The LA Galaxy will head out on the road in search of their second win of the season when they face St. Louis City on Saturday, June 14. It will be a battle of the bottom of the table for these two teams, as St. Louis is still adjusting to their new coach. Can the Galaxy take advantage of an injury-ravaged squad to get another three points and start their march up the table?

It’s a departure from the usual, as we celebrate our 200th show with the guy who basically started the podcasting craft in the Galaxy-sphere, Corner of the Galaxy Host Josh Guesman. We’ll take him down memory lane in an attempt to get his favorite Galaxy anecdotes, we’ll ask him about some of his non-galaxy favorite things, as well as play a few games that will help us learn more about the Podfather. Special Guest, Josh “Pato” Guesman @Galaxypodcast

The LA Galaxy has hit the midway point of the season, and it hasn’t been the season they envisioned. After tying the record for games winless at 16, the reigning champs finally got a win after beating Real Salt Lake 2-0 on Saturday, May 31. Unfortunately, or fortunately, depending on who you ask, LA has a two-week break off from the season. We’ll use the time to analyze what’s gone wrong with LA’s season, if the Galaxy has hope on the horizon, and how they should proceed for the rest of the year. Plus, is LA’s season still salvageable by making the playoffs? Special Guest, Lex Avila aka LA Galaxy 310

The LA Galaxy beat Real Salt Lake 2-0 at home on Saturday, May 31, to snap their 16-match unbeaten run to start their 2025 MLS campaign and breathe life into their season. It was a night of firsts for LA, as Novak Micovic led the Galaxy defense with four saves to earn his first career win and shutout. Other firsts on the night involved Lucas Sanabria getting his first goal, and Matheus Nascimento’s first assist in the league. With the Galaxy finally getting a win, will they be able to build upon the performance, go on a run, and still save their season by making the playoffs? Special Guest, Soccer in 60 Co-host Tim Kolacz

The LA Galaxy remain winless after losing 1-0 to the San Jose Earthquakes in the latest Cali Clasico on Wednesday, May 28, which prompted boos once again from the stands at the Diggity. Although the Galaxy should have won this game, they somehow dropped this match on what else, lax defending. MLS & Apple TV Play-By-Play Announcer Mark Rogondino will be on to help us break down the Galaxy’s latest defeat. We’ll cover why the Galaxy isn’t taking advantage of their good starts or offensive opportunities, misfiring DP’s, what the Galaxy needs to “do better,” and if this season is already over for the defending MLS Cup champions. Plus, is a goalkeeper starting to show why the Galaxy spent a milli on him? Special Guest MLS & Apple TV Play-By-Play Announcer, Mark Rogondino

The LA Galaxy are now winless through 15 matches to start the season after their latest defeat, a 2-1 defeat on the final play of the game to San Diego FC on Saturday, May 24, in a match that saw physical play on the pitch and also fans get involved in fisticuffs off of it. The Galaxy scored first in the match again, only to be unable to hold on, after not being able to complete a full 90 minutes, with Emiro Garces’ error being the deciding play of the afternoon that gave SD victory. With the Galaxy showing no signs of their malaise abetting, what are the expectations for the rest of their season full of tribulation? Special Guests LAGalaxy_Buzz & GalaxyRunsLA from @Talkingalaxy2025

The Los Angeles Galaxy remains winless after 14 matches with their latest 2-2 draw on Sunday, May 18, against LAFC being their latest attempt to get their first three points of the season. Although the Galaxy didn’t beat their crosstown rivals, they fought to a come-from-behind tie behind a Marco Reus man-of-the-match performance. The German scored two goals, including the game-tying free kick in the 8th minute to make sure the Galaxy shared bragging rights with LAFC. Special Guests, @NewsAcrosstheGalaxy

The LA Galaxy remains winless after giving up a two-goal lead to the Philadelphia Union on the road, for the hosts to win 3-2 and take all three points on Wednesday, May 14, 2025. The Galaxy started the match well and gave a proper response to their 7-0 defeat in New York, only to throw it all away with a loose defensive performance in the second half. We take a look at how the Galaxy can replicate that great start, how it all went wrong in the second half, and what the Galaxy can do to try and right the ship. With such a mixed performance, which LA Galaxy team will show up for El Trafico, The team that played the Union off the pitch in the first half, or the one that lost the game? Special Guest J.R. Lebert (The Scarf) from @DefendersoftheBanc Podcast