Jeremiah Oshan is the SB Nation Soccer League Manager and editor of the best independent soccer blog in MLS, Sounder at Heart. He covers a wide range of topics related to competitive sports, including international sports leagues, major league sports, and sports tournaments. Jeremiah's work has been featured in SB Nation, NewsBreak, NOS AUDIETIS LLC, and BVM Sports.
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The 21-year-old is the third Seattle native to make the cut.
Sounders know they need to be better in their final four games.
Aaron joins Jeremiah to talk about the tie against Montreal and their frustration with how badly they played in the first half and what we think it might mean going forward. In the second segment the two preview the San Diego game.
RENTON – Coming off an MLS Team of the Week performance and having started twice in the past week, Yeimar Gomez Andrade’s injury-marred season finally seemed to be back on the right track. Instead, that may prove to be the last time he plays for the Seattle Sounders.
Tim Ostlund-Foss joined Jeremiah for What We Learned This Week. They spent a lot of time talking about the Yeimar injury and what it means for both him and the Sounders. Brian Dunseth joins the show to preview the San Diego match.
In a rather odd coincidence, this is the second time that San Diego has gone at least eight games without a win. This will be the second time they face the Seattle Sounders in Game 9. While the first meeting saw San Diego's season seemingly in the balance, this time that's undeniably the case as a loss will likely extinguish any remaining hope of making the playoffs.
The Seattle Sounders head to San Diego FC with a chance, albeit remote, of clinching a spot in the 2026 MLS Playoffs. The main part of the equation is needing to win, and then hoping a host of other teams behind them in the standings drop points.
The Seattle Sounders were forced to settle for one point despite taking a 2–0 lead on the road against San Diego FC on Saturday. Dejan Joveljić and Sebastian Gomez each scored to stake the Sounders to a lead and they seemed to be in control during second-half stoppage time before San Diego was awarded a penalty.
Sounders are making it harder on themselves than they need to.
Sounders have chance to clinch a playoff spot.
