USL Cup group stage!
Well done to Lexington SC in their championship in the USL Super League. After an incredible season, Lexington completed the double, adding the league title to their Player’s Shield, with a 3-1 victory over Carolina Ascent in extra time. With another USL Super League season in the books, the clubs of USL Championship and USL1 both take a pause on their regular seasons’ to focus on the third (or for some, fourth and final) matchday of the USL Cup group stage. By this stage of the group stage, a few teams are likely resigned to their fate in the competition, but there is still a chance to play for rivalries, or a chance to turnaround floundering form, in these games. Squad rotation, though something to consider, provides an opportunity for us to profit. Have a good weekend of wagers, and best of luck to your bets.
As always, make all wagers at your own discretion, any bet you make should be made at your own risk. Only view these options below as potential choices to bet.
All odds were from Bet365 as of Friday, June 5th. Of note, Bet365 currently only has odds on games through the 8pm Eastern kickoffs on Saturday, any match past that time does not currently have odds on them and likely will be added day of the fixture.
Previous Week Recap:
Here are the bets that paid off from last week’s article:
USLC: Charleston ML (1.80), Charleston to score first (1.66), Hartford v New Mexico Draw (3.50), Hartford v New Mexico 0-0 scoreline (13.00), Tampa Bay ML (3.40), Tampa Bay win or draw first half, Tampa Bay to score first (2.40), Pittsburgh win or tie, Under 2.5 total goals (2.15), Phoenix win or tie first half, Under 2.5 total goals (2.10)
USL1: Knoxville ML, Knoxville to score first (2.10), Madison v Corpus Christi Over 2.5 total goals (1.95), Portland or Spokane to win, Over 2.5 total goals (2.30), Richmond v Boise Over 2.5 total goals (1.85), Sarasota win or draw, Over 2.5 total goals (1.95), Omaha correct scoreline 2-1 (9.50)
USL Super League Final: Under 2.5 total goals at 90’ (1.75)
Parlays: Knoxville, Omaha ML parlay (2.93), Under 2.5 total goals parlay: Lexington v Carolina Ascent, Hartford v New Mexico, Pittsburgh v Miami (7.08), Over 2.5 total goals parlay: Sarasota v NY Cosmos, Portland v Spokane (3.50), Tampa Bay ML, Phoenix win or draw, Indy Eleven win or draw parlay (7.65)
Beyond USL: Kai Havertz (ARS) to score or assist (2.50), Champions League final Under 2.5 total goals (1.72), Champions League final Over 9.5 total corners (1.83), Braves ML (1.71), Pirates ML (1.74), Guardians ML (1.76), Dodgers ML, Giants at Rockies over 10.5 total runs parlay (3.36), Braves over 4.5 team runs, Pirates over 3.5 team runs (2.90), Shohei Ohtani (LAD), Kyle Schwarber (PHI) 1+ hit each (3.00), Ozzie Albies (ATL), Tyler Stephenson (2.20) each 1+ hit (2.20), Mike Yastrzemski (ATL) 1+ hit, 1+ RBI (3.30), Logan Webb (SF) 5+ pitcher strikeouts (2.10), Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (OKC) over 29.5 points (1.89), Canes ML (1.38), Canadiens at Canes over 5.5 total goals (1.90), Canes over 2.5 team goals, Canadiens under 2.5 total goals (2.00), Logan Stankoven (CAR) ATGS (3.00), Nikolaj Ehlers (CAR) 1+ point (1.71), Top Toyota Driver: Denny Hamlin (3.00), Top Ford Driver: Ryan Blaney (1.66), Winning Manufacturer: Toyota (1.86), Denny Hamlin to beat Christopher Bell (1.62), Joey Logano to beat Brad Keselowski (1.71), Zane Smith top ten finish (4.00), Denny Hamlin top three finish (2.20), Outright Win Bet: Denny Hamlin (4.50)
USL Cup
Loudoun v Richmond
1.72 - 3.70 - 3.80
Our weekend gets started with a Virginia derby between Loudoun and the Richmond Kickers. The state’s original USL club travel to face their neighbors from USLC, with memories of the Kickers’ 1-0 win over Loudoun in the Open Cup from earlier this season. Both sides are still searching for their first win of the group stage, Richmond having lost two games already (likely having played their way out of the competition). Loudoun lost their first match of the group stage, and have struggled for results across the season as a whole, just one win in the regular season as the Anthony Limbrick era has been a challenging start. But perhaps a derby day revenge result is exactly the performance Limbrick needs to give his Loudoun side a jolt in form (especially since their last game was an embarrassing 4-1 loss to fellow USLC cellar-dwellers, Monterey Bay).
Richmond have been bleeding goals in this competition, having allowed a group high six already (actually tied for most goals allowed across all groups). Loudoun matches this year are averaging over 2.5 goals in the league, and I think that’s a trend that carries over to this competition. Neither of these teams seem likely to advance, but playing for the badge and bragging rights within the state of Virginia should be the motivation needed for both sides (particularly given the traveling contingent of Kickers fans making the journey). I think we see a fun fixture on hand.
Bet: Over 2.5 total goals (1.66)
Charleston v Pittsburgh
2.05 - 3.30 - 3.10
With two wins in the group stage on the board, the Charleston Battery are quickly staking their claim as one of the favorites to win this competition (Charleston are one of six teams who have won their first two group stage games already). Welcoming in the reigning USLC champions Pittsburgh Riverhounds to this game, the Battery will look to continue their four match winning streak over Pittsburgh in the history of this series. For the Riverhounds, a win would put them right back into the conversation for winning Group 6, and to their credit, the Pennsylvania outfit has lost just one of their last six games inside 90’. But visits to the Lowcountry has not been kind to the Riverhounds, as they have not won here since August 2021 (seven away games ago). Charleston has already beaten Pittsburgh at home this season too (2-1 back in March) and the Battery have not lost a home across all competitions inside 90’ since Greenville won in the group stage of last year’s Jagermeister Cup on May 31st. When you extend that to USLC opponents, Charleston have not lost at home since March 2025.
Bet: Charleston ML (2.05)
NY Cosmos v Hartford
4.20 - 3.90 - 1.61
A pair of clubs I have been worried about, and fading for sometime, meet in this matchup at Hinchcliffe. The Cosmos have been in complete free fall, off the back of three straight defeats and five losses in their last six played (their last win coming on May 15th in their last group stage game). In those five defeats, the Cosmos have been outscored 14-3. That Cosmos defense would strike confidence into the eyes of attackers for most any team, except for that of Hartford Athletic. Though Hartford has stopped the bleeding of recent weeks (just one loss in their last six played across all competitions), their attack has left a lot to be desired—averaging just 0.66 goals a match in those previous six played (including being shutout four times). Even last week, we correctly predicted Hartford would draw 0-0 with New Mexico. All that being said, I just simply do not trust the NY Cosmos to get a result as of late. While the winner of this match will put themselves in prime position to stay in the hunt for a wild card spot (or possibly the group lead if results break their way), I have to imagine talent prevails and goes the way of the USLC side.
Bet 1: Hartford ML (1.61)
Bet 2: Under 2.5 total goals (2.30)
Detroit v Lexington
1.72 - 3.40 - 4.20
In a surprising twist (though helped by red cards), Lexington actually won a match away from home last time out, their first win on the road since since September 2025. Coincidentally, the last team that Lexington defeated away from home in that September fixture, was Detroit City (1-0 on September 20th). But Lexington are running into a Detroit team who are a perfect 5-0-0 at home this season, off to one of their best home starts in club history. In weird scheduling, both of these teams have played just one lone group stage match of the competition already, so both will be eager to make up ground on group leaders Louisville, especially after each having already won their first group stage match. Going with the hosts in this one to continue their stellar home form, especially since they have scored the opening goal in each of those five home games played as well. Perhaps this match is worth a look at Detroit “win to nil” scoreline too.
Bet: Detroit ML, Detroit to score first (1.90)
Indy Eleven v Madison
1.44 - 4.00 - 5.75
Maybe it was just new stadium buzz that helped propel Greenville to their win over Madison on Wednesday of this week. But for the Wisconsin club, that’s now just one win in their last five games played. This stat also jumped out to me with Madison as well, they have just two wins in their last eight road games—despite being the second best team in USL1 by road record. For Indy Eleven, they are unbeaten in their last four played (with three of those games going over 2.5 total goals) with three wins in that time. Indy Eleven would also score the first goal in each of their last three games played as well. A win for either team would keep their hopes alive in Group 4 while the loser likely will close their chances on advances. When these sides met in the group stage of this competition last year, it was Indy Eleven winning by a 4-0 scoreline. Going with the host to continue their streak of finding the opening goal and I think it’s likely this one continues the trend of Indy Eleven staying unbeaten.
Bet: Indy Eleven win or draw, Indy Eleven to score first (1.41)
Jacksonville v Tampa Bay
5.25 - 3.90 - 1.50
Tampa Bay just keeps winning. I’ve said it repeatedly that I am a major believer of Dom Casciato’s project here at Al Lang Stadium, and a massive 2-0 victory over Louisville in league last weekend is a major statement of intent for the Rowdies. The last remaining unbeaten team across all of USL, Tampa Bay have scored first in every match they have played. This matchup might be among the most lopsided in the league at the moment (though it was just a 1-0 victory for Tampa Bay when they last visited Jacksonville back in April). For Sporting Jax, while they have one true win inside 90’ this season (over Sarasota in this competition), the side keeps inventing new ways to disappoint against USLC opposition (having blown a 3-0 lead for a 4-4 draw with San Antonio last week, and a rain-shortened draw ended any chance at a win over Brooklyn on Sunday). While Jacksonville has found their goal-scoring form as of late, having scored in their last five games played across all competitions, I don’t see how you can bet against Tampa Bay right now. I offer a few wagers heavy in the favor of the Rowdies.
Bet 1: Tampa Bay ML, Over 2.5 total goals (2.37)
Bet 2: Tampa Bay -1.5 spread (2.35)
Possible sprinkle on Tampa Bay -2.5 spread (4.15)
Of note,
Naples v Sarasota
1.80 - 3.40 - 3.80
The narrative surrounding these two lowest ranked teams in Group 7 have completely turned upside down in recent weeks. Naples are off the back of a 5-1 hammering at home against Charlotte from Wednesday (where they trailed 3-0 at halftime and 5-0 after 71’ played only to score a consolation goal). That’s just one win in their last nine games across all competitions, including six defeats in that time (three of which they failed to cover a +1.5 spread). For Sarasota, they were on track through May to follow a similar narrative as Naples, but now are off the back of two straight wins, including a massive road win against Boise to end the month of May—which we discussed on this week’s USL Show. Going for a third consecutive win across all competitions for Sarasota, while their Floridian rivals are falling in form, I think we have to back the visitors in this derby.
While these two sides might be likely out of it for the USL Cup, and though Naples have won the previous two meetings between these teams, I am riding the confidence to take advantage of the low morale Naples side. But bet for goals in this one.
Bet 1: Sarasota ML (3.80)
Bet 2: Over 2.5 total goals (1.95)
Rhode Island v Westchester
1.40 - 4.33 - 6.00
For both sides, the loser of this game likely sees their USL Cup hopes end before they even play their last group stage game as these two teams sit rock bottom of Group 5 right now. This match represents more so an intangible though in my eyes, each side is faltering in form. Westchester are without a win across all competitions since April (five losses inside 90’ and one draw, in games against USL clubs in that time). For Rhode Island, just one win in 90’ in their last six played. Both sides could really use a win in this match not just for their hopes of advancing in this competition (though the priority of that might be falling by the wayside for each team), but mainly for the confidence booster this game could be for their season. Both Rhode Island and Westchester games in the league this year are averaging over 3 total goals scored (Rhode Island in USLC play still actually has a positive goal differential despite being out of a playoff spot currently). Immediately, I think this game will be high-scoring (a total of 12 goals have been scored across these two teams’ four completed group stage games already), but I am backing the hosts to win, and making it five defeats from their last five played for Westchester.
Bet 1: Rhode Island ML, Over 2.5 total goals (1.95)
Bet 2: Rhode Island HT/FT result (2.10)
Omaha v Fort Wayne
1.60 - 3.60 - 4.75
In one of the more intriguing matchups of the weekend, a fixture I wish we had gotten in the league first—but alas are left waiting until that date in August. Fort Wayne, unbeaten in their last seven matches played, are likely, for all intents and purposes, out of the USL Cup given their gap of points to make up is five, but they will still see this match as an excellent test against USL1’s best. Omaha have been red hot, having won their last three games played. Though the Nebraska side took a heavy 5-1 loss to Louisville (red card impacting the match) last time out in this competition, they remain competitive for a wild card spot provided they win their remaining games. Furthermore, Omaha at home against USL1 opposition has not lost since July 2025. Of note, Omaha’s first half record in league games has been rather dismal, having not lead at halftime of any of their last seven league fixtures (and hold a USL1 joint-high eight draws). Perhaps that is an angle to play for Fort Wayne who have not trailed at halftime of a match since March. But I do ultimately trust Omaha more to find the result in this one, especially with more to play for in this competition still.
Bet: Fort Wayne win or draw halftime, Omaha win or draw fulltime (2.15)
Tulsa v San Antonio
No odds as of writing
These two teams have to be tired of playing each other already, this being the third match between them this season (with a fourth on the horizon in September). In the league back in March, it was a 0-0 draw; in the US Open Cup in April, it was Tulsa eking out 1-0 win. Both of those games extended Tulsa’s unbeaten run over San Antonio to now seven consecutive games across all competitions—June 2022 was the last time San Antonio beat Tulsa. You have to go back to September 2017 to find the last time San Antonio won away at Tulsa too—but despite all of these streaks, the all-time series is only now just an even 8 wins apiece with 7 draws. The winner of this game will put their side in a great position to be the likely winners of Group 3 as well. For San Antonio, their scoring over their last five games played in the league has seen five BTTS - Yes scorelines and averaging 4.8 goals per game. But there is something about Tulsa that disrupts any form San Antonio are on, not to mention Tulsa having gone unbeaten in their last seven games in 90’ across all competitions, while maintaining a clean sheet in each of their last three games. This might be closer than you would think given the high-scoring nature of San Antonio of late, but picking the hosts to get the result in a low-scoring game.
Bet 1: Tulsa win or draw, Under 2.5 total goals
Bet 2: San Antonio win or draw halftime
Colorado Springs v El Paso
No odds as of writing
If you want an entertaining game from a purely neutral perspective, tune into Colorado Springs v El Paso from Weidner Field tomorrow night. These two sides are the two highest average total goals per game teams in USLC at the moment (3.40 a game for Colorado Springs, 4.10 a game for El Paso). Four of their last five meetings have had BTTS - Yes scorelines—and this series has a history of all-time classic matches, who could forget that 4-4 game from 2022! For Colorado Springs, they have not lost at home since September 2025, and while El Paso’s form of late has taken a tumble (just one win in their last five games played), Locomotive have not been shutout in a game this season. Not to mention these are two of the six teams in the competition who have won their first two league games already, leaving the winner of this match in the top spot of the group (and very likely the one to advance at the expense possibly of the other). El Paso are searching for their first win over Colorado Springs since 2023 (six match unbeaten run for the Switchbacks). Going the way of the hosts to get the result, as they have yet to concede a goal in this group stage (that stat likely ends tomorrow), but looking forward to this match most of all for tomorrow.
Bet: Colorado Springs win or draw, Over 2.5 total goals
Spokane v Boise
No odds as of writing
Like Oakland (who I will get to a little bit further down), maybe the Boise project under Nate Miller should be pumping the brakes on our hype train wagers of the club—Boise have no wins in their last three games played, needing a pair of late second half goals last week to rescue a draw with Richmond, having lost two home games prior to that. They take on a Spokane team who have won three of their last four games played across all competitions and have not lost at home since September 2025. When these sides met back in April (for Boise’s home opener), it was a 1-1 draw where Boise had the majority of possession and more shots. However, Spokane has made their home ground as much of a fortress as Boise hopes their home stadium can become one day, and I believe that propels Spokane to win this weekend (especially given these odds)—but I expect Boise to score in this one.
Bet 1: Spokane ML
Bet 2: Over 2.5 total goals
New Mexico v Phoenix
No odds as of writing
In the USLC, these two teams have been the sides I have not been able to entirely figure out thus far (the epitome of mid-table clubs LOL). That mid-table form extends to this competition too as each side has a win and a draw on their records and occupy the middle part of Group 2. For New Mexico, it’s one win in their last four games played (over Charleston no less, and each of those four games being BTTS - No scorelines). For Phoenix, it’s one defeat in their last five games played (and Rising have scored in four of those games, losing the one match they failed to score). Phoenix in this series’ recent history has lost just one of their last four matches against New Mexico, and have won two of their last three visits to Isotopes Park as well. With each side averaging right at the 2.5 total goals mark for their league games played this season already, there’s not really an angle to play on that side.
Bet 1: Draw after 90’
Bet 2: 1-1 scoreline wager
Las Vegas v Oakland
No odds as of writing
Another game featuring two clubs at the bottom of their group stage table entering this weekend. I feel like I should be pumping the brakes a bit on the Ryan Martin project at Oakland in recent weeks, especially as the Roots have lost their last three games played across all competitions (and have just one win in their last five played). To add more worries to their recent form, Oakland have been shutout in two of their last three games played across all competitions, a run of form not achieved since June of last year. But for Las Vegas, this team has become more unpredictable to wager on in recent weeks—especially since the side achieved their first back-to-back clean sheets since September 2025, this past week. Weirdly, dating back to last season, Las Vegas are unbeaten in their last nine home matches played (August 23, 2025 being their last defeat at Cashman Field inside 90’). Oakland has however already defeated Las Vegas in a high-scoring game this season already (4-2 at the Coliseum in April), but weirdly, I think the better angle given these odds is on Las Vegas (the Lights have been unbeaten at half of their last four league games played).
Bet: Las Vegas win or draw
AV Alta v Orange County
No odds as of writing
One of the Cupsets of last season’s Open Cup was AV Alta defeating Orange County on penalties in the third round. It was one of the first major results for AV Alta as a club. But this season is a very different story from the sides that met in that USOC game last year. Both teams are among five teams in the competition who have lost their first two group stage games played, with the loser of this match all but eliminating themselves from the USL Cup. Both sides might be treating this game more as a chance to give some squad rotation or test out some new ideas as we are lining up the makings of a fixture that might ultimately be a dead rubber come end of the group stage. With Orange County averaging under 2.5 total goals scored in their matches this season, I’m inclined to back the USLC side, however, OC’s form of late has been worrying (one win in their last six games). AV Alta meanwhile has just one loss in their last five games played (and just one defeat at home all season across all competitions too). Don’t be surprised if the USL1 side make a tough match out of this one.
Bet 1: Draw after 90’
Bet 2: Under 2.5 total goals
Sacramento v Monterey Bay
No odds as of writing
Don’t look now but Monterey Bay have now won back-to-back games for the first time since, checks notes has it really been nearly a full calendar year (June 7, 2025)? MBFC have been looking a lot more fun in these last two wins, having scored four goals in a victory over Loudoun last week for the most goals they have scored in a game since June 2023 (also weirdly in a 4-1 win over Loudoun, can we play you every week…). For Sacramento, Neill Collins will be hoping his Republic do not lose three games in a row across all competitions for the first time since October 2022 (with LA Galaxy II being the third defeat in that run, of all teams, for your trivia question of the week). But what Sacramento does have going for them is having won their first two group stage games already and a third win here likely all but confirming their spot in the knockouts. I think with the knowledge of a win likely being enough to see them through to the next stage, Republic will be motivated on that basis alone to get three points. But I don’t know, though Monterey Bay have not won away at Sacramento since June 2023, this MBFC team has been playing more inspired as of late. But with Sacramento having yet to concede a goal in this competition thus far, I will come back to reality and pick the capital club in this one.
Bet: Sacramento ML
Brooklyn v Portland
No odds as of writing
Oh dear Portland, you just have to feel for the side after their 3-2 loss to Corpus Christi on Wednesday. Leading at 3-1 85’, only to allow a tying own goal at 90+5’ and then the eventual losing goal at 90+8’. It would hand Corpus Christi their first ever win the league too, while Portland saw their unbeaten in their last four matches played streak reach a conclusion. For Brooklyn, their last outing was a rain-shortened draw with Jacksonville in which they let a 2-0 lead slip to share the points. The Coney Island locals have not won a match since their last USL Cup game in April (3-0 against NY Cosmos). I think a defining characteristic of this Brooklyn is how streaky they’ve been this year, which makes it tough to see when a rut of bad form might reach a conclusion, especially as they welcome one of USL1’s better sides into town. The winner of this match puts themselves into a great spot to advance and with both of these teams averaging over 1.5 team goals across their first two group stage games, I think we are likely to see plenty of chances in this one, but the narrow pitch of Maimonides Park will surely frustrate that I’m going to shy away from a total goals wager and instead back the results upset.
Bet: Portland win or draw
Parlays
ML Parlay:
Indy Eleven, Hartford, Tampa Bay ML parlay (3.50)
Charleston, Detroit, Rhode Island ML parlay (4.95)
BTTS/Goals Parlay:
All games Over 2.5 total goals: Loudoun v Richmond, Jacksonville v Tampa Bay, Rhode Island v Westchester
All games Under 2.5 total goals: Detroit v Lexington, NY Cosmos v Hartford (4.14)
Underdog Parlay:
Richmond win or draw, Sarasota win or draw parlay (3.50)
Non-USL Related Bets
MLB
Friday games only:
Yankees, Braves ML parlay (2.77)
Diamondbacks ML (1.74)
Dodgers, Brewers ML parlay (2.46)
Cardinals ML (1.71)
Royals at Twins under 8.5 total runs (1.90)
Rays at Marlins over 7.5 total runs (1.83)
Red Sox at Yankees over 8 total runs (1.86)
Player props:
Trey Yesavage (TOR) under 6.5 total strikeouts (1.62)
Cody Bellinger (NYY), Trent Grisham (NYY) 1+ hit each (2.10)
Jarren Duran (BOS) over 1.5 batter strikeouts (2.00)
Spencer Steer (CIN), Alec Burleson (STL) 1+ hit each (1.83)
Edwin Arroyo (CIN), Sal Stewart (CIN) 1+ batter strikeout each (2.30)
Andy Pages (LAD), Freddie Freeman (LAD) 1+ hit each (2.00)
HR picks:
Ronald Acuna Jr (ATL) 1+ HR 4.90
Nick Kurtz (ATH) 1+ HR 4.00
Shohei Ohtani (LAD), Mike Trout (LAA) 1+ HR each (13.00)
NBA Finals Game 2:
Spurs ML (1.43)
Knicks +6.5 (2.90)
Points: Brunson (NYK), Wembenyama (SA) 25+ points each (2.60)
Points: Champagnie (SA) over 10.5, Alvarado (NYK) over 2.5 (2.90)
Threes: Champagnie (SA) 3+, Anunoby (NYK) 2+ threes made (2.90)
Rebounds: Bridges (NYK), Brunson (NYK) over 2.5 each (2.75)
Rebounds: Castle (SA) over 4.5, Alvarado (NYK) over 0.5 (2.75)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Game 3:
Over 5.5 total goals (1.80)
Tie after three periods (4.00)
Nikolaj Ehlers (CAR) ATGS (3.50)
Mark Stone (VGK) 1+ point (1.71)
Formula 1 - Monaco Grand Prix
Qualifying Saturday
Leclerc fastest qualifier (1.72)
Antonelli to beat Russell H2H (1.72)
Colapinto to beat Ocon H2H, Bearman to beat Ocon H2H (2.00)
Verstappen top three qualifying (2.10)
Bearman to reach Q3 (2.00)
Leclerc fastest qualifier, wins race (2.75)
Grand Prix Sunday
Verstappen podium finish (1.61)
Verstappen to finish third is 3.25
Over 19.5 total classified drivers (3.00)
Over 20.5 total classified drivers at 7.00 is tempting
Hadjar top six finish (2.75)
Hulkenberg points finish (1.50)
NASCAR Cup Series - FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan International Speedway
Hamlin top Toyota driver (3.10)
Keselowski top Ford driver (6.00)
Head-to-Head Bets:
Buescher to beat Briscoe H2H (2.25)
Keselowski to beat Logano H2H (1.76)
Bowman to beat Chastain H2H (2.25)
Placement Bets:
Hamlin top three (2.10)
Buescher top five (3.00)
Larson top five (2.25)
Keselowski top ten (2.50)
Hocevar top ten (1.83)
Either to win:
Denny Hamlin or Christopher Bell either to win (2.60)
Hamlin outright win (4.50)
Bell outright win (5.50)
Outright win option: Hocevar outright win at 21.00 is interesting
Final Thoughts
The Pittsburgh Riverhounds announced this week of their '“Hounds Pass” fan affordability imitative. For just $60, fans will be granted standing room only access to the 12 remaining Pittsburgh Riverhounds home games for the rest of the regular season. Pittsburgh has always been a club to lead the way with building fan relations with their supporter base so you love to see these types of deals.
Congrats to the Greenville Triumph on opening GE Verona Park this past Wednesday, debuting the new stadium with a 1-0 victory over Forward Madison in front of a crowd of 4,252 (a new club record home attendance). The atmosphere at the ground was fantastic and the newest soccer specific stadium joining the league looked great.
The browser game “82-0”—picking a starting five of NBA players across history to achieve a hypothetical 82-0 record—has been going through Bluesky this week. However, my quest for the game is to see if an 0-82 record is possible—I’ve only been able to achieve 3-79 at my “best” play-through of the game (0-82 might not be possible). The World Cup version of this game series have been equally fun.
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