MLS Couldn't Dig Itself Out Of The Snow Or Its Own Ass

The weather had already shafted DC United. The higher seed, they lost homefield advantage when MLS switched the legs of their home-and-home with the Red Bulls because the New York area was still cleaning up after Hurricane Sandy. It wasn't fair, and United fans were pissed, but it's hard to see that there was any other option under the circumstances. The clubs tied 1-1 in Washington on Saturday, with the second leg set for last night in Harrison, N.J. It was a disaster waiting to happen. More�...