Six States One Podcast - A Show About The New England Revolution

Ray, Jon, and Alex breakdown this weekend's crazy match in Seattle. To help, we welcome Frank Dell’Apa, from The Boston Globe, and Sean Sweeney, with the Boston Sports Journal. Then we turn quickly to the upcoming match with Red Bull New York with new friend of the pod, James Justice, Managing Editor of Once a Metro Blog to help us understand what may be in store for the Revs in Harrison this weekend.

The unbeaten streak has ended. This week, Ray, Jon and Alex start right away start breaking down this weekends loss against LAFC with Jason York of MLSSoccer.com, to unpack a hard fought battle for the Revs at home.  Then we’ll look ahead to the Revs upcoming trip to the Pacific Northwest to face Sounders FC. Steven Agen, co-host of the Radio Cascadia Podcast, joins us on the show to discuss what we can expect.

It was a huge win for the Revs in Foxborough taking all three points from Orlando SC. We'll review this weekend's win with, Kyle McCarthy, from the New England Soccer Journal. We then preview the Revs’ hosting MLS league leaders LAFC with Kevin Baxter from The LA Times.

This week, we break it down with Julian Cardillo, of Pro Soccer USA, and Sean Sweeney, with the Boston Sports Journal. The Huot 8000 locks in some predictions and we welcome Julia Poe, of the Orlando Sentinel, to help preview The Purple Lion’s upcoming visit to Foxborough.

Gustavo’s Bou’s first appearance in a New England Revolution uniform could not have gone much better. Bou opened his MLS account in the dying seconds of the first half with a lightning strike of a volley assisted by Carles Gil.  Diego Fagundez, Gil and red hot Teal Bunbury each add insurance goals in the Revs 4-0 win. This week, Ray and Jon welcome back Jason York, Revs MLS beat writer, to break it all down. We also preview Sunday's FC Cincinnati rematch with Brad Wiegel, of Cincinnati Soccer Talk.

The Revs went up two goals against DC United at Audi Field on Friday, but had to settle for a 2-2 draw after giving up an equalizing goal in the 86th minute. We break it down with Julian Cardillo, from Pro Soccer USA.  Ray, Jon and Eric Spence welcome back Mark Dailey, from the Back Line Podcast, and see if the Revs can capitalize the Whitecaps woes.  And, finally, the Huot 8000 rides again!

This week, Ray, Jon and Alex start right away digging into player transfer rumors by talking with Cesar Hernandez of The Xolos Podcast to give us some insight on Gustavo Bou. Then we welcome back Sean Sweeney, of Boston Sports Journal and Jason York of MLSSoccer.com, to unpack a long fought win for the Revs in Colorado.  Then we’ll look ahead to the Revs upcoming trip to our Nation's Capital to face DC United. Ted Meyer, co-host of the RFK Refugees Podcast, joins us to discuss what we can expect.

This week, Ray, Jon and old friend Matt Puglise welcome back Jonathan Sigal, of MLS Soccer and the New England Soccer Journal, to unpack a busy week for the Revs as they begin the second half of the season. And what can we expect from the Revs new USL developmental team? Then we’ll look ahead to a Fourth of July clash with the surging Colorado Rapids, who are unbeaten in their last eight. Mark Goodman, of the Denver Post and the Holding the High Line Podcast, lets us know what we can expect.

Former Revs Interim Head Coach Mike Lapper joins us to discuss his time in New England and what he’ll take away with him as he pursues a permanent head coaching position of his own. In a refreshingly candid interview, Lapper opens up about relationships with players, some of the challenges he faced on the job and where he thinks the Revs go from here. Mark Fishkin, of the Seeing Red podcast helps us preview this weeks US Open Cup matchup.

Bruce takes the sidelines for the first time as Head Coach and the Boys in Blue get the W! We bring in Frank Dell’Apa from The Boston Globe to break things down and assess the first win of the Arena era! Then, with no upcoming regular MLS Season match for the revs for a bit, we take the opportunity to bring you a preview of the upcoming Women's World Cup with Julian Cardillo, of ProSoccerUSA.com who is making the trip to France to cover the US Women's National Team..

This week, Ray, Jon and Alex break down the game against D.C. in Foxborough where the Revs were reduced down to 10 men on the field and VAR played a role in this result. We bring in Jason York from MLSSoccer.com to help us break all that down and also review Bruce Arena's first day of training as Head Coach. Then we preview Sunday’s LA match with Brittany Pergl, who covers the LA Galaxy for ProSoccerUSA.com.

Win at home, tie away is the often-touted formula for success in this league. The Revs toughed out a 0-0 draw at Montreal this weekend, keeping Interim Head Coach Mike Lapper undefeated in MLS play as they earned a needed point on the road. This week, Ray, Jon and Eric preview Saturday’s DC United match with Donald Wine, of the Black and Red United. Then we break down Montreal and speculate on Bruce Arena’s to-do list with Julian Cardillo, of ProSoccerUSA.com.

More changes to the technical staff for New England as Mike Burns is relieved of his duties as General Manager, and with little delay, Bruce Arena is named the new Sporting Director and Head Coach of the New England Revolution. We bring in Frank Dell’Apa from The Boston Globe and Sam Stejskal from The Athletic to make sense of all the changes. Then, we look ahead to Montreal with Paul Vance, managing editor of Mount Royal Soccer.

After 18 tumultuous and often frustrating months, the Brad Friedel era has officially come to an end in Foxborough. What’s next? Current New England assistant Mike Lapper now takes the helm as interim head coach as the Revs prepare to host the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday. We preview that match with Steve Uhalde, of the ‘74 til Infinity podcast. Then Ray and Jon welcome back Julian Cardillo, of ProSoccerUSA, and Sean Sweeney, or the Boston Sports Journal.

After a promising first half at Philadelphia, things fell apart hard and fast for New England in the final 45 as the Revs surrendered five goals on their way to an embarrassing 6-1 loss to their Eastern Conference rivals. This week, we bring back Sean Sweeney, of the Boston Sports Journal, and Dan Shulman, of the Boston Globe, to share the suffering. Then Guillermo Rivera, with the Athletic and the Fire Confidential blog stops by to preview Wednesday’s match near the Windy City.