Less than three months ago Toronto FC hosted their second straight MLS Cup and took home the trophy for the first time. The offseason brought expansion news (Nashville), Barco and Kaku watches, a slew of inter-league trades and over the past week five MLS clubs in CONCACAF Champions League action.
Sunday the 2018 season begins the long march to December 2018 and the next MLS Cup. MLS TV news was aplenty during the offseason. The MLS Live package is being moved to the forthcoming ESPN+ subscription app. Until it launches in the spring all non-nationally televised matches will be offered for free on MLSsoccer.