Seattle got dominated by MLS’s newest franchise in an ugly showing on Saturday, continuing to struggle in the early stages of the season. How did each player fare in the defeat?

In search of anything that might spark the team offensively, the Sounders landed much needed speed and quality from the wing in a low risk move.

A lack of offense continues to be problematic for the Sounders, but they did salvage another draw against a familiar opponent on Saturday night.

With two of the biggest offensive pieces out for the foreseeable future in Seattle, where can the Sounders find production to replace what they have lost on the injury front?

With the live streaming becoming increasingly popular as more people cut the cord, pro Seattle sports franchises have pivoted to meet an ever-changing entertainment market.

Offensive struggles continued for Rave Green on Saturday night as the Sounders were shut out once again in Nico Lodeiro’s return to Lumen Field.

Eduard Lowen’s free kick proved to be the difference in a 1-0 loss as a depleted Seattle side struggled to create chances.

Seattle couldn’t overcome mistakes in their defensive third and dropped the away leg to Cruz Azul in Mexico City, ending their Championship Cup hopes.

After a lackluster start to the MLS campaign, the Sounders pick up their first win of the regular season with a resounding victory against rivals LAFC.

The door was open for Seattle to take a much needed advantage in the home leg of the CONCACAAF Champions League tie with Mexican side Cruz Azul, but the Sounders couldn’t capitalize at Lumen Field.

With ambitions of Champions League glory and a good start in MLS regular season, a revamped Sounders squad aims to balance using the right rotation and playing the best team available in a busy first part of the schedule.