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Julian Hall’s Historic Hat Trick Continues Remarkable Rise
Julian Hall continued his remarkable rise Wednesday night, becoming the youngest player in MLS history to score a regular-season hat trick in Red Bull New York’s 3-2 victory over the Columbus Crew.
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Julian Hall’s Hat Trick Powers Red Bull New York to Victory Over Columbus
Julian Hall continued his sensational start to the MLS season Wednesday night, scoring a hat trick to lead Red Bull New York to a dramatic 3-2 victory over the Columbus Crew.
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Red Bull New York Aim To Keep Momentum Rolling Against Columbus Crew
Red Bull New York will look to build momentum from Saturday’s road victory over Chicago Fire FC when they host the Columbus Crew at Sports Illustrated Stadium on Wednesday night.
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Jorge Ruvalcaba Finding Form At Perfect Time For Red Bull New York
Jorge Ruvalcaba’s confidence continues to grow for Red Bull New York as the forward’s recent scoring form helps fuel an emerging attacking trio alongside Julian Hall and Cade Cowell.
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Michael Bradley Sees Complete Forward Emerging in Julian Hall
Julian Hall’s growth into a complete forward has become increasingly important for Red Bull New York as Michael Bradley continues challenging the 18-year-old to impact matches on both sides of the ball.
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From Leading Man To Vanishing Role: Bradley’s System Has Sidelined Choupo-Moting at Red Bull New York
After scoring 17 goals last season, Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting has been reduced to a limited role under Michael Bradley, as Red Bull New York lean into a system built around youth and energy.
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Red Bulls Under Pressure to Solve Defensive Woes Ahead of FC Dallas Test
Red Bull New York enter their match against FC Dallas looking to solve persistent defensive issues after conceding 25 goals so far this MLS season.
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Bradley Wright-Phillips Reflects on His Red Bull New York Legacy Ahead of Legends Row Induction
Bradley Wright-Phillips reflects on his Red Bull New York legacy ahead of his Legends Row induction, revisiting his record goals, near misses and his lasting impact in Harrison.
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Bradley Apologizes to Red Bull New York Fans After Open Cup Exit to NYCFC
Michael Bradley apologized to supporters after Red Bull New York were eliminated from the U.S. Open Cup in a 3-1 Hudson River Derby loss to NYCFC, with defensive lapses and set-piece struggles proving decisive.
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Bradley Demands Fearless Football As Red Bull New York Prepare For U.S. Open Cup Showdown Against NYCFC
Michael Bradley takes charge of his first Hudson River Derby as Red Bull New York face NYCFC in a tense U.S. Open Cup knockout tie.