The Fire faithful were rewarded with a 3-0 win over Montreal at a very chilly Soldier Field. An expected result that took some time in coming to fruition…
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TCK Podcast: Recapping Mexico’s 2025 & looking ahead to 2026
In this episode of The Colorful Kit Podcast, Cesar Hernandez and Nayib Moran delve into the ups and downs of Mexico’s 2025 and look ahead to the World Cup. The latest roster and its World Cup implications are also discussed
Podcast also available on Apple Podcast and YouTube.
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Posted in 2026 World Cup, LigaMX, Mexicans Abroad, Mexico National Team, Roster Announcement
Tagged mexico, MLS, Podcast, raul jimenez, Soccer, world cup
Predicting Mexico’s 2026 World Cup Roster
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Chicago Fire Season Recap: Is This Hope?
Its been a rough decade and a half to be a Chicago Fire fan but the 2025 season has given us something we are not use to: HOPE. Here are a couple things that gave me hope for the future of this franchise.
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TCK Podcast: Analyzing Mexico’s September Roster
In this episode, we dive into Mexico’s September window, discussing the roster, player returns, and tactical changes. We also explore the significance of the U20 World Cup and whether it should be prioritized. Finally, we debate the Leagues Cup’s importance/significance.
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2025 Chicago Fire Salary & Roster Breakdown
One of my favorite days in the MLS season is when the MLS Players Association releases salary figures for its members. They do this twice a year (Spring/Fall) after a transfer window closes. It started way back in 2007 and its how fans know that Cuauhtemoc Blanco was the 2nd highest paid player in the league during his 3 seasons at Chicago. The current Governor of Morelos could never quite catch up to David Beckham‘s salary of $6.5m but he didn’t do too bad at $2.7m a season. For a salary capped league, it really matters how much you pay each player and what you get out of them. For example, it probably wasn’t the best idea for the Fire to make Nery Castillo the 6th highest paid player in the league back in 2010. But that’s the past, lets see if the current FO has done a better job allocating their resources…
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TCK Podcast: Episode 10
In this episode, Varo from Chivas del Norte joins to discuss the disappointing season at Chivas, their young talent, and transfer needs. We end the episode by answering listener questions.
TCK Podcast: Episode 5
In this episode, Raul welcomes Walter Franco from Victus Advisors to delve into the business side of soccer. Exploring the evolving landscape of sports broadcasting, the future of the MLS and Liga MX relationship, and the evolution of Liga MX TV commercial rights. Walter has a prediction for the SUM/FMF partnership and gives some insight on the ongoing renovations at Estadio Azteca. Finally, he gives his thoughts on the early days of San Diego FC.
TCK Podcast: Episode 4
Amelia Lopez from FutMexNation and the “Our Futbol Podcast” drops by to discuss the latest in MLS fashion, her Galaxy season predictions, the vibes with El Tri and NWSL vs LigaMX Feminil.
2023 Chicago Fire Salary & Roster Breakdown
One of my favorite days in the MLS season is when the MLS Players Association releases salary figures for its members. They do this twice a year (Spring/Fall) after a transfer window closes. It started way back in 2007 and its how fans know that Cuauhtemoc Blanco was the 2nd highest paid player in the league during his 3 seasons at Chicago. The current Governor of Morelos could never quite catch up to David Beckham‘s salary of $6.5m but he didn’t do too bad at $2.7m a season. For a salary capped league, it really matters how much you pay each player and what you get out of them. For example, it probably wasn’t the best idea for the Fire to make Nery Castillo the 6th highest paid player in the league back in 2010. But that’s the past, lets see if the current FO has done a better job allocating their resources…
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