If you're a Chicago Fire fan the name Emigdio Gamboa might not ring a bell, but it probably should.

Throughout the history of MLS, championship squads have found a balance between the draft and free agent signings. Often times each team had one signing (more often at striker) that put them over the top. It's time that our Fire followed suit

After 2 victories in 3 weeks, Fire fans have a brighter outlook than what we felt through the first month of the season. While it's a bit early to start sounding the trumpets, this improvement in form is welcome and a sign of good things to come

While a cup win obviously helps any fan base, it would especially be true for a Fire team in a crowded Chicago sports landscape. The team must start winning trophies again to spur fans to head out to Toyota Park and fill those blue seats. Winning is

Chicago Fire midfielder Dilly Duka has shown his talent in the past. Will he be able to start contributing more for the Men in Red in the near future?

After a tough loss in Houston, the Chicago Fire returned home and took care of business. They defeated the Columbus Crew 1-0 with the lone goal coming from off-season addition Jeff Larentowicz in the 83rd minute.

Well, the night is here. Fire. Crew. That yellow team. In Toyota Park. Hate juices flowing. It's time to get down to business folks

As the saying goes, "better late than never". For those of you that look forward to the weekly Fireside Chat, I apologize for the delay. But, it's here now and that is what matters

MLS has just announced a revolutionary loan system for the league. While time will tell how smoothly this works, it's certainly an asset the Fire could have used in recent seasons