Speaker 1: Good college football coming your way in the five o'clock
Speaker 1: hour tonight, not an hour from now. The latest on
Speaker 1: the situation with UNLB losing their starting quarterback. We'll get
Speaker 1: you ready for BYU Baylor will get you ready for
Speaker 1: Utah here or sona Kyle bonagerro from Espno stop by.
Speaker 1: But it is fall at least, that's kind of the
Speaker 1: time of year. It's about eighty degrees in Sunday today.
Speaker 1: That does mean football, but it also means playoff soccer,
Speaker 1: and it looks like RSL has a real legitimate chance
Speaker 1: to host a home playoff match. Our next guest, one
Speaker 1: of our favorites, to talk the beautiful game, Max bred
Speaker 1: Us Sunday Thursday afternoon.
Speaker 2: Max. Happy Thursday, sir.
Speaker 3: How are you happy? Thursday undercover? One of maybe my
Speaker 3: favorite day of the week. Not every week, but most weeks.
Speaker 2: Thursday's an underrated day.
Speaker 3: Max.
Speaker 2: I'm with you there.
Speaker 3: There's a good event. There's good event going sorry interrupted,
Speaker 3: but there's good events going on. If you want to
Speaker 3: go out, go out to dinner without the crowd, I always.
Speaker 2: Like it for sure.
Speaker 1: And also, if you're young enough or excuse me, if
Speaker 1: you can remember when you were young enough to start
Speaker 1: weekends on a Thursday. That was kind of like the
Speaker 1: college thing, right, like we can start on Thursday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, drinking in yeah.
Speaker 1: No doubt, no doubt. All right, buddy, I appreciate the
Speaker 1: time today. And we find ourselves in an interesting spot
Speaker 1: with RSL, who elected to move on from some really
Speaker 1: good players, namely Andres Gomez is now in France. They
Speaker 1: bring in five players and so far, I think it's
Speaker 1: fair to say the results have been mixed.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: I asked Jason, Kurt, and Pablo all the same thing
Speaker 1: when they joined the show after the window closed, and
Speaker 1: I said, do you feel like he sacrificed short term
Speaker 1: potential to do something special for the long game?
Speaker 2: Like was that the deal?
Speaker 1: And they all said no, they still still confident they
Speaker 1: can get something special done this year. So where are
Speaker 1: you at now with kind of this recalibrated RSL group.
Speaker 3: Well, I think one thing that's pretty evident is you
Speaker 3: know Andres Gomez, and I'm still blown away with the
Speaker 3: business they did with that price tag where you had
Speaker 3: to sell them. And I mean he's had a rough
Speaker 3: start in Europe, He's been injured. I think he's played
Speaker 3: one game so he's that's neither here nor there. But
Speaker 3: you know, if he's successful, that's only going to benefit
Speaker 3: Rail salt Lake if in fact he gets sold here
Speaker 3: the idea, you know, sometimes you have to explain it
Speaker 3: to people about being a reliable club that develops talent,
Speaker 3: so that teams like Scott Rene or n Is, you know,
Speaker 3: is world famous for developing young players. They have a
Speaker 3: great academy. So many top top players Jeremy Doku, Eduardo
Speaker 3: Kama being payter Check have come through there because they
Speaker 3: have a great scouting system. So they fought enough about
Speaker 3: Andres Gomaz and they've faught enough about to pay a
Speaker 3: big price tag and now Rail salt Lake in the
Speaker 3: world football stage is going to benefit greatly. I know
Speaker 3: people probably go, wait a minute, well we had this
Speaker 3: great player, but now clubs know that Rayal salt Lake
Speaker 3: is legit when it comes to identifying, developing and then
Speaker 3: selling players. So this is going to be big long term.
Speaker 3: As for the short term, yes, his void is really evident,
Speaker 3: not just because they haven't been able to duplicate what
Speaker 3: he does out wide. And I talked to Pablo about this.
Speaker 3: It's affecting Chi Cho on Angle. Chi Cholevanngo and him
Speaker 3: were great foils, great tag team. Chicho became a better
Speaker 3: player clearly because Andras Gomez was stretching out the field
Speaker 3: and chi Cho on Angle was finding space that's not
Speaker 3: there yet. So that's a big one. I mean, that
Speaker 3: could be railed the chances for RSL to hit their
Speaker 3: targets whatever that is making an MLS Cup final, winning
Speaker 3: an MLS Cup final, and winning a playoff series. So
Speaker 3: there's I think in theory was what the good news is.
Speaker 3: They really were active and ambitious with the players they
Speaker 3: brought in. They could have sold the player like Atlanta.
Speaker 3: Did you know Atlanta cleared them all out. Granted Atlanta
Speaker 3: is not in a good position, but they haven't replaced
Speaker 3: those players yet. They went out and you know, they
Speaker 3: have to hope that they get Diogo something out of Diogo.
Speaker 3: They've been lucky with Mark Chuk who I mean, I
Speaker 3: had my first look at him, really impressed. He's no
Speaker 3: Andrea's gomed, but he couldn't contribute something on that side,
Speaker 3: and it's it's tricky. Look if I look at the
Speaker 3: West with Andres Gomezrael felt late to me or one
Speaker 3: of the two or three best teams there without him,
Speaker 3: maybe fourth or fifth, and it's so tightly packed you
Speaker 3: need game breakers. So hopefully Mark Chuk or more specifically
Speaker 3: Diogo or Gonsalves is the guy that can provide it.
Speaker 3: They have talent, but the problem is so do the
Speaker 3: Galaxy Rapids, LAFC, Houston and Portland Seattle.
Speaker 1: So Max, you know we really can and will debates
Speaker 1: you know whether or not the attack is where it
Speaker 1: needs to be. But I'll tell you what if they
Speaker 1: don't figure out the situation. And I always hesitate to
Speaker 1: just simply blame the keeper, just blame Gavin or blame Zach.
Speaker 1: There have been a tremendous amount of very soft goals
Speaker 1: allowed in my opinion, Max, all year. It's not good enough.
Speaker 1: So I do think they've got enough firepower. And I
Speaker 1: do want to talk about cheat you in a moment,
Speaker 1: But tell me your thoughts on where we're.
Speaker 2: At with either Zach or Gavin.
Speaker 1: And is it a back line issue like you defend
Speaker 1: as a team, it's an eleven player deal and Pablo
Speaker 1: asked that of his group. So I don't want to
Speaker 1: hone I don't want to hone in and pin this
Speaker 1: on just one person or one thing. But I think,
Speaker 1: in my opinion it's it's safe to say it's been
Speaker 1: too soft back there for too long.
Speaker 2: So give me your thoughts on.
Speaker 3: That dynamic well, and I think earlier the season, because
Speaker 3: you know Zak, it's got to be frustrating. He has
Speaker 3: a great game and then he has the one, you know,
Speaker 3: the howler, which could many times have cost ourselves. Gavin Beavers,
Speaker 3: you're a little more forgiving because he's a teenager, but
Speaker 3: he's getting an opportunity because Zach hasn't been clean. I
Speaker 3: would imagine that's a fair affessment. So Gavin's been fast
Speaker 3: tracked a bit. I like Gavin Beaver's a lot. You're
Speaker 3: gonna have to take the inexperience, the good and the
Speaker 3: bad here with him. And if you're a team of
Speaker 3: these playoff positions, that's probably going to bite you at
Speaker 3: some point because he's going to enter this form. And
Speaker 3: very rarely you see young players there's not my, me
Speaker 3: and you miles all over the place that there just
Speaker 3: are wise beyond their years. You know, I would have
Speaker 3: loved to seeing Rayal salt Lake pursue and get a
Speaker 3: top keeper. Imagine. I mean, I don't know if it
Speaker 3: was feasibly possible. Imagine they made a push for Zach
Speaker 3: Stephan like the Rapids did. I mean that Rayal Salt
Speaker 3: Lake team all a sudden looks a lot lot better.
Speaker 3: But they feel confident with Zach. But the one thing
Speaker 3: I see more for Gavin than Zach. And they played
Speaker 3: Portland and they didn't do it, but once they did
Speaker 3: it a couple of times when you press them. The
Speaker 3: playing out of the back is not very desirable. I mean,
Speaker 3: and they don't play exclusively. They do, but that's kind
Speaker 3: of part of what Pablo does, but he almost wish
Speaker 3: they could just dump it in the meantime. But you
Speaker 3: would like to see them getting a top top keeper
Speaker 3: here at some point because even with Zach, there's like
Speaker 3: mistakes from playing out of the back when teams press
Speaker 3: you and pressure, which they're going to do, even teams
Speaker 3: that generally don't press a lot, because I think they
Speaker 3: can get an advantage out of that. And that's that's
Speaker 3: a bit of an achilles for RSL and they they've
Speaker 3: got to just hope that these guys can put together
Speaker 3: quality game after quality game and a mistake, which we
Speaker 3: have seen a fair bitness season doesn't rise at the
Speaker 3: worst possible time, so Max.
Speaker 1: At one point, when RSL went fifteen matches without an
Speaker 1: l if Chico had one goal, it felt like he
Speaker 1: had an off game.
Speaker 2: And he's had one goal in nine games now.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: When the news came.
Speaker 1: Down about the suspension, I talked about it on air
Speaker 1: and disgusted with people off air about the very type
Speaker 1: of thing that, if not handled appropriately or correctly, can
Speaker 1: derail a player and a team. I've seen it countless
Speaker 1: of times in my two decades doing this. I'm not
Speaker 1: blaming it at all on that. Okay, I'm not laying
Speaker 1: it all on that, but something has changed in him
Speaker 1: where he has not been as dangerous in the attack
Speaker 1: as he was when RSL felt like they were playing
Speaker 1: as well as anyone in all of MLS for a while.
Speaker 1: Give me your thoughts on Chicho's incredible season suddenly going
Speaker 1: cold and you think he can turn it around.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I could. Answered. Part of that drop is Onris
Speaker 3: Goma is no longer there. You need to see it.
Speaker 3: You can see it's affecting him. The other part is
Speaker 3: this was a pretty traumatic stretch and he was so
Speaker 3: I mean he I don't think he was so good
Speaker 3: earlier in the season, he had a couple of hat tricks.
Speaker 3: He was just scoring, scoring, scoring, And I don't think
Speaker 3: anyone's gonna say he's going to keep playing that way.
Speaker 3: I mean, he is second in the Golden Boot and
Speaker 3: he's basically been gone for two months. So I mean,
Speaker 3: if he played, if he's if he was playing regularly
Speaker 3: and at that clip from earlier the season, he would
Speaker 3: have like twenty seven to twenty eight goals, which is
Speaker 3: approaching the single season record. So you know that's neither
Speaker 3: here nor there either. But you can't have the early
Speaker 3: season Chicho, but you need to have better than what
Speaker 3: you have right now. I get the feeling that he
Speaker 3: needs a goal to kind of take the lid off
Speaker 3: a little bit, and he has to create new partnerships.
Speaker 3: He has to play it a little differently because they
Speaker 3: don't have on this Gomaz and Diego Gonsales isn't a
Speaker 3: direct replacement for Gomaz, So a lot of teams do it,
Speaker 3: and I'm here at LAFC and last suffered from this
Speaker 3: as well. I think they suffered for it this year.
Speaker 3: They suffered in twenty twenty two when they brought in
Speaker 3: Georgia Celeen and Gareth Bale. You're bringing players at the
Speaker 3: tail end of the season and you have to incorporate
Speaker 3: them and it's never clean. So I think that's part
Speaker 3: of what Chicho is dealing with. But this is a
Speaker 3: big distraction and he's gonna have to He's gonna have
Speaker 3: to do more than anyone to overcome it because he is.
Speaker 3: They expect so much of him. And it's been weird
Speaker 3: for Rail Salt Lake because you said that fifteen game
Speaker 3: Winles Street they can. I mean them getting two wins
Speaker 3: in a row is rare late summer through September, so,
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just so inconsistent and it's a different team.
Speaker 3: But there's a lot of things that play. There's a
Speaker 3: lot of things that Rail Salt Lake have to take
Speaker 3: ownership off, but there's some things that are out of
Speaker 3: their control. If you sell a player like Andreskomas and
Speaker 3: you're active in the summer market, which RSL were. You
Speaker 3: hope that it clicks into place like a Jigsaalt puzzle
Speaker 3: by October, but we'll see.
Speaker 1: You know, we're accustomed to mercurial strikers around here with
Speaker 1: Alvaro Savario and you're a mouth SISI and I could
Speaker 1: keep going, and maybe that's just the deal with that
Speaker 1: position of number nine, who you know, suddenly can have
Speaker 1: a rapid change in production or change in mood.
Speaker 2: I don't know, chie Jo Max.
Speaker 1: I think that you do because he was in LA
Speaker 1: when you know and you're you're there, So help help
Speaker 1: me understand. Is he prone to these incredible peaks and valleys?
Speaker 1: Is that something that he's known for, because I honestly
Speaker 1: don't know. I'm asking just to ask.
Speaker 3: No, he was prolific with LAFC. I mean, he had
Speaker 3: two seasons there and he hit the ground running and
Speaker 3: there was rarely a stretch where he didn't score. So
Speaker 3: this is a little bit. I mean, this is the
Speaker 3: first real dry spell he has had in his MLS career.
Speaker 3: I mean, his time in Mexico didn't go great, but
Speaker 3: you know, at LAFC, and he scored fourteen goals in
Speaker 3: seventeen games in the first year, which is phenomenal. And
Speaker 3: then in twenty twenty two he had sixteen goals. He
Speaker 3: played every game and he was part of a championship
Speaker 3: season where there was a little more rotation. So he's
Speaker 3: been good. I mean, that's part of it, and that's
Speaker 3: I think part of the reason Pablo Mustroni identified him
Speaker 3: as the guy he wanted say is I know he
Speaker 3: can be a consistent goal scoring MLS. He has proven that,
Speaker 3: and he proved it last year when he arrived at
Speaker 3: the tail end, and he's proved it most of the
Speaker 3: season here. It'd be hard to imagine he continues in
Speaker 3: this run. I get the feeling that there's at least
Speaker 3: a goal, maybe not four or five in a three
Speaker 3: game stretch, but a goal or two that will help
Speaker 3: this team. He is really good, and he's good. He's
Speaker 3: really good in this league, and he's adapted many times
Speaker 3: because he dealt with those LAC teams that brought in
Speaker 3: so many different players, So he's everything is there to
Speaker 3: suggest a spence that he is going to get. There's
Speaker 3: going to be an upward trend here again, but that's
Speaker 3: not guaranteed. But we've seen him do it in the past,
Speaker 3: and I've never seen him have a really bad spell.
Speaker 3: I get the feeling that he's going to get out
Speaker 3: of it.
Speaker 1: I know we already talked about the keeper, but I
Speaker 1: want to follow up here. Pablo hopped on the show
Speaker 1: about three weeks ago and announced that the starting keeper
Speaker 1: was now Gavin and Zach is going to be benched
Speaker 1: four games last night it's playoff time?
Speaker 2: Who would you roll with?
Speaker 1: Match get Do you go with the young kid who
Speaker 1: everybody thinks is going to be a beast when he's
Speaker 1: fully baked, or do you go with the vet who's
Speaker 1: been there before you know? Or do you take the
Speaker 1: next four games and try to figure it out? Who
Speaker 1: do you think should be between the pipes?
Speaker 3: When I asked Pablo that because I said, is this
Speaker 3: being Gavin's the starter? Because he's started these last four
Speaker 3: or five games, and he was like reluctant. So I
Speaker 3: think Zach's going to get another sniff at it. I think,
Speaker 3: deep down because some of the Zach you say, hopefully
Speaker 3: he just figures it out. This is a guy, a
Speaker 3: real veteran, and he's played a ton of games in
Speaker 3: MLS all over the place that he could figure it out.
Speaker 3: I think it's a little riskier for Gavin because you
Speaker 3: know that you're going to have to deal with some
Speaker 3: rookie or some being green mistakes. They're going they're almost
Speaker 3: guaranteed to happen. You can with Zak, you can say
Speaker 3: they are they're probably going to happen, but there's a
Speaker 3: better chance they don't happen, and he has a good stretch,
Speaker 3: So I think Zach's still very much into it. I
Speaker 3: would imagine, depending on these last four games go that
Speaker 3: you know Zach is when the playoffs roll around, has
Speaker 3: a chance to be the number one guy for the
Speaker 3: duration of the postseason.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: I had Gartha on the program, Garth log Away on
Speaker 1: the program after Atlanta was in town.
Speaker 2: I asked him a very direct question. I'm gonna ask
Speaker 2: you the same.
Speaker 1: Do you believe RSL has a legitimate chance to hoist
Speaker 1: MLS Cup this year for the first time since two
Speaker 1: thousand and nine?
Speaker 3: They do have a chance. There's not a team. I mean,
Speaker 3: the Galaxy look like they're gonna finish first and you're
Speaker 3: gonna have to go beat them at their place, which
Speaker 3: are us all almost good earlier this season a long
Speaker 3: time ago, so I don't think there's a big gap
Speaker 3: from anywhere else. LAFC are struggling and certainly in league play.
Speaker 3: But if I had to pick a list, I mean,
Speaker 3: I would say Galaxy would be number one, and then
Speaker 3: I like Houston a lot. Houston looks like a team
Speaker 3: that they've won eight away games. I put Houston too,
Speaker 3: and then I'd put LAFC RSL maybe and Vancouver right
Speaker 3: behind them. It's it's so tight. I mean, if the
Speaker 3: Galaxy don't, if the Galaxy have any issues, it's it's
Speaker 3: wide open, and I think you would be you'd like
Speaker 3: your chances against the Galaxy better than either Columbus or
Speaker 3: Inner Miami. Those are the two best teams in the
Speaker 3: league right now. So the West will provide some opportunity.
Speaker 3: I tend to think there will be a surprise or two,
Speaker 3: which we haven't had the last couple of years in
Speaker 3: the West. I mean Saint Louis getting knocked out, but
Speaker 3: they were you know, it's hard to see them as
Speaker 3: a number one seed in any other year because it
Speaker 3: was a magical regular season. But I think RSL have
Speaker 3: a shot. They have to be they have to be
Speaker 3: stout defensively, and they need some magic from chi Cho
Speaker 3: Luna and some of the new guys. But I just
Speaker 3: say they don't have a chance. I think would be unfair.
Speaker 3: They've had a really good season. They it also comes
Speaker 3: down to the matchups. We'll see what they get, but
Speaker 3: I think they it has things have to fall in place,
Speaker 3: but it's possible.
Speaker 1: Well, all you can ask for is a shot going
Speaker 1: to the playoffs, right, Like, that's all you can ask for,
Speaker 1: is a shot, especially if you're not among the league
Speaker 1: lead leaders and spend. Do you like the playoff format?
Speaker 1: Does it feel like it's too saturated? Does it feel
Speaker 1: like too many teams get in? Do you like the
Speaker 1: current MLS playoff format?
Speaker 3: Actually, the West I always have people criticized because you know,
Speaker 3: people love to criticize the MLF even though things that
Speaker 3: are happening in MLS other leagues are imitating now, and
Speaker 3: I think what they did, like with Leagues Cup is
Speaker 3: a real avant garde move that I think other leagues
Speaker 3: will imitate as well. But it's everyone in the West
Speaker 3: right now has a five hundred record or better. An
Speaker 3: eight of the nine teams are well above five hundred.
Speaker 3: So that's the rule of thumb, right, if you're above
Speaker 3: five hundred, you should make the playoffs, and mostly not
Speaker 3: all of them in American leagues, we should say, but
Speaker 3: it's maybe you have those teams, but you find a
Speaker 3: way to protect the higher seeds a little better, like
Speaker 3: you give them a buy or a double buy, and
Speaker 3: you can have those teams. I'm fine with it. My
Speaker 3: big issue with the playoffs we had it last year
Speaker 3: and we had it this year is you have that
Speaker 3: international window and it just really takes the wind out
Speaker 3: of the sales when you're going through and all of
Speaker 3: a sudden you have to stop before the conference semis
Speaker 3: and then onwards. This is a big gap, which but
Speaker 3: you can't really do much about and you don't want
Speaker 3: to play on that weekend. That's the only issue. But
Speaker 3: then on the clip side, I don't want I don't
Speaker 3: know if the ending the season in mid October makes
Speaker 3: sense either. You might as well go. It's just that
Speaker 3: one gap which you just learned to deal with. But
Speaker 3: I think in a perfect world, maybe six, maybe you
Speaker 3: lose two four teams from the playoffs set up, but
Speaker 3: that's not going to happen everyone. The reality it might
Speaker 3: get bigger at some point, but I've warmed up to it.
Speaker 3: But I think maybe it would make me irregular season
Speaker 3: a little more interesting if say six teams make it,
Speaker 3: or teams that finished seventh and eighth have to win
Speaker 3: twice just to get a shot at one of the
Speaker 3: higher seeds.
Speaker 2: I like that. I like that max Before I say
Speaker 2: you lose.
Speaker 1: Since you and I last spoke, we had a really
Speaker 1: really fun, cool event here in the market. Kyle Beckerman
Speaker 1: was inducted into the Utah Sports Hall of Fame, and
Speaker 1: then we had a dinner the next night of the
Speaker 1: stadium to honor that two thousand and nine MLS Cup
Speaker 1: championship team with a bunch of the former players.
Speaker 2: I've never heard the max bread us Kyle Beckerman take.
Speaker 1: You know, he changed everything here instantly after the trade
Speaker 1: went down.
Speaker 2: I mean it was instantaneous.
Speaker 1: And I remember his first training thinking like that, dude
Speaker 1: is different than anyone we have had.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: It was a very young franchise, and you know, Jason
Speaker 1: christ himself said that if Kyle embraced Kyle want this
Speaker 1: is Kyle's own these are his own words. He always
Speaker 1: wanted to be a striker because he wanted to score goals,
Speaker 1: or like a central attacking mid, and you know, he
Speaker 1: scored a lot of goals.
Speaker 2: He could really bomb it. You know, we used to
Speaker 2: call him Becker Bombs around here.
Speaker 1: But Jason asked him to embrace the central holding mid
Speaker 1: role and said to me on air, if Kyle plays
Speaker 1: this position, he will play in a World Cup which
Speaker 1: he did. So i' you know, like it's weird to
Speaker 1: say as a radio host, super out of him or
Speaker 1: everything that he's done here since he landed way back
Speaker 1: in two thousand and seven. But he's a Hall of
Speaker 1: Famer now, Max, what's the Kyle Beckerman take.
Speaker 3: It's still unexpected to see the benchmarks that he reads.
Speaker 3: And I talked to Donny and he tells me he
Speaker 3: skills me in now that he's a coach at what
Speaker 3: Utah Valley. That's amazing. I mean, what a great opportunity
Speaker 3: for those young players to get someone like that who
Speaker 3: has played, you know, more MLS games than everyone except
Speaker 3: for what Nick Romondo. I mean, we're talking about almost
Speaker 3: six hundred or we are talking about six hundred games
Speaker 3: when you include everything, and I mean he hit his targets.
Speaker 3: You mentioned winning MLS Cup and being part of RSL
Speaker 3: when they were a bad team, to being a playoff,
Speaker 3: a perennial playoff team and an MLS Cup contender. But
Speaker 3: I think with Kyle Beckerman, what comes to mind is
Speaker 3: and I heard Tavaramo say this, He called the twenty
Speaker 3: fourteen World Cup the team the best US team he
Speaker 3: has seen. And Kyle Beckerman was a part of that
Speaker 3: and part of that era. He was so underappreciated and
Speaker 3: for what he did on the national team, you know,
Speaker 3: like sixty caps and played alongside some of our best
Speaker 3: players ever, never was out of place, great teammate, a
Speaker 3: guy who did the dirty work so that these others
Speaker 3: could excel on that national team. And he didn't get
Speaker 3: enough credit for that. And you know, like in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty four, where the people ridicule MLS players, they don't ridicule,
Speaker 3: but they don't they equate MLS on the national team
Speaker 3: as a weakness. I mean, imagine Kyle Beckerman didn't get
Speaker 3: that chance. And what a great servant he is for
Speaker 3: this league for not only being as good as he was,
Speaker 3: but you know, spending his entire career here with RFL
Speaker 3: in Colorado and briefly with the Miami Fusion. Those are
Speaker 3: the kind of guys that, you know, Penn, twenty thirty years,
Speaker 3: when this league is growing, you point out and say,
Speaker 3: you know that is he's the founda. This is why
Speaker 3: we were successful because you can have players that commit
Speaker 3: themselves to the league and still achieve everything they want
Speaker 3: in a professional career. I don't know if that opportunity
Speaker 3: for Europe May I'm sure he thinks about it, but
Speaker 3: it's just perfect. You know how he was able to
Speaker 3: do that and still be a part of some great
Speaker 3: national teams. And I thought he was a great national
Speaker 3: team player. And I mean the hair, I mean the
Speaker 3: hair is amazing and just to see it and I've
Speaker 3: mis seeing him galloping around and a durability, just a
Speaker 3: tremendous talent and asset and wonderful guy for our league.
Speaker 3: I'm a big mless guy. I'm glad we have Kyle Beckerman.
Speaker 2: Max. Thanks for the time, buddy, I appreciate it. Have
Speaker 2: a great weekendial chat soon.
Speaker 3: You have a great Thursday spent. Yes, a great weekend.
Speaker 1: Yes sir, Yes, sir. Our weekend starts tonight. Max, I
Speaker 1: said it out loud. That's the deal. That's the deal,
Speaker 1: all right. Our good friend Max bred Us. He announces
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