Welcome to Allocation Disorder.

I am Sam Staskel, joined as always by my friend and colleague Paul Tenorio.

Paul, what's going on tonight, man?

We got MLS to talk about.

Yeah, you know, it's been so long since we've talked about MLS, like actual MLS.

We talked about the salaries last week, but we're going to talk about like soccer.

We're going to talk about soccer that happened in Major League soccer this week.

It's been a while.

It has been, but it's also been a while since since the new england revolution have lost a game uh they're doing pretty well right now

um we are going to talk about them and then breaking the all-time mLS regular season points record

we're going to talk about kind of the evolving, ever-evolving playoff picture.

You know, I actually went back and I looked in my preseason picks today, and that was not a,

that was not a pretty picture, Paul. So we're going to talk about the evolving playoff picture,

and then we're going to talk a little bit about the coaching openings and who we would hire

if we were in charge of the clubs

with openings, which there could be more of pretty soon, by the way. But we'll stick to the

ones that are actually open right now. It's a tall enough task as is. So we don't need, we

need to give ourselves more homework just yet. But we'll start with the revs.

They beat the Colorado Rapids at Home 1-0 on Wednesday night.

They had clinched the supporter shield over the weekend when Seattle failed to beat

sporting Kansas City.

And with the win over Colorado, they moved to 73 points, breaking the record, previous

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