Brotherly Game · Nov 25, 2020
Three things we learned from the Philadelphia Union’s playoff exit
Morgan Tencza If this story was titled “Three Things We Learned from the Union’s 2020 season,” it would obviously be a very positive piece. This is the best team the club has ever assembled, and from the start of the season to the end, they were one of the best in the league. They won their first trophy, got several end of season awards, notably Jim Curtin for Coach of the Year, and gave their fans what they wanted.
But this is “Three Things We Learned from the Union’s loss against the Revolution,” which means that for this one, we have to look at the negatives from Tuesday night. So, without screaming into the void, here are three things to takeaway from the Union’s playoff loss.