Major Link Soccer: Canadian league forming

MLS/NWSL:

With LAFC's impending expansion, it may seem that California is filling up it's MLS quota with three teams, but in actuality, there is more than enough room for future teams in the golden state.

As the playoff race begins to heat up across the league, ESPN is going all in on their coverage, televising two full games and live whip-around coverage from Sunday's slate of matches.

The Portland Timbers are looking to add an academy product for the 2017 season, signing defender Marco Farfan as a Homegrown Player.

Thommy Thomson's future has been bright for the San Jose Earthquakes these past three seasons, but here's to hoping that future comes to fruition next season.

A tough season for FC Kansas City could get even tougher for their fans, with rumors of an impending sale putting a future franchise move in play.

The World:

With "Canadian Premier League" getting trademarked recently, a Canadian professional soccer league looks to be on the horizon.

While games like FIFA and Pro Evolution Soccer have always been developed in hopes of simulating the game of soccer, the line has blurred; with the virtual field bringing an incredible amount of influence to how the game is played on the pitch.

The Nutmeg News brings us a tragic tale of a Promotion and Relegation advocae unable to understand why all these jerks won't help him out.

Seattle:

As many of us would agree, Brian Schmetzer called having Roman Torres back with the Sounder as "a real gift.".

Residents are advised to stay out of parks during the height of this storm. Grass athletic fields will be closed through the weekend.

— City of Seattle (@CityofSeattle) October 14, 2016