A little over 20 years ago, the San Jose Earthquakes won their first MLS cup in Columbus against the Galaxy. This would help push the Quakes to their greatest period in club history, winning another cup and one Supporters’ Shield. The Quakes have never had a period of success like this in their club’s history, before or since, but there …

The 2012 San Jose Earthquakes remain the best team that the club has had since their return to San Jose in 2008. That team won the Supporters’ Shield and remains one of the most iconic MLS teams of the past decade. While the current Earthquakes’ team isn’t similar to that iconic team, there are still lessons to be learned from …

The MLS season finally came to an end with New York City FC beating the Portland Timbers in Portland. An exciting final closed a great postseason that saw underdogs beat some of the best teams in the league. While the Quakes are not on the same level as either club, the team can learn from both teams as they enter …

The San Jose Earthquakes announced their end-of-the-season roster decisions regarding contract extensions. This is always an intriguing part of the offseason, as it helps fans get a better idea of the team’s strategy for transfers. While there were some surprises, for the most part, the moves were expected. At the end of every MLS season, every team announces the declining …

The 2021 San Jose Earthquakes had a season of total disappointment in terms of both player and team success, which means that this offseason will likely be one of a soft rebuild where the team will look to build for the future while still being competitive. This will allow certain players to improve and become larger pieces in next year’s …

Next year’s Western Conference will be different from the one that the Quakes just finished 10th in. With a new team joining the MLS, a team will be moved from the Eastern Conference to the west, altering the conference. There will also be changes to some of the teams that finished ahead of the Quakes, meaning that there will be …

After a few months of searching, the San Jose Earthquakes have finally decided on who would be their general manager of the future. Former Quakes defender and coach Chris Leitch was named the team’s new general manager last week to little surprise due to his decade long connection to the club. Leitch will have to navigate a seemingly turbulent offseason, …

This Sunday marked an ending that Quakes fans will never forget, as club icon and local hero Chris Wondolowski announced his retirement. Marking an end to the career of the club’s greatest player and one of the league’s most iconic members. Wondo will forever be remembered as the local hero who came out of nowhere to forge a path in …

With the San Jose Earthquakes’ season over, as they are out of the playoff race at this point, it is time to look towards the future. The failure to make the playoffs this season will likely have management making some tough decisions. These decisions will revolve around which players will be the foundational pieces for the future. The current squad …