Stories By Dan Lauletta
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NWSL
/ 1 month agoThe Lowdown: On the NWSL’s path forward
The National Women’s Soccer League is heading into it’s most exciting final weekend to date, and yet the focus of the...
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NWSL
/ 2 months agoThe Lowdown: NWSL will be defined by how it does or does not change
Nearly a decade ago, as I sat in the lobby of a Kansas City hotel, a member of the Philadelphia ownership...
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Analysis
/ 2 months agoThe Lowdown: Spirit show perseverance in ongoing playoff push
I’ve never been one for too many teams qualifying for the playoffs and will never warm up to any format that...
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Analysis
/ 2 months agoThe Lowdown: How is each NWSL team positioned for the homestretch?
Now that the United States national team has finished unceremoniously pounding Paraguay into oblivion twice, the focus is ready to swing...
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Houston Dash
/ 2 months agoThe Lowdown: Dash expanding horizons with second Tigres friendly
It’s a FIFA window for the women and thus there are no National Women’s Soccer League matches this weekend. The Houston...
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NWSL
/ 3 months agoThe Lowdown: Why is the NWSL so hard to love?
Those of us who love the National Women’s Soccer League are keenly aware of one absolute: it’s not easy to love...
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Analysis
/ 3 months agoThe Lowdown: How will Press, Coombe shape Angel City on the field?
Even by the standards of the National Women’s Soccer League, the last few weeks have been chaotic. In the last several...
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Angel City FC
/ 3 months agoSources: Christen Press joins Angel City, Louisville gets package of assets in return
The end-game on Racing Louisville’s 2020 expansion draft is coming into focus. According to a source, the first-year National Women’s Soccer...
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Analysis
/ 3 months agoThe Lowdown: USWNT players are on their way back to NWSL
United States women’s national team players are on their way back to the National Women’s Soccer League. We’re not sure if...
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Analysis
/ 4 months agoThe Lowdown: Going down with the ship, or staying afloat with the Houston Dash
What do you do when the first half of a game goes so poorly that your coach sets up the second...
