Here is everything you need to know about MLS and North American soccer this morning:
Under fire
The list of outlets raising the temperature of Jurgen Klinsmann's already hot seat are steadily growing in the aftermath of the calamitous 4-0 World Cup qualifying loss at Costa Rica. One of them doesn't just sharpen the axe, but they're already identifying potential candidates in case a change is made.
Taste of victory
On the other side of the rivalry, Vancouver's Costa Rica midfielder Christian Bolanos admits the blanking of the USMNT in Tuesday World Cup qualifier was sweet revenge.
Let's talk later
The Colorado Rapids have stated that head coach Pablo Mastroeni will have his expiring contract dealt with after the season ends. Meanwhile, Rapids netminder Zac MacMath is relishing his sudden chance to walk the line as they hunt for MLS Cup.
Value Nacho
ESPN FC's Graham Parker writes that Montreal ace Ignacio Piatti is the most under-valued player in MLS. The same author also attempts to explain why it's hard to win MLS Cup.
Pontius takes the prize
Following a career-best 12 goals in 2016, Philadelphia Union winger Chris Pontius was name Comeback Player of the Year.
Benny doesn't jet
After inking a two-year extension, Sporting Kansas City attack engine Benny Feilhaber said he always wanted to stay with the club.
D.C. recaptures Acosta
D.C. United have splashed out a club record transfer fee to bring back Boca Junior playmaker Luciano Acostaon a permanent deal.
Oh, won't you staaaay?
According to ESPN FC, the LA Galaxy and Orlando City may look to keep erstwhile NYCFC star Frank Lampard in MLS.
Rolling up the sleeves
With the start of their expansion season drawing nearer by the day, the staff at Atlanta United are excitedly turning their focus to roster building.
Expansion manager?
Various reports say Minnesota United are on the verge of unveiling former Orlando City boss Adrian Heath as their first head coach.
Tevez talk
Take it with a grain of salt, but Italian reports are linking Boca Juniors forward Carlos Tevez with an Atlanta United move.
Hanging 'em up
There's news out of Denmark, where AGF Aarhus defender A.J. Soares has hung up his boots due to a head injury.
Quick hire
Not long after retiring as a Portland Timbers player, Ned Grabavoy has landed a front office job with the club.
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