I'm going to start this post with a quote from one of my favorite songs - Don Henley's "Boys of Summer."

Nobody on the road
Nobody on the beach
I feel it in the air
The summer's out of reach*

(*I admit that the first time I heard this song was the Ataris version of it, which came out in 2003. Click to continue reading...

I am not a patient man. At all.

I suppose it's a combination of being 1) a man, 2) Portuguese, 3) Irish, and 4)stubborn. I liked Dark Knight until that part where Harvey Dent becomes Two-Face. It should have ended right there. Cue the credits, check out the sequel in two years. Instead, it dragged on another hour, and by the time all those people were trapped on the ferries, I just wished both of 'em blew up simultaneously and ended it right there. Click to continue reading...

The Revolution still left Canada without their first win within the borders of our northern neighbor, but did manage to get a point against Toronto FC on Saturday night.

Taylor Twellman scored the 95th MLS regular season goal of his career to give the Revs a first half lead, but Chad Barrett struck back for Toronto in the second half and the Revs left Canada with a 1-1 draw.

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Two big games in five days. Against two of the best teams in the Eastern Conference. Both of whom are ahead of United in the table.

After a 1-0 win over the Chicago Fire on Saturday, United looks toward big game number two this evening against the second place Revolution. Last week, the guys topped a Revolution team made up almost entirely of reserves 3-1 in the U.

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The New England Revolution fell short in their quest to defend last year's U.S. Open Cup Championship Tuesday. Opting to rest the majority of their starters and not even bothering to bring a full bench, the Revolution fell, 3-1, to a D.C. United side that was playing their best lineup available.

The Revs fell behind just four minutes into the match after 2007 MLS Golden Boot winner Luciano Emilio headed a cross from Bryan Namoff past Revs goakeeper Doug Warren to open the scoring. Click to continue reading...

After a disappointing loss Sunday night in New Jersey, the guys are looking forward to tonight's important match with the New England Revolution. Tonight's game at RFK Stadium kicks off at 7:30 p.m. (ET) and it is not being televised - so get yourself to the stadium! If you absolutely can't make it, it will be available on the radio in both English (1050 AM) and Spanish (1540 AM) and streaming live on dcunited.

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Live tonight on WNRI AM1380 and www.RevolutionRecap.com from 7 till 8PM ET tune in to Revolution Recap for discussion of the Revs SuperLiga Championship, match against the Chicago Fire, and the upcoming US Open Cup semifinal with D.C. United

Tonight's Guests (August 10th):
Adam Sell (in studio)

Plus:
-Post game SuperLiga comments from: Steve Nicol, Craig Tornberg, Jeff Larentowicz, Matt Reis, and Houston Coach Dominic Kinnear. Click to continue reading...

Revolution Recap's special edition SuperLiga preview show is now available as an early release on MP3. The show features US Open Cup post-game comments from Steve Nicol, Taylor Twellman, Kenny Mansally, Doug Warren, Chris Tierney, and Crystal Palace Baltimore President/Manager Pete Medd. Also featured are Steve Nicol, Steve Ralston, and Michael Parkhurst on Santos Laguna and All-Star selections. Click to continue reading...

Tune in to Revolution Recap this Sunday at 7:05PM either on WNRI AM 1380, which has a signal well within reach of Gillette Stadium, or online at RevolutionRecap.com to listen to our special preview for the Revolution's SuperLiga match against Santos Laguna.

Featured in the show will be:

• Michael Parkhurst on preparing for Santos Laguna, what the team expects, and on being selected to the 2008 MLS All-Star First XI.

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NEW BRITAIN, Conn. -- It took penalty kicks, but the Revolution overcame a resilient Crystal Palace Baltimore (USL-2) on Tuesday night to advance to the semifinals of the US Open Cup.

Kenny Mansally gave the Revs an early lead, but Baltimore evened it up fourteen minutes later. Despite ample opportunities for both sides to grab a winner, the match wound up being decided on penalties, where a huge save by Doug Warren helped propel the Revs to the semifinals. Click to continue reading...