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Jamiro Monteiro "will do everything" to help Quakes succeed
Robert Jonas looks at how Jamiro Monteiro is probably Chris Leitch's biggest signing yet
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Is Chofis the future? Or is he holding San Jose back?
Asher Kohn analyzes the Chofis Effect on the San Jose Earthquakes
Offseason
Jackson Yueill's 2021 was Better Than You Might Think
Asher Kohn takes on the perception that Yueill's 2021 was worse than 2020 and 2019.
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What Tanner Beason's Development Says About Matías Almeyda's Earthquakes
Asher Kohn analyzes the special thing Almeyda is doing with Tanner Beason this season.
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How Eric Remedi is catalyzing San Jose's offense
Remedi's ball-carrying skills have made San Jose more dangerous going forward.
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Where Andy Ríos goes, the Quakes follow
As Andy Ríos goes, so go the Quakes? Well, in the recent resurgence of the team he's been a bigger part than most fans have been able to notice. Beyond the goals, Ríos is proving to be a key piece of Almeyda's new-look puzzle.
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Quakes 2020 Pre-season Analysis: Eriksson, Yueill, and Progressive Passes
Jamon Moore compares progressive passing between Magnus Eriksson and Jackson Yueill
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How to Get the Most from Hoesen
If San Jose goes with two strikers to start the season, a lot will be on the Dutchman’s shoulders.
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Nick Lima May Have a Brighter Future in the Middle of the Pitch
With high competition at the fullback positions and with Nick Lima possessing a different set of skills than his peers, could a move to central midfield be in his future in 2020?
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Suggested Signing: Matko Miljevic
Colin: After two consecutive MLS Superdrafts where I guessed the Quakes pick in advance, I've decided to press my luck and take a wild guess on a future signing that, I should emphasize, is not based on any insider knowledge or reporting. It's entirely speculation. I&
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What Even is Magnus Eriksson?
In 2019, Magnus Eriksson was one of the top performers on a surprising San Jose Earthquakes club. After a will-he-or-won’t-he offseason in which there were rumors the former Designated Player was heading back to his native Sweden, Magnus was moved from his favored in-cutting left wing to a central r