Revolution DP Jerry Bengtson, who has struggled mightily to score goals this season, is reported to have left Honduras National Team camp and return to Boston instead of traveling with the team to Utah for Tuesday's match against the United States.
New England announced that they'll be recalling the services of Gave Latigue and Tyler Polak for the their meeting with the Red Bulls on Wednesday night at Harvard University.
Pummeling the league champs 5-0 would be reward enough for this weekend's Revolution performance, but the accolades continue to pour in as Diego Fagundez was selected to be the Player of the Week. Is this the first of many for the 18-year old?
New England Revolution have expanded youth development through a new partnership with Connecticut Football Club.
The Revs have recalled two of their loanees out at Rochester, but will the youngsters factor into the New England lineup on Tuesday night? Or was this purely a strategic move by the Revolution brass?
Bilal Duckett headed the Rhinos toward a 1-0 win over PDL side GPS Portland Phoenix. Rochester will now host the Revolution next week in the Third Round of the 2013 US Open Cup.
Sainey Nyassi is officially a free agent after being released by the Revs today. What might be his next stop? And more importantly, what might this entail for the Revolution who now have an open roster spot available?
The New England Revolution are set to play their first Open Cup game on May 28th, location and opponent pending.
The Italian star has very recently been linked with a move to MLS. Surely he would demand a sizable DP contract and salary, but he could be just what the Revs need to graduate to the next level of competition in the league, both on and off the field.
The Rhinos equalize in the second half down a man, but can't hold on for the tie in Harrisburg. The loss puts Rochester at 0-4-1 on the season.
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The Revs are partnering up with PDL side Real Boston Rams in an effort to improve the academy even after players have gone on to college. The agreement will afford young players an opportunity to get consistent, competitive matches over the summer.
The Revs will be pushing forward this season without one of their first-team mainstays, fullback Kevin Alston, who has been diagnosed with chronic myelogenous leukemia, and will be taking a leave of absence to pursue treatment
While fully expected by most, the Revolution made it official today by signing the two second-round draft picks to official contracts. Both players have been with the team since being drafted in January and will look to make their mark on the squad.
The Revolution and the Rochester Rhinos confirmed their new partnership for the 2013 season on Monday morning. Both clubs seem excited at the prospect of working together and developing players to mutual benefit.
Per a team press release this afternoon, New England has made former Atlanta Silverback Matt Horth athe newest member of their 2013 Revolution squad.
Hard on the heels of MLS and USL PRO's new partnership, the Revolution have let slip that they are discussing an exclusive affiliation with the Rochester Rhinos of the same league. What does this partnership mean for player development in Foxboro?
The Revolution exercised all four of their picks in the Supplemental Draft on Tuesday. The headline pick is Elon striker and national leading goalscorer Chris Thomas, as the Revs continue to search for quality depth at forward.
Fresh off yesterday's MLS SuperDraft excitement, the Revolution will open their pre-season training camp today in Foxboro, Mass. This year's pre-season include two trips to Arizona and some very interesting story-lines that we're gearing up for.
The Revs first pair of Round Two picks are in, and they have gone with attacking players after selecting a defender in the first. Midfielder/forward Donnie Smith and target striker Luke Spencer are now Revolution players.
The New England Revolution did the expected thing and used their number-one pick in the draft to pick up consensus top-prospect Andrew Farrell out of Louisville. Farrell has the potential to play at center-back, right-back, and midfield.
In a bold move that catches everyone by surprise, the Revolution have traded up to the number one pick in Thursday's draft, exchanging their number four pick and allocation money with Toronto for the privilege.
Akron standout Scott Caldwell finally joins the Revs after an illustrious college career. Another step in the right direction for the Jay Heaps regime who are still looking to build a playoff-bound squad in 2013.
Benny's fate has been decided today with news that he will be heading to Eastern Conference rivals Sporting Kansas City for allocation money and future draft picks. And the Revolution community turn the page.
Today the Revs announced that they've declined the 2013 contact options of goalkeeper Tim Murray, and midfielders Fernando Cardenas, Blair Gavin, and Benny Feilhaber.
The Revolution haven't limited their offseason changes to the active roster. Their latest move has been to part ways with reserve team coach and first team assistant David Vaudreuil, who joined the team just last April.
