Portland Timbers news

The Fire and LA Galaxy were the biggest gainers after each side grabbed a much-needed win.

A 1-3 start has the LA Galaxy off to a poor start, but with several starters back from injuries, Curt Onalfo's squad has no excuse to keep struggling.

The Crew and New York City FC led the charge as several teams changed places in the rankings, including a new team at the bottom of the pile.

Toronto FC returns to BMO Field for the first time since losing the MLS Cup final, while Atlanta United travels to Seattle in a potential classic

The Lions were the biggest climbers after notching a second straight home win thanks to a brace by Cyle Larin.

Goal takes an analytical look at Week 3 of the MLS campaign, which saw the Portland Timbers star deliver another fine performance on the left flank.

The 2015 MLS Cup champions are the only 3-0-0 team in MLS, and owe it in large part to an attack that looked unstoppable against the Houston Dynamo.

The undefeated Houston Dynamo face their first road challenge of the season against fellow unbeaten Portland, while Seattle plays its home opener.

The MLS side posted a video on social media to mock Diego Chara after he threw himself to the ground without contact to get Jelle Van Damme booked

Week 2 saw big results from Atlanta United, Houston Dynamo and the San Jose Earthquakes — with all three jumping up the ladder.

Seth Vertelney and Allen Ramsey join Jon Arnold to preview the weekend, and the guys take a trip to visit Rudi Schuller in Canadian Corner!

Injuries and suspensions have the LA Galaxy facing the possibility of a second straight home loss to start the new season

FC Dallas remains in first place, with Houston and Atlanta the biggest movers ahead of Week 2 in MLS.