Matt Coyne

The Red Bulls have issued a statement on NYCFC and it's just about as dangerous as you'd expect (as in, not at all).

In a press release from this morning, the league has announced New York City FC as the league's 20th franchise, to be owned by Manchester City and the Yankees.

The Open Cup draw isn't televised, so we don't really know how it happens, but Jeff Crandall from chicago-fire.com got to watch and what he left with is pretty interesting.

The Red Bulls will enter the Open Cup May 29 against, potentially, a familiar face.

Remember that deep dive in the the Red Bulls' payroll I promised last week? Well here's the first part.

The Red Bulls finish the 11th week of the 2013 season with 4 points of a possible six, putting them in a good position in the table.

Wherein we go full on BuzzFeed...

With the Juan Agudelo-to-Revs trade the Red Bulls are losing out on some allocation money. Not that they're hard up for it, but still...

You're surprised?

When the season was still in its infancy, I called for the head of Roy Miller. After back-to-back good performances, something of an apology is in order.

The man just can't catch a break.

The dates for the Open Cup have been announced, and MLS teams will enter May 28.

The Red Bulls are getting scoring from all over.

Ryan Meara was expected to play some minutes for the reserves this weekend, but the game was postponed.

The Red Bulls iron man will take a seat for the team's next two games.

Long-injured goalkeeper Ryan Meara gets closer to a return.

The league is still moving forward with a second MLS team in New York. It just won't be the Cosmos.

Digao is hurt and back in Brazil, which begs the question: Was he ever really here to begin with?

Two games in a week? That means doubl...err...triple the recaps. Enjoy.

The three Red Bulls supporters groups are set to honor the victims of this week's Boston bombing along with the traveling Revolution support.

Mike Petke doesn't think Jamison Olave's injury is serious.