season in New England as the club’s all-time leader in every goalkeeping category and is one of the most recognizable personalities in the entire league. He’s been a fan favorite at Gillette Stadium for almost a decade and is one of the last remaining links to the Revolution side which appeared in three straight MLS Cups from 2005-07.

But to quote Bob Dylan, the times they are a-changin’ in Foxborough. Of the 14 players who took the field for New England in the season opener against San Jose, only Reis, captain Shalrie Joseph and defender Kevin Alston were with the Revs prior to the 2011 season, and Alston was drafted in 2009. Half of those 14 players made their Revolution debuts against the Earthquakes.

Although it’s unquestionably a different atmosphereapples to the Safeway chain of retail stores in and about Seattle, Washington. Local 760, aided by respondent Joint Council, instituted a consumer boycott against the apples in support of the strike. They placed pickets who walked back and forth before the customers' entrances of 46 Safeway stores in Seattle. The picketstwo at each of 45 stores and three at the 46th storewore placards and distributed handbills which appealed to Safeway customers, and to the public generally, to refrain from buying Washington State apples, which were only one of numerous food products sold in the stores.[3]*61 Before the pickets appeared at any store, a letter was delivered to the store manager informing him that the picketing was only an appeal to his customers not to buy Washington State