The San Jose Earthquakes have started off 2026 in historic fashion, and they have continued to find ways to win no matter who is on the pitch and no matter the opponent. San Jose has already had some major wins this season defeating the likes of Vancouver Whitecaps, LAFC, and more during their run, and they do not seem to have an end in sight. In all competitions they currently are 11-1-0 with 11 wins and one loss in a record including the U.S. Open Cup and MLS Regular Season

The San Jose Earthquakes continue to showcase that this team is absolutely exceeding expectations and maintaining a firm grip on one of the top positions in Major League Soccer. San Jose has continued their dominant form, under head coach Bruce Arena, and they show now signs of slowing down at all. Photo from Jose Rocha of Rocha Report / Rocha Multimedia The team suffered a major loss once DeJuan Jones went down with a season-ending injury and has seen major signing Timo Wern

As the road to Wrestlemania heats up, the WWE comes to San Jose with all the lights, high-flying and action. Image via World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) / Ticketmaster WWE Champion Cody Rhodes is expected to be featured along with his Wrestlemania opponent, Randy Orton as we all inch closer to the biggest show of them all in Las Vegas. Expect all the storylines to come to head in the ring as rivalries heat up and even more memorable moments are created. See the likes of Cod

The San Jose Earthquakes secured a gritty 1-0 road victory over the Philadelphia Union on March 7, 2026, at Subaru Park in Chester, Pennsylvania. This result marked San Jose's third straight win to open the MLS season (3-0-0), their best start in club history, surpassing even their 2003 MLS Cup-winning campaign. The game remained scoreless through the first half, with both teams creating limited clear chances in a tightly contested match. Before the whistle blew for the 2nd H