Star Tribune MNUFC coverage: Reasons to watch, Reynoso, SKC, Atlanta, and more

I've been writing a lot about the Loons, and here is the proof.

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First of all, I would like to thank the Minnesota Timberwolves, for dispatching the Phoenix Suns - not just because it was great to see the Wolves win a playoff series for the first time in a couple of decades, but because it’s extending out my run covering Minnesota United for the Star Tribune.

It’s also been a couple of weeks since I sent out a post here with all of what I’ve been writing, which is a nice chance to sort of look back on a couple of weeks of coverage. So here are some links:

Even if Emanuel Reynoso returns to Minnesota United, his old role has disappeared
Right now, this is the most-read thing that I’ve written for the Star Trib, in this current stint. We’re still not sure when Rey might return to Minnesota, but even if he does, and even if he somehow can get back into the staff’s good graces, his old role no longer exists with Minnesota.

Seven reasons for fans to start paying more attention to the Loons
Start here if you’re a new fan, or if you haven’t followed the Loons much. I’ve got seven reasons why you should start.

Minnesota United coach Eric Ramsay shows he’s not afraid to mix things up — and it’s working
A look at how Eric Ramsay changed his team’s system at halftime, against Sporting Kansas City - and what it says about the coach’s attitude overall.

Minnesota United will try to change brief, ugly history vs. Atlanta United
Ramsay has a lot to learn about Minnesota United’s history - but in some cases, things might be better left un-said. Plus, a look at a couple of relatable moments from the new Loons boss.