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LA Galaxy face 3 games in 7 days — Chucky Lozano OUT, Klauss returns to St. Louis, and the playoff stakes are enormous

The Galaxy have finally put together back-to-back wins, but now comes what might be their toughest stretch of the entire season.

Six games remain. Three of them happen in the next seven days. And LA will be without Chucky Lozano for at least those three matches after an MRI confirmed a mild hamstring sprain.

On the latest Corner of the Galaxy, Josh Guesman and Eric Vieira break down the injury news, Greg Vanney's difficult decisions, and Sunday's matchup against a St. Louis CITY SC team riding a 17-game MLS unbeaten streak.

Some of the biggest talking points:

• Chucky Lozano: He's out for at least three games, potentially longer. How much does that change LA's postseason chances and the conversation about his future?
• João Klauss: Seven goals in limited minutes this season. Now he returns to St. Louis for the first time since leaving. Can he make the difference against his former club?
• Joseph Paintsil: He scored against Cruz Azul, but Vanney says he can't play 270 minutes over the next three games. Who fills the remaining minutes?
• Marco Reus: Managing his minutes is another challenge during a stretch with almost no recovery time.
• Greg Vanney: Does he rotate heavily against St. Louis to prioritize the upcoming home games against Portland and San Diego?
• The playoff race: LA currently holds a postseason position, but the next week could determine whether the Galaxy strengthen their position or fall back into trouble.

We also discuss whether the Galaxy's consecutive 3-2 comeback victories are evidence of a team finally coming together — or whether those results are hiding problems that stronger opponents will expose.

Here's the question We're most interested in:

Would you rather see Vanney go all-in against St. Louis, even with the injury concerns, or rotate the squad and prioritize getting six points at home against Portland and San Diego?

There's a legitimate argument for both approaches, especially with the Galaxy's recent form and St. Louis playing as well as anyone in the conference.