MLSsoccer staff

MLSsoccer staff are responsible for reporting on Major League Soccer matches and news. The team is headed by John Nicastro, who serves as the Chief Technology Officer for both MLS and Soccer United Marketing. In this role, Nicastro oversees the league's technology, data, and AI strategy across various areas such as sport technology, fan technology, business solutions, information technology & security and owned digital platforms. Prior to joining MLS, Nicastro held several leadership positions in the sports industry.

Biography:  https://www.mlssoccer.com/about/executives

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MLS's Uninvited Guest: Raquinho, the Raccoon Who Interrupted the Philadelphia Union vs New York City FC Game

MLS's Uninvited Guest: Raquinho, the Raccoon Who Interrupted the Philadelphia Union vs New York City FC Game

Broke On: Thursday, 16 May 2024 During the MLS game between Philadelphia Union and New York City FC on May 16, 2024, a raccoon named Raquinho invaded the soccer field, causing a brief interruption in play. The raccoon evaded capture attempts and spent a record-breaking 161 seconds on the field before being safely released by local pest control. Despite its vile nature, Raquinho's actions were met with amusement and fascination from both teams and spectators alike, but it did not help Philadelphia Union win as they lost 2-1.