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

This week, Ray, Jon and Alex welcome back friend of the pod, Sean Sweeney, Revs beat writer for the Boston Sports Journal  to join us for this week's group therapy session. We also bring back old pal, Jason Longshore, color commentator for Atlanta United on 92.9 The Game in Atlanta, to help preview the Revs trip down to Mercedes Benz Stadium. Then we fire up the Hout8k for the last time and of course shoutouts!

This week, Ray, Jon and Alex review the Revs home draw against Chicago. We are then joined by one of the biggest voices in US Soccer, Rob Stone from Fox Soccer who will share with us his thoughts on the State of the Revs and the beautiful game in the US. We then power up the Hout8K to check in on the race for the red line. We also bring back old pal, Tej Sahota, of Waking the Red, to help preview the Revs trip north of the border to Toronto this weekend.

Ray, Jon & Alex bring in Julian Cardillo from ProSoccerUSA.com to break down LAFC. We discuss Brian Wright and Isaac Angking with Sean Sweeney from Boston Sports Journal who recently had the opportunity to interview them after their latest MLS Caps. We fire up the Hout 8k and plot the Revs Playoff route. We then preview this coming Saturday's game where the Revs host Chicago in Foxboro with Shane Murray the MLSSoccer.com beat writer for the Chicago Fire. And of course, Six States One Voicemail!

It's another episode of Six States One Podcast this week! Ray, Jon, and Alex are joined by Jake Catanese from The Bent Musket to do a very light and quick break down of a Rev Win @ NYCFC. After making it through the review, we do a quick check-in on the Hout 8000. And Finally, we open up the Six States One Voicemail!

This week Ray, Jon, and Alex are joined by Jonathan Sigal from New England Soccer Journal, to review another home draw, and then discuss his latest article for The Athletic, detailing how the Revs have reshaped scouting operations. We then proceed to check in on the Hout 8000 for the playoff picture this week. We then bring in Jonathan Sauerschell from Blue City Radio to help us preview the upcoming NYCFC match. And Finally, Six States One Voicemail! Six States One Voicemail: (508) 343-0772

This week with Alex on assignment, Ray and Jon breakdown another tough weekend for the Revs. We welcome Frank Dell’Apa, from The Boston Globe, and for the first time this season we’ll fire up the old Huot 8000. To preview Portland, we bring in Jamie Goldberg from The Oregonian and finish up with an SSOP first, Six States One Voicemail!

This week Ray, Jon, and Alex review the Revs road trip down to D.C.. We then bring in a new perspective and voice to the show to unpack the Revs recent form, former MLS player Bobby Warshaw and now contributor to MLSsoccer.com, and author of "When the Dream Became Reality." In search of a turning point for the boys in blue, we preview the upcoming away match in Philadelphia with new friend of the Pod, Ryan Rose contributor and assistant managing editor to The Philly Soccer Page.

This week Ray, Jon, and Alex are joined by Jonathan Sigal from New England Soccer Journal, and Jake Catanese from The Bent Musket to break down a panic-inducing home loss for the Revs. After making it through the review, we look forward to the Revs heading down to D.C. to face United at their new venue, Audi Field. To help us do that, we bring back Donald Wine from Black and Red United Blog, to give us a good idea of what to expect in this next road trip.

With Alex on special assignment this week, Ray and Jon welcome back Julian Cardillo, of ProSoccerUSA.com and Sean Sweeney, from Boston Sports Journal to discuss the Revs’ continuing backline woes and see how the recent roster moves will shakeup Brad Friedel’s lineup. Then we look ahead to this weekend’s must-win versus the Philadelphia Union, with Mike Servedio, of KYW Radio’s Philly Soccer Show.

This week, with Ray on assignment Jon and Alex are joined by Jonathan Sigal from New England Soccer Journal, to break down two back to back road losses against Minnesota United FC and New York Redbulls. We also highlight the latest about newest addition to the Revs Cristhian Machado.

Friends of the pod Sean Sweeney beat writer for Boston Sports Journal and Julian Cardillo Revs correspondent for ProSoccerUSA.com join us on the pod for a much needed couch therapy session after a shocking loss to LA. Then with the boys in blue playing two games this week we preview the Revs’ upcoming mid week visit to Minnesota to face the loons with Alex Schieferdecker from the FiftyFive-One Podcast. Then, we preview this Saturday's match at Red Bull Arena with Jonathan Machlin from the Once a Met

This week, we welcome in Brian O’Connell, Revs beat writer from Prost Amerika and Jonathan Sigal from New England Soccer Journal, to break down the Revs “sleep deprivation curing” draw against Seattle Sounders FC. Then we bring back friend of the pod, Josh Guesman, from Corner of the Galaxy Blog and Podcast, to preview the Galaxy's visit to Foxboro and answer the question on everybody’s mind. Will Zlatan play?

Friend of the pod and beat writer for Boston Sports Journal, Sean Sweeney, returns to talk Revs defensive break downs and opine on the all-star snubbings. Then we preview the Revs’ upcoming home tilt with the struggling Seattle Sounders with Steve Ketelsen and Tim Hamilton from the Flounders B-Team Podcast.

This week, we welcome in Brian O’Connell, Revs beat writer from Prost America, to break down the Revs draw in Illinois to the Chicago Fire. Then we bring in new friends of the pod from the left coast, Steven Uhalde and Monti Rossetti who host "'74 til Infinity" an NBC Sports affiliated Podcast talking all things Quakes to preview the Revs’ trip to San Jose.

With Ray on special assignment this week, Jon & Alex are joined by Matt Puglise and we bring in Jonathan Sigal from New England Soccer Journal to break down both the midweek draw with Atlanta United FC and this past Saturday's hard fought win against New York Red Bull. We then preview the Revs’ road trip this coming Saturday to Chicago with Shane Murray the MLSSoccer.com beat writer for the Chicago Fire.