Ching, Orozco added to U.S. roster

Forward Brian Ching and defender Michael Orozco have been added to the 23-man roster U.S. roster for a training camp ahead of a Feb. 24 World Cup warmup against El Salvador at Tampa, Fla.

Egypt rolls in African Nations Cup

A scroll around the globe for World Cup-related news and updates.

Time running out for Jones

U.S. fans were buoyed by the recent news that the members of the national team's M*A*S*H unit, aka Clint Dempsey, Oguchi Onyewu and Charlie Davies, co...

Blog Entry | Conversation | January 27, 2010

MLS to be back in business soon?

What will the players of Major League Soccer be up to at the start of next week? Although a number of teams have already convened for the beginning of...

Not much to take away from Honduras game

...the game lost much of its impetus with the mind-numbingly bizarre decision to send off Jimmy Conrad and award a penalty before 20 minutes had ticked off the clock. But in a strange...

Bradley gleans some positives from loss

The 3-1 setback against Honduras wasn't the result U.S. coach Bob Bradley was looking for, but he was still able to glean some positives about his team.

U.S. second-stringers soundly beaten

Playing with a man down for most of the game against Honduras, a weakened U.S. lineup was no match for the Catrachos in a disappointing 3-1 loss.

Bornstein endures as hero in Honduras

U.S. soccer player Jonathan Bornstein endures as a hero in Honduras.

U.S. fringe players get chance to shine

With the U.S. squad plagued by injuries, the game against Honduras is an opportunity for some fringe players to stake a claim to the World Cup squad.

11 July 2009: Jimmy Conrad (USA). The United States Men's National Team played the Haiti Men's National Team to...

U.S. 1-3 Honduras: Conrad sees red

Fellow World Cup qualifier Honduras thoroughly outplayed a second-string U.S. lineup, winning an exhibition game 3-1 Saturday night.

For Dempsey, rest and recovery important

The way things have been going in recent months, U.S. soccer fans may be forgiven if they have taken to watching games involving prospective World Cup...

FIFA won't intervene in dispute

FIFA says it will not intervene in a labor dispute involving Major League Soccer and a possible work stoppage next month.

New year, new rules: Rule No. 25

The Beautiful Game becomes much less so when players are flopping at the slightest hint of contact. Here's one way to send diving to the sidelines.

Story | Conversation | December 29, 2009

Part 2: A vision for the future of MLS

After raising the hackles of some fans with his U.S. soccer blueprint, Jimmy Conrad answers his critics.