Jeremiah Oshan
Senior Editor
I started covering the Sounders in 2010 after a decade-long career working in newspapers as a beat writer, columnist and editor. I started co-managing Sounder at Heart shortly thereafter, helping oversee some of our biggest growth period. From 2012-2014 I was the Sounders beat writer for MLSsoccer.com. I left that position to join SB Nation full time, first as the manager of our MLS blogs and then to oversee all of our soccer blogs. The one constant has been my connection to the community on Sounder at Heart. This is where I rediscovered my love for writing and where I feel most comfortable sharing my views, which I never try to hide my rooting interests. I strongly believe that all writers have biases and that honesty is more important than pretending to be neutral. In addition to my regular columns and blog posts on Sounder at Heart, you can also listen to me talk Sounders on the podcast Nos Audietis.
Obed Vargas completes ‘long journey’ back from injury
The 17-year-old played about 30 minutes against LAFC and now will join the USA’s U20 team.
Raúl Ruidíaz called into Peru national team
Sounders could be missing as many as six internationals for their next game.
Not quite rivals, but Sounders see LAFC as a ‘scary’ opponent
LAFC come into Saturday’s match looking like league’s top team.
Obed Vargas, Reed Baker-Whiting called into youth national teams
Vargas is the youngest player on the U20 team ahead of that World Cup.
Alex Roldán, Nouhou, Xavier Arreaga called up to national teams
Sounders’ depth will be tested in March 25 match against Sporting KC.
Why Nouhou’s new contract makes sense for everyone
New deal not only rewards Nouhou for his long service, but also protects Sounders if an offer comes.
Nouhou signs extension through 2026
Sounders left back is coming off a standout performance at the World Cup and was due to enter an option year.
Raúl Ruidíaz getting used to new training program
Sounders are intentionally limiting how much work their striker does in training.
Sounders have already qualified for 32-team 2025 Club World Cup
This will be the first time the quadrennial event will be held.
2026 World Cup expansion means more games for Seattle
There will now be about 40 more games to spread around.