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The list of potential suitors for wayward Philadelphia Union midfielder Freddy Adu keeps growing but the former U.S international isn't interested, at least not for the moment. With Philadelphia Union manager John Hackworth stating at last month's...

David Ferreira's return from injury to FC Dallas has helped spur his side to something of a renaissance, writes Jeff Carlisle in this week's MLS Notebook.

Tactical adjustments, personnel switches and injuries haven't derailed the U.S. women's preparation for the Olympics. If anything, the squad looks as sharp as ever, writes Jeff Carlisle.

The San Jose defender has endured some tough injuries, but his return to form gives the U.S. U-23 team what it was missing in defense on the eve of Olympic qualifying, Jeff Carlisle writes.

MLS commissioner Don Garber spoke to ESPN.com's Jeff Carlisle about the 2012 season.

He suffered a horrific tackle last March, but Stuart Holden has finally returned to Bolton and hopes to be pulling on a U.S. jersey soon, too, writes Jeff Carlisle.

He scored two goals in his MLS debut, but Charlie Davies has seen his remarkable comeback slowed down by the grueling MLS season, writes Jeff Carlisle.

Javier Morales' gruesome injury means the MLS disciplinary committee will soon be back at work. Yet it finds itself in a no-win situation of its own making, writes Jeff Carlisle.

The managers of Seattle and FC Dallas, Sigi Schmid and Schellas Hyndman, are trying to cope with the loss of key players on their squads, writes Jeff Carlisle.

After a tumultuous season, which included a hip injury and an embarrassing positive drug test, Shalrie Joseph is looking to put the past behind him and help New England in the upcoming season, writes Jeff Carlisle.

Charlie Davies didn't make the U.S. 30-man roster, opening up an opportunity for players such as Herculez Gomez and Robbie Findley.

The MLS has never reaped the full benefits of David Beckham, but his injury may end up spelling good news for the league.

U.S. soccer has had its share of health woes, the latest being Clint Dempsey's knee injury. And although the dynamic attacker is expected to return in time for the World Cup, it's a blow that could have lasting implications.

In a game where injuries and fatigue threatened to derail both teams, RSL dug deeper to overcome L.A. 5-4 on penalties, writes Jeff Carlisle.

Finally free of the injury bug that initially hampered his development, Houston's Eddie Robinson has developed into more than just an enforcer on defense, writes Jeff Carlisle.

Despite a shroud of secrecy surrounding its warm-up with Angola, one thing confirmed is that a healthy U.S. team heads into the World Cup opener, writes Jeff Carlisle.