Hello all. It is time for your latest installment of Your Questions Answered. This is the second of four parts of the most recent Q&A session.There are plenty of topics covered, from the U.S. World Cup 2010 team to MLS expansion to the Chicago Fire and New York Red Bulls.Let's get started. Here are some more of your questions answered:MARK- Will Juan Pablo Angel be a Red Bull in '09? IVES- I say yes. It's been a frustrating year for him, but with the new stadium set to open and the team having plenty of money and a DP spot to use, I think Angel will be convinced to stay.---------------------------- DCU Fan- Who will be the head coach of DC next season? Will it still be Soehn, or do you see someone else in the position?  read more »

                                                                      Photo by ISIphotos.com Good morning and welcome to the latest installment of Your Questions Answered. It took a long time, but I finally finished off the last Q&A session, from October, and have those remaining answers for you today.  read more »

We're almost at the end. For those of you waiting for the final portions of the most recent Q&A, here is the next to last batch of answers. I will look to knock out the final questions for this afternoon so keep an eye out for those. For now, here are some more of your questions answered: ----------------------------- LEGOLAS H- Concerning the lack of fit and skilled strikers for the US national team, are Brian Ching and Taylor Twellman out for World Cup qualifications? Are Eddie Johnson and for that matter Jozy Altidore the only real options for strikers? IVES-...Ives Galarcep

Here it is, the final portion of the most recent Q&A session. Admit it, you probably thought you wouldn't see it for another month, but here it is. There are a variety of subjects covered, both MLS related and European soccer related. Among the questions are one about Eddie Johnson and whether he'll ever have a reason to smile in a national team uniform again, as well as one about the future of the right wing position for the national team. Here they are, the rest of your most recent questions answered (Keep an eye out for the next Q&A,...Ives Galarcep

                                                                               Photo by ISIphotos.com Goalkeepers are king in the world of fantasy MLS and nobody has enjoyed as strong a season as Jon Busch.  read more »

The title of this post refers to the age of a player for a particular season. I set a specific age for a player in each season, which is something commonly done on baseball sites. That way, you can look at a player's stats and say, ok, he was 22 during that year. Then you can easily compare his age 22 year to those of other players. And it's also way easier than actually figuring out the exact numbers for the time the player actually was 22 years old.

I used July 1st as the cutoff date. That's the date used in baseball since it's about the halfway point of MLB, and that's pretty much the case in MLS as well (it was July 5th this year). So whatever age the player is on July 1st, then that's the age I counted the player as for the lists below.

This post will list the top ten goalscorers for each age. Only regular season goals are counted. If a player played for two teams in that season, then the team listed should be the one where he scored more goals.  read more »

Photo by ISIphotos.com As you may or may not know, the 18-man MLS All-Star team isn't the only list of players selected with relation to the All-Star game. There is also a group of players known as "inactive" all-stars, who are considered the players who would also be all-stars if the MLS All-Star Game still had the same MLS-only format. This distinction was created so that the same number of players (or at least close to it) could receive all-star selection contract bonuses. If you were wondering who these players were in 2008, here they are:Ives Galarcep

The news that Ben Olsen would be out 4-8 weeks, just days after his inspirational return to the pitch, is naturally heartbreaking. But after discussing his Dick's sporting Goods commercial, we wondered how he felt he would be after his surgery. Would he still have the moves that he casually announced to Brian Ching and Christian Gomez? What other moves does Ben Olsen have that he can bring back to the pitch in his return?  read more »

Schellas Hyndman's transition to MLS reached a milestone on Thursday as the long-time SMU coach earned his first point in charge of FC Dallas. The Hoops showed far more energy and promise than they did against the Red Bulls a week earlier, and the result also helped the club walk away with the prize awarded to the winner of this Texas season series.Houston can't be happy. The Dynamo continue to struggle for wins and still haven't shown the championship form expected of a two-time MLS Cup winner.  read more »

Schellas Hyndman's transition to MLS reached a milestone on Thursday as the long-time SMU coach earned his first point in charge of FC Dallas. The Hoops showed far more energy and promise than they did against the Red Bulls a week earlier, and the result also helped the club walk away with the prize awarded to the winner of this Texas season series. Houston can't be happy. The Dynamo continue to struggle for wins and still haven't shown the championship form expected of a two-time MLS Cup winner. Three straight matches without a win is troubling, especially considering the wasted...Ives Galarcep