The team has arrived in Chicago after a late morning flight out of Boston, and everyone’s currently getting settled at the hotel for a couple of hours before the team dinner this evening. Needless to say, after last night’s result between Real Salt Lake and Columbus presented the chance for the winner of the Revs-Fire series to host the Eastern Conference Championship, the boys are especially amped to take the field tomorrow night at Toyota Park.

Travel day is also typically a day in which a lot of questions about injuries are cleared up, as it’s decided who travels and who stays behind. Luckily for the Revs, it doesn’t appear as if any new injuries have prevented players from traveling to the Windy City.

Here is the official New England Revolution injury report for Friday, Nov. 6:

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Just as it was throughout the regular season, the injury report will continue to be an important part of each week throughout the postseason. As the Revs prepare to maintain their one-goal advantage entering the second leg of their Eastern Conference Semifinal Series against the Fire, they’ll also need to maintain their health.

Today’s injury report has a couple of minor additions and a couple of subtractions.

Here is the official New England Revolution injury report for Tuesday, Oct. 3:

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We’re sure many of you have been waiting for today’s injury report before finally breathing easy about the availability of players for Sunday afternoon’s playoff opener against the Fire. Well, it’s Friday afternoon, and you can breathe easy.

Two players have been removed from the list, while two have been added, but both additions are of a minor capacity and the injuries should not affect availability for this weekend.

Here is the official New England Revolution injury report for Friday, Oct. 30:

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Hopefully everyone’s had a chance to take a day, relax and enjoy the fact that the Revs don’t have to worry about fighting for their playoff lives anymore. They made it.

Done relaxing? I hope so, because now it’s time to jump right into the second season, the one where every game is do-or-die and the fate of an entire campaign can hinge on each play. The 2009 MLS Cup Playoffs.

Just as it was in the regular season, the injury report is an integral part of the week and can alter the outlook of a team’s chances immediately. Luckily for the Revs, they not only qualified for the postseason with a victory last Sunday night, but also avoided any new major injuries. A couple of bumps and bruises bring two new names onto today’s injury list, but it’s nothing major.

Here is the official New England Revolution injury report for Tuesday, Oct. 27:

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Well, this is it. This morning’s training session was the final workout before traveling to Columbus tomorrow ahead of Sunday night’s decisive game against the Crew (6 p.m. ET, ESPN2, WRKO 680 AM). With the weekend finally here after days of anticipation, everyone’s ready to hit the field and do this thing.

The best news about today’s session was the injury report which followed. One player off the list and no other changes … which means no additions … which is crucial.

Here is the official New England Revolution injury report for Friday, Oct. 23:

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It doesn’t take a soccer expert to realize it’s critical that the Revs stay healthy ahead of their weekend trip to Columbus, which could secure a playoff spot for the Revolution pending other results around the league on Saturday night. With three more training sesssions before Sunday’s match, the ultimate goal is to prepare for the Crew while staying healthy, and taking care of any knocks the guys may already have.

The good news is that today’s injury report includes no additions and two upgrades.

Here is the official New England Revolution injury report for Tuesday, Oct. 20:

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The Revs gathered at Gillette Stadium this morning for one final training session before welcoming the Chicago Fire tomorrow night for a virtual do-or-die match in the fight for a spot in the MLS Cup Playoffs. If you can’t make it out to the stadium to put your support behind the boys, be sure to catch the action live on Fox Soccer Channel, or tune in to the radio broadcast on WRKO 680 AM (which will feature special guest color analyst Taylor Twellman). Kickoff is set for 6 p.m.

Of course, our final piece of business before tomorrow night’s game is the Friday injury report, which is a bit of a mixed bag with one important upgrade and one important addition.

Here is the official New England Revolution injury report for Friday, Oct. 16:

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