Thierry Henry
'That's why he's on the field': Thierry Henry's bicycle kick wins it
There weren't many fans at Red Bull Arena in Harrison, New Jersey, to watch Wednesday night's match between the New York Red Bulls and Montreal Impact. More
A (good) sign that Petke and the Red Bulls are getting serious about defense
In a perfect world, the New York Red Bulls wouldn't have to face the league-leading Montreal Impact this weekend without Thierry Henry. More
Are these Red Bulls unlike every other Red Bulls team ever?
The New York Red Bulls, trophy-less in their star-crossed history, are hoping the eighteenth try is the charm. More
Still no trophy but lots of interest now in Mike Petke's Red Bulls
Turnout was in the hundreds at New York Red Bulls media day, held this year at Pier 59 Studios in Chelsea Piers. More
And now Kenny Cooper, a pure scorer, is gone
In many ways, Kenny Cooper, traded on Monday to F.C. Dallas, was the opposite of the typical acquisition by the New York Red Bulls. He entered quietly, he succeeded beyond expectations, and he's leaving too soon. More
What Juninho has left might be plenty for the Red Bulls
In the nearly two decades of New York Red Bulls/Metrostars history, the team has repeatedly made a similar mistake in personnel: getting the once-great, older player to come and disappoint. From Lothar Matthaus to Marcelo Vega to, most recently, Rafa Marquez, the story has played out in remarkably similar ways (though Marquez added a particularly brutal spin to it). More
For the Red Bulls, it's Thierry Henry or bust
It's not clear yet what the New York Red Bulls, a playoff team intent upon becoming a championship team, are trying to do this offseason. More
Cold night in Harrison: Scenes from another Red Bulls tragedy
The few thousand fans who showed up at Red Bull Arena Thursday for the Eastern Conference semifinal match between the New York Red Bulls and D.C. United, without question, were extremely excited to be there. They had to be. More
(1)Die-hard Red Bulls and D.C. United fans go to Harrison in the snow for nothing
In a fan-relations debacle, Major League Soccer didn't call off a scheduled Eastern Conference semifinal playoff match between the New York Red Bulls and D.C. United on Wednesday night until about an hour after it was supposed to start. More
Red Bulls and D.C. United do an inexplicably timed wacky-American-soccer routine
It is hard to know exactly what is more astonishing from this weekend's Eastern Conference semifinal playoff games: the incredible race to the bottom that was the match between the New York Red Bulls and D.C. United, or the fact that whoever emerges from that matchup after the second leg is played at Red Bull Arena Wednesday night will probably be favored to reach the M.L.S. Cup. More
'I don't know about Halloween, man, this is football'
The New York Red Bulls made certain on Saturday that they would enter the playoffs in the best possible position to succeed, managing to secure a first-round bye with a 3-0 defeat of the Philadelphia Union. More
Setting up a formidable Yankee roster for the post-season
So now the Yankees get to relax, while the Baltimore Orioles and Texas Rangers battle for the right to keep playing. More
Thierry Henry, the most valuable Red Bull (or Metrostar) ever
Henry has raised the level of play of the whole team, leading by example and demanding more of his teammates. More
Why CC Sabathia has been worth his weight in Yankee treasure
On Monday night, the Yankees took an enormous step toward winning the American League East, beating the Boston Red Sox, 10-2. The Yankees now lead the Orioles by a game with two to play. More
Phil Hughes didn't have it, but the Yankee hitters did
It is often said that pitching is disproportionately responsible for the success of the better baseball teams. But pitching had little to do with the New York Yankees' playoff-spot-clinching 9-6 victory on Sunday over the Toronto Blue Jays. More
