Mike Beckstrand

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Research Methodologist @ UMN, CLA. Saint Paulite, YIMBY urbanist, ebiker, dad. MNUFC fan & MLS sicko. COYL. he/him.

Team Total Loan: HG Loan: Intl Loan: TAM Loan: U22 Loan: DP Minnesota United FC 6 1 4 0 0 0 FC Dallas 5 1 2 0 2 0 New York City FC 5 1 1 1 2 0 Houston Dynamo FC 4 1 2 0 1 0 New England Revolution 4 3 1 0 0 0 Philadelphia Union 4 1 0 0 0 0 Red Bull New York 3 0 3 0 2 0
Minnesota United’s Setup The Loons deploy a flexible 3-4-2-1-ish formation that morphs into a 3-2-5 in possession. They build slowly from the back to feed their playmakers. Argentine No. 10 Joaquín Pereyra is the lockpicker. Given the freedom to roam, he links the midfield to the attack. Paired with the vision and distribution of Colombian international James Rodríguez, Minnesota’s final-third combinations are super dangerous.
A screenshot of two data tables from a spreadsheet comparing football leagues based on minutes played, number of teams, and a normalized value per team. Table 1: Knockout Minutes Columns list League, Knockout Minutes, Teams, and Normalized value. English Premier: 18,558 minutes, 20 teams, 927.90 normalized. Spanish La Liga: 10,452 minutes, 20 teams, 522.60 normalized. German Bundes: 6,326 minutes, 18 teams, 351.44 normalized. Italian Serie A: 6,030 minutes, 20 teams, 301.50 normalized. French Ligue 1: 5,682 minutes, 18 teams, 315.67 normalized. Major League Soccer: 2,852 minutes, 30 teams, 95.07 normalized. Egyptian Premier: 1,537 minutes, 21 teams, 73.19 normalized. Mexican Liga MX: 1,365 minutes, 18 teams, 75.83 normalized. Saudi Pro League: 1,315 minutes, 18 teams, 73.06 normalized. Argentine Liga: 1,232 minutes, 30 teams, 41.07 normalized. Table 2: Non-Dom Minutes Columns list League, Non-Dom Minutes, Teams, and Normalized value. English Premier: 15,057 minutes, 20 teams, 752.85 normalized. Spanish La Liga: 6,591 minutes, 20 teams, 329.55 normalized. Italian Serie A: 6,030 minutes, 20 teams, 301.50 normalized. German Bundes: 5,476 minutes, 18 teams, 304.22 normalized. French Ligue 1: 4,734 minutes, 18 teams, 263.00 normalized. Major League Soccer: 1,981 minutes, 30 teams, 66.03 normalized. Saudi Pro League: 1,315 minutes, 18 teams, 73.06 normalized. Turkish SuperLig: 1,141 minutes, 18 teams, 63.39 normalized. Portuguese Liga: 1,020 minutes, 18 teams, 56.67 normalized. Dutch Eredivisie: 1,006 minutes, 18 teams, 55.89 normalized.
Front page of todays Sunday Pioneer Press, showing the head local story on A3 is "more families embracing cargo bikes to get around town"
Eric Ramsay, defensive/set piece coach extraordinaire
Golden firework with haze over Saint Paul Cathedral's dome
Futi.live scores for Jonathan David (28) and Tani Olawaseyi (76)
“We are always looking to improve where we can and we are not just adding for adding sake,” Knowles said about potential new attackers. “We are adding pieces that really impact the team and help the group on the field. “We have a pretty good group and we’ve shown we can be really good against most teams in this league. We can’t be too reactionary in terms of our recruitment process.”
Ebike screen in foreground with front bags/cargo in background. Screen reads 2222.2 miles on the odometer.
Meme of Steve Carrell as Michael Scott in the Office, sitting in front of a whiteboard with the message "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take. -Wayne Gretzky" with -Michael Scott added under it. Below that is added -Bafana Bafana in blue dry-erase marker
A horizontal bar chart titled "Surge Focused on Arrests With No US Criminal History" with the subtitle "Minnesota ICE ERO arrests, December 2025–February 2026." The chart illustrates that the vast majority of arrests targeted individuals with no criminal record, dwarfing all other categories combined. The breakdown of arrests by category includes: No criminal history: 2,404 Pending criminal charge(s): 489 DUI: 177 Violent/potentially violent offense: 148 Other offense: 105 Sex offense: 90 Traffic offense: 81 Immigration offense (illegal entry/re-entry): 76 Theft offense: 75 Unknown previous criminal conviction: 43 Drug sales/trafficking: 32 Drug possession: 21 Property offense: 11 The source at the bottom reads: “Human Rights Watch analysis of ICE ERO data provided in response to a FOIA request to the Deportation Data Project.”
Meme of Steve Carrell as Michael Scott in the Office, sitting in front of a whiteboard with the message "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take. -Wayne Gretzky" with -Michael Scott added under it. Below that is added -CR7 in blue dry-erase marker
Armed federal agents spray chemicals at protesters outside a courthouse in St. Paul MN. A TV camera can be seen to one side. Three plainclothes agents with bulletproof vests, gasmasks, and holstered guns approach a few pictured protesters, spraying an orange liquid at them.
Michael Boxall as a video game character wearing the number 5 black New Zealand national team jersey. He's making a fist in celebration
So, to the world, may I offer a hearty welcome to CONCACAF! This is your life now: referees at the video monitor, carefully deliberating the most insane refereeing decisions you’ve ever seen. Players who have never punched another human being in their life punching an opposing player in full view of God and the referee, as if compelled by a magic spell. Operatic celebrations, theatrical dives, the whole panoply of human emotions expressed by a single CONCACAF midfielder in a ten-second spell, striking down the opposition only to then be struck down himself, retribution and karma via the helpful metric of the referee’s book.
Trees chopped down on the University of Minnesota's West Bank campus. A temporary chain-link fence blocks off the plaza with the Rarig Center and the previously obscured-by-trees Anderson Library in the background
Logo for the International Association of Social Science Information Services & Technology 2026 Conference: "Championing Data - Information Professionals at the Nexus". The association logo is circular with lowercase 'iassist' in the center, surrounded by a rainbow of colors. The conference logo has a swirling dot-based multi colored panel that evokes "digital" with an interconnected pattern.
17. Minnesota United (-6): Didn’t exactly let go of the rope down the stretch, but they clearly weren’t playing with quite the same level of commitment that defined them earlier in the year. This team doesn’t have the firepower to survive that
Bank of America ad featuring Diego Luna in his USMNT soccer kit. The text "Diego Luna redefines strength. Bank of America asks what would you like the power to do?"
Table showing MLS cap space: MNUFC and Real Salt Lake tied with the most open cap space at $5.3M, followed by CF Montreal at $5.1M. This also shows that MNUFC have $4.2M in remaining GAM, Real Salt Lake with $4.4M and CF Montreal with $3.2M
A horizontal bar chart titled "SP26 MLS Roster Median Salary" ranking all MLS teams by their median player compensation. Key Data Points: Top Earners: LAFC leads the league with a median salary of $652,491, followed by Houston Dynamo ($576,379) and Orlando City SC ($530,250). Inter Miami: Despite having the highest total compensation (as seen in previous charts), they rank 5th in median salary at $527,500, indicating a more top-heavy pay structure. Minnesota United: Sits in the lower half of the league with a median salary of $278,590. Colorado Rapids: Ranks even lower, near the bottom of the list, with a median of $201,513. Bottom of the League: Sporting Kansas City has the lowest median salary at $133,019, with Atlanta United ($171,000) and Real Salt Lake ($195,325) also appearing in the bottom three.
A horizontal stacked bar chart titled "SP26 Roster Share by Guaranteed Comp 'non-DP starter-level' Split" showing the percentage distribution of player salary tiers for each MLS team. The chart uses four color-coded categories: Blue (>1.5M): High-earners. Orange (500k–1.5M): Mid-tier/Starter level. Cyan (Low Sr.): Low Senior roster spots. Purple (Supp.): Supplemental roster spots. Key Observations: LAFC has the largest mid-tier group with 17 players in the $500k–$1.5M range. Minnesota United shows a balanced split: 1 player (>1.5M), 10 players (500k–1.5M), 13 players (Low Sr.), and 10 players (Supp.). Colorado Rapids has a similar profile to Minnesota: 1 player (>1.5M), 10 players (500k–1.5M), 12 players (Low Sr.), and 7 players (Supp.). Inter Miami has a more top-heavy distribution compared to the bottom of the list, with 4 players in the over $1.5M category and 10 in the mid-tier. FC Cincinnati and San Diego FC are among the leaders for the highest number of players in the >1.5M tier (5 and 4 players respectively).
A horizontal stacked bar chart titled "MLS SP2026 Team Total Guaranteed Comp by Salary Split" showing the total player compensation for MLS teams, categorized into four tiers: over $1.5M (blue), $500k–$1.5M (orange), Low Senior (purple), and Supplemental (green). Inter Miami leads the league with a total of $54.6M, significantly higher than the next team, LAFC ($32.6M). Most of Miami's spending ($43.6M) is concentrated in the over $1.5M tier. Further down the list: Minnesota United has a total compensation of $15.6M, with the largest portion ($9.1M) spent on the $500k–$1.5M tier. Colorado Rapids sits at a total of $14.1M. Philadelphia Union has the lowest total shown at $11.7M.
Tweet from Pipe Sierra stating "James Rodriguez would retire after the World Cup. He communicated this to #MinnesotaUnited"
The threat of relocation, of the abnegation of a club's history just like that because there's a better real estate deal to be had three states over means the scale of passion we see in the stands in Dortmund – or, if you want to keep it closer to home, next week at El Volcan – will always be two generations away. Those dudebros will always choose France vs. Argentina, and those kids will always choose Real Madrid, and MLS will always fall just short. You understand what that means, right? We will never get there.
Dissolving the contract in Vancouver affects every single MLS market. It’s an infection that cannot be contained. Fans in Montreal will wonder when their time is up. Fans in Philadelphia will start to think that maybe a new owner won’t want to be in Chester and that Phoenix looks much better. What is the point of spending your entire weekend making the TIFO that the team and the league will use in all their promotions if you know that your team may not be here next year?
A poster from the University of St. Thomas with the title "We Want to Hear from You!" and a background image of an ornate arched entrance. Text reads: As St. Thomas plans for the future, we want to learn from our neighbors about what is most important when it comes to campus development and neighborhood priorities. St. Thomas is proposing to update its Conditional Use Permit with the City of St. Paul, which regulates building uses and placement for the St. Paul campus. Please us this QR code and take the survey to help inform future campus planning efforts, and tell us how St. Thomas can contribute to the vibrancy of our neighborhood. In the upper right is a large QR code. In the lower right, the University of St. Thomas logo with text.
Screenshot of the following text: 10. Minnesota United (+2): Now unbeaten in five (all competitions) since they got brutalized in Vancouver. The return to the 5-4-1 has worked, and the Tomás Chancalay acquisition – remember, they got him for basically nothing – has looked like one of the shrewdest moves by anybody this year.
Shaq sleeping "I sleep / real shit" meme template with the caption "James during the regular season" next to the image of Shaq sleeping and the words "i sleep" and the caption "James during tournament soccer" next to an image of Shaq's head and eyes glowing and the word "real shit"
Banner held up by fans at soccer game "you have friends in this galaxy" in yellow with the rebel symbol from Star Wars
Image Description: A blue line graph titled "Immigration arrests during Operation Metro Surge" tracking daily arrests from early December to mid-March. The y-axis ranges from 0 to 140 arrests, and the x-axis shows a timeline spanning four months. Key Data Points and Trends: December: Arrests fluctuate between 0 and 60. A notable dip occurs around December 25th. January Surge: In early January, there is a sharp, vertical spike in arrests. This coincides with a text annotation: "Homeland Security sends 2,000 more agents to Minnesota." * Peak: Arrests reach their highest point of approximately 145 around January 9th. February Decline: Following the peak, arrests trend downward with significant volatility. End of Operation: In mid-February, arrests drop sharply toward zero. The graph ends in March with consistently low activity (under 10 arrests per day). Annotated Events (in chronological order): Late Dec: Nick Shirley releases video. Early Jan: Homeland Security sends 2,000 more agents to Minnesota. Early Jan: Renee Good killed (occurs during the initial surge). Late Jan: Alex Pretti killed. Late Jan: Greg Bovino leaves Minnesota. Mid-Feb: Tom Homan announces end of Operation Metro Surge. Source Credit: The bottom of the chart attributes the data to the "Deportation Data Project" and notes it was created with Datawrapper.
In contrast to the aggregate level, within the broad classes of renters and landlords, the distribution of benefits and costs are not progressive. In particular, though the intention of the law was to benefit lower income renters, our results suggest that the largest rental cost savings were realized in the neighborhoods with the richest renters. At the same time, the absolute costs born by landlords vary little with landlord income or wealth. Thus, normalizing the absolute effects by landlord income, the tax rate on landlords is regressive. To explain the regressivity of benefits, we show that neighborhoods in St. Paul with higher incomes also have higher expected rent growth, which causes larger wealth effects when rent control is implemented with a uniform rent cap. Given that the positive correlation between income and rent growth is not unique to St. Paul, the introduction of uniform rent control will likely be poorly targeted in other cities, too.
“I empathize with Joaquin,” said El-Ahmad who was born in Lebanon before his family moved to Sweden when he was young. “I also drive around with my passport and green card. My kids have an extra note in their bag, just in case mom and dad don’t come home, which, in its instance, is something that brings back childhood memories of me being a war refugee. It’s not a pleasant thing to carry. “At the same time, I’m really, really proud of the players and the staff and how we’ve really managed it. It’s not easy when you’re preparing for a season, and then you see the pictures in our community that are not normal and they should not be happening. It’s not even about political views. For me, it’s about human values and human decisions and what is right and what is wrong. With the things I’ve seen, I empathize and stand behind the community. We see a lot of wrong things being done.”
Soccer superstar James Rodriguez holds a light blue jersey with his name "James" on it and the number 10, along with MNUFC Chief Soccer Officer Khaled El-Ahmad. Both smile in front of a Loons background at a press conference.
text reads: For a player declared a non-discretionary player (i.e., non-DP, non-U22 Initiative Player) by the acquiring club, the former club trading the player away must convert its received cash to GAM. For a player declared a U22 Initiative Player or DP by the acquiring club, the former club may convert its received cash to GAM. For outgoing transfers and trades for cash that are effective in a given season, a club may not exceed a combined $3,000,000 in total GAM received from these deals. The overall $3,000,000 limit applies irrespective of whether a trade for cash requires a club to convert its received cash to GAM.
Grade: Exceeded Expectations. And obviously nothing has happened since the end of the season that could possibly sour the taste of such a landmark year, or give cause to question whether they’ll be able to maintain this level into 2026 and beyond
Gru Master Plan Meme in 4 Panes: 1) Flip chart with "Draft DSC & watch him rise to GK of the Year" on it, a mans cartoon face thinking he's smart; 2) The flip chart shows "Make him the face of the Loons" as he explains further ; 3) He comes to the heigh of his plan and the chart shows "Let him go for free" ; 4) The man looks back at the chart, dismayed and reads "Let him go for free "
MNUFC fan in the Wonderwall at Allianz Field wearing an oversized white ball cap that says "Markanich"
A Venn-style diagram showing fan opinions on the playoffs. The central theme is "Dislike Best-of-3" (44 responses). It acts as a bridge between two other major themes: "Scheduling/Breaks" (27 responses) and "Preference for Single Elimination" (27 responses). There are 14 overlaps connecting "Dislike Best-of-3" to "Scheduling/Breaks" and another 14 connecting it to "Single Elimination," illustrating that fans dislike the format specifically because of the delays it causes and view single elimination as the solution. "Too Many Teams" is a minor theme with 6 responses.
A Venn-style diagram showing suggestions for improving the on-field product. The largest circle is "Roster Rules/Salary Cap" (54 responses), indicating a strong desire for higher spending. The second largest is "Refereeing Standards" (33 responses). These two themes have an overlap of 12 responses, meaning a significant portion of fans believe the league needs to fix both its spending rules and its officiating to improve the product. "Pro/Rel" (9) and "Schedule Congestion" (7) are smaller, distinct themes.
A Venn-style diagram showing feedback on local media coverage. The circles are roughly equal in size, reflecting balanced feedback. "More Quantity Needed" is the largest with 10 responses. "Praise for Beat Writers" (8) and "Lack of Broadcast" (7) have an overlap of 3 responses, indicating fans who praise the writers often simultaneously lament the lack of TV/radio options. "Independent/Podcasts" also has 7 responses.
A Venn-style diagram displaying feedback on the Apple TV broadcast. The two largest circles are "Poor Commentary" (28 responses) and "Production Quality/Features" (28 responses). They share the strongest connection with 10 overlapping responses, suggesting that fans often critique the technical production and the announcers in the same breath. "Accessibility/Cost" (19 responses) and "Content/Programming" (19 responses) are secondary themes, with Accessibility overlapping slightly with Production Quality (8 responses).
A Venn-style diagram showing four overlapping themes regarding a potential calendar switch. The largest circle is "Weather/Climate Reality" (60 responses). It is strongly connected to "Threat to Cancel/Attendance" (20 responses) with a significant overlap of 14 responses, indicating that weather concerns are the primary reason fans would cancel tickets. There is also an overlap of 11 responses between "Weather/Climate" and "Transfer/Alignment Benefits" (14 responses), showing that even those who see the benefits are concerned about the cold. "Stadium Infrastructure" is the smallest circle with 8 responses.
A pie chart titled "Top Journalists Read by MNUFC Fans (Consolidated)" showing the percentage of respondents who read specific journalists. The largest segment is "Other" at 29.0%. The specific journalists are ranked as follows: Andy Greder (18.6%), Matt Doyle (16.4%), Jon Marthaler (12.6%), Tom Bogert (12.0%), Jeff Rueter (7.7%), Gass (2.2%), and Jonathan Tannenwald (1.6%).
Bar chart of survey results on a 1-5 (negative-positive) scale of MNUFC fan opinions about the MLS calendar shift. Nearly 60 rated 1; 15 rated 2; 22 rated 3; 11 rated 4; 2 rated 5.
Screenshot of the text: "Two-Year Process Led to Decision This change follows a two-year review process that began in October 2023, incorporating feedback from owners, club executives, players, the MLSPA, partners, and fans. Research conducted throughout the process revealed strong support for the shift, including 92% of league soccer viewers – defined as those who have watched at least one professional club soccer match during the most recent season – supporting the calendar change. Fans cited several key benefits to the new schedule, including improved player performance, better alignment with international competitions, and a May postseason."
Screenshot of the text: What it means for Minnesota: They're the first team in the new playoff format to advance from Round One without winning a game in regulation time. They were beaten 7-5 on aggregate, lost the xG battle 7.21 to 2.89, and never led. Not for a single second.
Sankey flow diagram showing the reallocated votes in the St Paul mayoral race with majority of other choices for Chen, Hilborn and Dullinger going to Kaohly Her instead of Melvin Carter, leading to her victory
The "Wait, it's all Ohio" meme template with two astronauts overlooking the earth, except instead of the globe its a repeated image of Spruce Tree center. The closer astronaut says "Wait it's all Spruce Tree" and the one behind holds a gun to his head saying "Always has been"
Large "Vote Yes Saint Paul Public Schools, Labor+Educator Endorsed!" yard sign in front of a home flying the St. Paul city flag
Screenshot of "From Minnesota: They went away from the 4-4-2 with double false 9s they finished the season with and back to the 5-4-1, this time with Bongi Hlongwane (usually a wingback) playing up top. And Hlongwane almost turned the game on its head, getting into the open field and being at least a little bit unlucky not to draw a PK or a red (or both) on Jackson Ragen."
Bar chart: Team Name >1.5M 500k–1.5M Low Sr. Supp. LAFC 2 19 7 3 Portland Timbers 3 12 8 4 New England Revolutio 2 11 10 5 Minnesota United 1 11 10 11 Houston Dynamo 1 11 19 5 Vancouver Whitecaps 1 10 12 9 Seattle Sounders FC 4 10 7 9 Orlando City SC 2 10 10 7 New York City FC 3 10 10 10 Inter Miami 4 10 10 3 Austin FC 2 10 12 2 San Jose Earthquakes 2 9 15 9 Nashville SC 3 9 9 11 LA Galaxy 3 9 9 8 FC Cincinnati 4 9 14 3 Columbus Crew 4 9 9 6 Colorado Rapids 1 9 12 8 Chicago Fire 4 9 14 7 Charlotte FC 3 9 15 6 Atlanta United 3 9 7 11 Toronto FC 1 8 13 7 St. Louis City SC 2 8 14 11 Sporting Kansas City 3 8 8 6 Real Salt Lake 2 8 16 14 Philadelphia Union 1 8 15 7 DC United 1 8 13 6 New York Red Bulls 2 7 21 5 FC Dallas 1 7 14 15 San Diego FC 4 6 12 8 CF Montreal 2 6 12 8
Bar chart: Team TAM+DP+U22 Senior Supplemental Vancouver Whitecaps 10 13 9 FC Cincinnati 10 17 3 Sporting Kansas City 9 10 6 San Jose Earthquakes 9 17 9 Portland Timbers 9 14 4 Charlotte FC 9 18 6 Atlanta United 9 10 11 Toronto FC 8 14 7 Seattle Sounders FC 8 13 9 San Diego FC 8 14 8 New England Revolution 8 15 5 LAFC 8 20 3 Inter Miami 8 16 3 Colorado Rapids 8 14 8 St. Louis City SC 7 17 11 New York City FC 7 16 10 Minnesota United 7 15 11 Houston Dynamo 7 24 5 Chicago Fire 7 20 7 Orlando City SC 6 16 7 Nashville SC 6 15 11 LA Galaxy 6 15 8 Columbus Crew 6 16 6 Real Salt Lake 5 21 14 Philadelphia Union 5 19 7 New York Red Bulls 5 25 5 FC Dallas 5 17 15 DC United 5 17 6 CF Montreal 4 16 8 Austin FC 4 20 2
Bar graph Team TAM/DP/U22 Senior Supplemental Grand Total Inter Miami $42,903,233.00 $5,775,600.00 $291,647.00 $48,970,480.00 LAFC $20,600,356.00 $9,253,604.00 $241,866.00 $30,095,826.00 Atlanta United $23,587,838.00 $3,934,783.00 $956,976.00 $28,479,597.00 FC Cincinnati $17,631,468.00 $5,275,768.00 $280,024.00 $23,187,260.00 Chicago Fire $15,090,895.00 $7,400,160.00 $619,972.00 $23,111,027.00 Nashville SC $15,386,252.00 $6,067,301.00 $985,144.00 $22,438,697.00 Portland Timbers $15,739,603.00 $6,329,433.00 $369,244.00 $22,438,280.00 LA Galaxy $15,712,022.00 $5,819,142.00 $725,546.00 $22,256,710.00 San Diego FC $16,678,486.00 $4,887,569.00 $688,000.00 $22,254,055.00 New York Red Bulls $13,187,046.00 $8,406,311.00 $478,256.00 $22,071,613.00 Columbus Crew $11,606,761.00 $7,044,181.00 $573,950.00 $19,224,892.00 New England Revolutio $13,214,988.00 $5,436,734.00 $456,652.00 $19,108,374.00 Charlotte FC $12,235,563.00 $6,253,008.00 $530,891.00 $19,019,462.00 New York City FC $11,319,043.00 $6,631,139.00 $888,652.00 $18,838,834.00 Seattle Sounders FC $12,693,460.00 $4,725,255.00 $829,136.00 $18,247,851.00 Sporting Kansas City $13,615,974.00 $3,473,767.00 $518,388.00 $17,608,129.00 Vancouver Whitecaps $12,703,252.00 $3,793,037.00 $827,803.00 $17,324,092.00 San Jose Earthquakes $11,249,250.00 $5,054,146.00 $772,311.00 $17,075,707.00 St. Louis City SC $10,131,949.00 $5,778,496.00 $1,023,028.00 $16,933,473.00 Houston Dynamo $7,953,825.00 $8,346,345.00 $466,733.00 $16,766,903.00 Orlando City SC $9,793,600.00 $5,697,438.00 $619,310.00 $16,110,348.00 Austin FC $8,130,528.00 $7,387,675.00 $161,244.00 $15,679,447.00 Real Salt Lake $6,845,784.00 $7,568,954.00 $1,249,766.00 $15,664,504.00 DC United $8,740,420.00 $5,634,810.00 $544,084.00 $14,919,314.00 Colorado Rapids $9,874,163.00 $4,076,962.00 $680,732.00 $14,631,857.00 Minnesota United $7,980,247.00 $5,543,147.00 $1,020,264.00 $14,543,658.00 Toronto FC $9,504,547.00 $3,528,118.00 $612,711.00 $13,645,376.00 Philadelphia Union $6,629…
Girl Explaining Meme Format with the Text "PKs after game one of three make no sense in a best of three series". The meme format features a girl shouting in her boyfriends ear at a music festival. She appears drunk with her arm around him and he looks stone faced, disinterested away from her.
Screenshot of the following text: MLS Defender of the Year Given to the best defender during the 2025 MLS regular season. Tristan Blackmon (Vancouver Whitecaps FC) Jakob Glesnes (Philadelphia Union) Kai Wagner (Philadelphia Union)