Comments on: MLS draft and a new, innovative distribution platform … some people know it as “The Internet”

By: jerichowhiskey

jerichowhiskey — Sun, 13 Jan 2013 02:13:10 +0000

It doesn’t help that it’s hard to catch college games when they’re not even streamed most of the time or are behind a subscription service. My alma mater can be both.

It also doesn’t help that they’re not going to stream the Combine games so we’re all going into the draft clueless save for the opinions of the MLS pundits that are there and the highlights which doesn’t tell everything.

By: theasoccerist

theasoccerist — Sat, 12 Jan 2013 18:38:36 +0000

I think it is interesting to think about team philosophy in MLS. For example, do you take advantage of the combine to field young talent or do you go out on international markets for more expensive players? I try to apply some data to this question – at least for 2012 – and it seems to suggest that you either want to do fully one or the other. Teams in the middle have the worst performance

http://thesoccerist.blogspot.com/2013/01/are-designated-players-worth-price.html

By: pensfan603

pensfan603 — Sat, 12 Jan 2013 02:01:20 +0000

When you think about it most soccer fans cant even watch it during the day as you would have work and such. But on a side note i love the combine and draft i normally watch all the games and everything its always gun to see the guture of the mls in there first games, make your predictions on who is the best and who will go first overall and then be able to see how ti turns out, im not mad with it being online, im mad with the host i wish Greg, Simon, and Nick were they are alot more entertaining and know alot more then alexis and taylor.