Wednesday night was for the MLS All-Stars. In Major League Soccer's 30th regular season, the LA Galaxy were without a representative with this honor for the first time ever.
That's right! Other than in 2020 because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Los Angeles Galaxy have always fielded an MLS All-Star until now. With a number of their own players set to be free agents (such as goalkeeper John McCarthy and defender Eriq Zavaleta), general manager Will Kuntz is expected to be active for a third winter in a row.
Teams like the Philadelphia Union, San Diego FC, and the Vancouver Whitecaps boast multiple All-Stars this year.