Jason Brough

What we learned, the supporter groups for the Caps have put together a website to help gain momentum in the Save the Caps movement.

The website is savethecaps.com.

Clever marketing.

A similar campaign was made in Columbus with the crew, which ended up with a local owner stepping up.

The march to the match on Saturday for the last home game until after the World Cup will be big.

Get out there.

You can print off signs or stickers or bring your own and show the league that this club matters.

Sacramento and Seattle fans had saved the Caps banners at their matches this weekend.

Maybe bring on a leader from the Southsiders and discuss the Columbus situation and how they're handling this.

the Caps version.

That's a very good idea, Oz.

We will look into this.

There have been a couple other what we learns that came in.

Bubble Matthew takes in what we learned.

The uncertainty around the Whitecaps staying here is a real bummer.

The player works their butts off.

The players work their butts off and play the right way.

The team seems to have a good culture.

It's an easy team to get behind.

I saw some rumors online over the weekend that it was like