Charlie Caldwell
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Realio’s Ratings: 150 shades of autumn inevitability (opens the original)
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Just when the summer doldrums had resigned half of Sounders fans to start thinking about the Seahawks, the calendar flipped to late September, the Pacific Northwest rains returned, and the Sounders remembered how to play actual soccer. Three days after grinding Real Salt Lake into dust, Seattle welcomed Minnesota United to Lumen Field and dispatched them with a clinical 3-1 victory. That makes seven straight matches without a loss (2-0-5), six points secured in 72 hours, and a leap over the West
Seattle Sounders vs. Minnesota United: Community player ratings form (opens the original)
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Two in a row. Your Seattle Sounders have a winning streak. No need to look any further back in the form book. Seattle hosted Minnesota United on Saturday night and did what they always do, won a soccer match. Jordan Morris and Hassani Dotson gave the Sounders a first half lead. After Minnesota clawed one back, substitute Paul Arriola left no doubt, scoring on a well-worked counter. Because Arriola scores in every Sounders match, you see. Rate your Sounders on the continuation of their winning st
Realio’s Ratings: Trading pennies for dollars (opens the original)
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For the first 45 minutes on Wednesday night, Lumen Field hosted soccer that was so thoroughly uninspired it was like two middle school JV teams, and that’s probably an insult to JV teams. The Sounders and Real Salt Lake traded turnovers, butchered simple passing lanes, and sleepwalked through a game played in low-block mud. After spending five weeks hoarding loose change with frustrating draws, (which were at least an improvement over the appalling losses that preceded them), the creeping dread
Seattle Sounders vs. Real Salt Lake: Community player ratings form (opens the original)
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Hey, it finally happened! Your Seattle Sounders won an MLS match, their first since mid-May. On the back of goals from Danny Musovski and Albert Rusnák, with assists from Paul Arriola, Seattle claimed a win against another struggling Western Conference side, Real Salt Lake. The win pushes the Sounders into 10th in the West, which puts them on the cusp of the playoffs, somehow. Rate your Sounders on their first win in forever. Here is a direct link to the form; we hope this allows everyone to sub
Realio’s Ratings: The fire alarm and garden hose (opens the original)
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Leave it to the 2026 Seattle Sounders to turn a six-goal, altitude-baked, weather-delayed rollercoaster into an exercise in frustration. Seattle came back twice from deficits at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park to salvage a 3–3 draw versus the Colorado Rapids, via a 93rd minute equalizer from Caden Clark on his debut. On paper, that’s the kind of gritty road character that builds championship mettle. It did feel closer to a league win than anything we’ve witnessed since mid-May. But then you remember
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