Chris Brady
CHI
Goalkeeper
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Mar 3, 2004 (22)
Right
6'4"
170 lb
Allows one in loss
Brady allowed a goal while making three saves during Saturday's 1-0 loss to New England.
Analysis: Brady allowed the lone goal of the match in the 26th minute as Chicago dropped all three points. The keeper has allowed five goals while combining for 12 saves over his last three starts and hasn't kept a clean sheet since May. Chicago head to Atlanta next Saturday.
Returns to training ahead of NYCFC
Brady has returned to Chicago Fire's training sessions after completing his international duty with the United States, putting him back in contention for Saturday's MLS clash against New York City FC, according to Joe Chatz.
Analysis: Brady is back with Chicago after missing the matches against Charlotte and Vancouver due to his USMNT call-up. The goalkeeper was spotted training alongside Josh Cohen and Jeff Gal, confirming his return to the squad ahead of Saturday's clash against NYCFC. Brady has been Chicago's undisputed starter this season, recording 69 saves and six clean sheets across 25 MLS starts. He is expected to reclaim his place between the posts against NYCFC, with Gal and Cohen providing backup options.
Allows late equalizer
Brady allowed a goal while making five saves during Saturday's 1-1 draw with New York Red Bulls.
Analysis: Brady looked on his way to a clean sheet victory before conceding in the 85th minute of Saturday's draw. The keeper has allowed a goal in each of his last three starts, combining for 10 saves over that stretch. Chicago head to Seattle for their next match.
Makes four saves in win
Brady recorded four saves and allowed one goal in Wednesday's 2-1 victory over Orlando City SC.
Analysis: Brady was beaten off a header from a corner kick but didn't let anything else get by him in a 2-1 win. He's got a good chance to keep this save rate up against a New York Red Bulls team which does score goals, but has a minus-12 goal differential on the season.
Concedes once in win
Brady made three saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 2-1 victory over Toronto FC. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 91st minute.
Analysis: Brady conceded one goal Saturday as he and Chicago were able to secure their third straight win. He also made three saves for the seventh time this season. He will now be away from club football for nearly two months due to the World Cup break where he will be representing the United States.
Five saves in 2-0 triumph
Brady made five saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 2-0 victory over CF Montreal.
Analysis: Brady made five saves while keeping a clean sheet. It was his sixth clean sheet in the league campaign. It was only the fourth occasion in the league campaign where Brady made five or more saves in a single fixture. Brady's next assignment will be against Toronto FC.
Concedes one
Brady had five saves and allowed one goal in Wednesday's 3-1 victory versus D.C. United.
Analysis: Brady recorded two clearances and conceded only just before halftime. Over the last five games, he has made 14 saves and seven clearances, conceding 10 goals during that period. Next, he will face CF Montreal, who have scored six times in their last four games.
Concedes three to Red Bulls
Brady recorded one save and allowed three goals in Saturday's 3-1 loss against New York Red Bulls.
Analysis: Brady conceded three goals in his second consecutive match Saturday, also making just one save. He is also doubly to blame for the third goal, as he committed the foul that led to the penalty decision, then conceded the penalty to Eric Choupo-Moting in the 81st minute. He'll look to bounce back Wednesday at D.C. United, a side which has scored 15 goals through 12 matches this season.
Concedes three in loss
Brady recorded one save and allowed three goals in Saturday's 3-2 defeat to FC Cincinnati.
Analysis: Brady was rarely tested, saving only one of the four shots he faced including one from the penalty spot. The goalkeeper has now conceded three goals in two of his last three outings, though he remains in fine overall shape with five clean sheets from his first 10 games and will look to add another on Saturday New York Red Bulls.
Records clean sheet in win
Brady recorded no saves and secured a clean sheet in Saturday's 5-0 win against Sporting Kansas City.
Analysis: Brady was not forced to make a save Saturday and made one clearance as Chicago Fire trounced Sporting Kansas City in a 5-0 home victory. Across his last five starting appearances, the talented young keeper has produced 18 saves and seven clearances while conceding just four goals and recoding three clean sheets. Brady's next challenge is likely to come Saturday when Chicago hosts Cincinnati.
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