- The Rapids first home game is April 3rd, and unlike last year they're only back on the road for one game before returning to the Dick.
- Games are fairly evenly split home and away, never more than a 2 game home stand or a 2 game road trip at any point.
- We have 2 games in 4 days at the beginning of May. At San Jose and then hosting LA.
- There's also a stretch of 3 games in 8 days in the middle of July. Hosting KC on the Weekend, Philly in mid-week, and then traveling to Seattle the next weekend.
- Every other game is a week apart with the only weekend off (not including the World Cup break) being the second weekend in May after our Wednesday game hosting LA.
- We start the season at Chivas on a Friday, the only other non-weekend games are the two home Wednesday games mentioned above. We host Toronto and NY on Sundays, and play at Seattle on Sunday. The other 24 games are Saturday games.
- The Sunday NY game is 4th of July. The Saturday game in NY is on 9/11. Odd how that worked out.
- The game in San Jose on May 1st was originally listed as our only ESPN2 game, but now it just shows up as a Direct Kick game. We're on FSC 4 times and Telefutura 4 times.
- Between 4/10 and 5/22 we have 5 of 8 on the road. Between 7/17 and 8/7 we have 4 of 5 at home.
- Our final stretch could be brutal. We at FSL on 9/25, then face DC at home road trips to Dallas and LA, and finish the season with FSL at home on 10/16.
- With the balanced schedule this year there's not a real weak area of our schedule. Probably the easiest stretch is in July when we play NY, at Toronto, KC, and Philly. 4 teams that weren't in the playoffs last year.
- Most of the home games do not have their times set, while the rest of the games in the league all have kickoff times. They much be making a final decision out at DSG Park. Maybe thinking about going back to 7pm start times instead of 7:30?
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
2010 Schedule Released
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