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As many of you may have started to notice, midfielders can provide a great source of points, even when they do not score or get an assist. It’s all about those key attacking (or defending) bonus points. Of course, goals and assists are nice too. Keep reading to see which players we like for week 3.

There are not a lot of numbers yet to get differential numbers for defenders yet. But there are some good games coming up that I think will give good results. Keep reading to see who they are.

This chart displays how difficult the next 6 games will be for a team. Difficulty is ranked from 1 to 6 (1 easiest 6 hardest) and an advantage is given to a team that is playing at home. The chart can be read as: Team “X” on the left is playing Team “Y” in a Game Week at Home or …

I can’t believe that it’s already week 2! I’ve gotten a few requests about what we did to the KFC team this week, so I hope I cover any questions people may have. Perhaps I’ll make this post earlier next time. If not, post them in the usual places r/FantasyMLS, the KFC Facebook Page, or in the comments below. Keep reading for the details after …

A few of the big names let people down last week. Week 2 will be a chance for redemption for some and to add to their point totals for others. Keep reading and see who stands out to us.

There were several midfielders who performed well, which makes picking just a few a little difficult. Keep reading to see the ones that seem to have promising games next week.

There are not a lot of numbers yet to get differential numbers for defenders yet. But there are some good games coming up that I think will give good results. Keep reading to see who they are.

Week one was good for keepers. Of the 9 games that were played, 7 had shutouts! That’s great news for all of the managers who got Clean Sheet and Defensive bonus points. If you did not have a great week, don’t worry; week 2 has several more games that could result in good numbers. Keep reading and I’ll tell you …

**Edit added better description** This chart displays how difficult the next 6 games will be for a team. Difficulty is ranked from 1 to 6 (1 easiest 6 hardest) and an advantage is given to a team that is playing at home. The chart can be read as: Team “X” on the left is playing Team “Y” in a Game …

Well, here we are. After all of the waiting the 2013 MLS season is just around the corner. I have to say that it’s been a lot of fun putting together this site and I’m glad to see that some people are finding the resources helpful. We’ll be doing our best to keep things up-to-date over the coming weeks and …