Speaker 1: RSL is in San Diego, coming up on Saturday. After
Speaker 1: another loss over the weekend, Always a pleasure to catch
Speaker 1: up with our next guest, RSL original, the Legend himself,
Speaker 1: Brian dun Seth. Monday Afternoon, Donney, Happy Monday, buddy.
Speaker 2: How are we doing.
Speaker 3: I'm doing well. It's good to see that the word
Speaker 3: legend isn't being used as descriptively as possible. I mean,
Speaker 3: you calling me a legend. I don't think I checked
Speaker 3: any of those boxes.
Speaker 2: Man, lies, you are lying on the program.
Speaker 1: My question, Donny, is when somebody, when somebody says, do
Speaker 1: you when Don Garber says, okay, Brian dun Seth, who
Speaker 1: scored the first goal in RSL history, do you correct
Speaker 1: them or do you just let it go.
Speaker 3: I can tell you that christ somatically.
Speaker 2: I knew it. I knew it. I knew it.
Speaker 3: He was so sensitive. No listen. I told Jason, I
Speaker 3: was like, do you realize how many times I've corrected
Speaker 3: people over these last twenty years that you scored the
Speaker 3: first goal. I scored the first home goal? And he goes,
Speaker 3: what did you do it today? And I was like,
Speaker 3: you know what, I was just going to enjoy a
Speaker 3: super surreal moment of hosting. You know, the Miller group
Speaker 3: coming in and the commissioner looking over at me and
Speaker 3: saying that, and all like the heads at the same time.
Speaker 3: It was like a movie, and like all of the
Speaker 3: people's faces just turned towards me, and Garber's looking at me,
Speaker 3: and I was just like, yeah, this is this is
Speaker 3: a movie. This is a surreal moment. But yeah, cool. Nonetheless,
Speaker 3: I ended up ben milling him later for the shout out.
Speaker 2: I thought I thought it was great. I thought it
Speaker 2: was great.
Speaker 1: And look, the snapshot of you planting the flag at
Speaker 1: Rice Cycles never gets old, man, every time I see
Speaker 1: that clip of Clint sending in the cross and You're
Speaker 1: getting your head on it and planning the flag. I mean,
Speaker 1: it really was a moment that signaled the arrival of
Speaker 1: this club. And now we're twenty plus years later, which
Speaker 1: is wild that you and I have been doing this
Speaker 1: for as long as we have. But let's start with
Speaker 1: some of the positive vibes and positive news before we
Speaker 1: get to the tough stuff. And I just wonder how
Speaker 1: you digested the news cycle last week where the Miller
Speaker 1: family has taken over the controlling stake of ownership of
Speaker 1: RSL and the Royals.
Speaker 2: What do you think this means for the group?
Speaker 3: Yeah, listen, I think a lot of us, none of
Speaker 3: us were naive and recognizing that Ryan Smith's attention was
Speaker 3: a little bit different following the acquisition the Utah Hockey
Speaker 3: Club and we hadn't really seen him tweeting about it
Speaker 3: or talking about We saw Laker Utah Royals for the
Speaker 3: better part of the year. So when I heard the
Speaker 3: whispers a couple of months ago about the Miller's scale,
Speaker 3: Miller and the company itself interested in the acquisition of
Speaker 3: Real Salt Lake, it checked a lot of boxes. You know,
Speaker 3: I go back to the time when you know your
Speaker 3: dad was able to start Real Salt Lake, and when
Speaker 3: Dave's paying five million dollars and we're seeing the expansion
Speaker 3: fee coming around three fifty to four hundred. Now you
Speaker 3: know there's a lot of money left on the table.
Speaker 3: And to see kind of the momentum ship from the
Speaker 3: sale under's Deloy Hanson into David Blitzer and Ryan Smith
Speaker 3: and now for David Blitzer to kind of step back
Speaker 3: still have a lot of the sporting control to soccer control,
Speaker 3: but similar to his investment, whether he talk about Crystal Palace,
Speaker 3: he talked about Augsburg, you know, you talk about in
Speaker 3: Major League Baseball, NFL, NBA. You know, a part of
Speaker 3: him really does enjoy being a minority owner and allowing
Speaker 3: kind of and I'm of the firm belief that having
Speaker 3: a local owner with primary ownership is important because there's
Speaker 3: something and that's that's not to disparage anything that David
Speaker 3: Blitzer and his group has done, because it has been
Speaker 3: extraordinary since the sale and Deloye walking away. He's done
Speaker 3: a great job and a lot of great things, and
Speaker 3: the infrastructure in the atmosphere, even he upgrades to the stadium.
Speaker 3: But I do think there's something special about having people
Speaker 3: that understand the market, understand what this city wants, and
Speaker 3: you know, having someone that's fully invested in this team
Speaker 3: is going to be or these teams are going to
Speaker 3: be important because it's not just Realso Lake and Utah Royals.
Speaker 3: It's also Reround Monarchs. It's also the academy. You know,
Speaker 3: it's the infrastructure of the training facility, all of those things.
Speaker 3: So I think it's great and as they continue to
Speaker 3: bet in, my hope is sooner rather than later we'll
Speaker 3: see an influx of funds and investments that continue the
Speaker 3: development of the nuclear arms spending in Major League soccer,
Speaker 3: and as I said to you, I think a couple
Speaker 3: of years ago, I think his expansion slows down. We're
Speaker 3: going to see multi billion dollar owners continuing to invest
Speaker 3: in clubs already owned by multi billion dollar owners.
Speaker 1: I wonder, Donny, if you've been able to garner an
Speaker 1: insight or in your conversations, if you understand how the
Speaker 1: dynamic will work.
Speaker 2: Between the Blitzer Group and the Miller group.
Speaker 1: Is it is the line of delineation as clear as
Speaker 1: the Miller's handling the business side and Blitzer handling the
Speaker 1: soccer side, or is it a little bit more convoluted
Speaker 1: than that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'd assume it's a bit more convoluted. But what
Speaker 3: I would say is that because of the Blitzer sporting
Speaker 3: network specific to soccer has already been in play. There
Speaker 3: is a benefit for the Millers to slowly figure out
Speaker 3: ways how to sorry about my son's game and they're
Speaker 3: they're good now leading to nail against no. I think
Speaker 3: what it does is it allows the Millers to kind
Speaker 3: of bet in and understand from the business side what's
Speaker 3: happening but then also having great education of what the
Speaker 3: soccer side is. You know, I am of the firm
Speaker 3: belief that I don't think it would be in any way,
Speaker 3: shape or form a bad thing for someone like Dave,
Speaker 3: you know, date check Its to come in and somehow
Speaker 3: be involved and then allow the soccer people to make
Speaker 3: soccer decisions similar to the success that we saw back
Speaker 3: in two thousand and nine through twenty twelve, you know,
Speaker 3: specific to hiring Guard, hiring Jason, hiring Robin, and building
Speaker 3: out that roster and allowing just the soccer to speak
Speaker 3: for itself, and then you know, if there's failures, there's consequence.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I think we're going to see an evolution
Speaker 3: over the next couple of years of what that looks like.
Speaker 3: You know, I am not of the belief, having not
Speaker 3: been in the conversations and being in the room to
Speaker 3: understand completely what this all looks like. But in the
Speaker 3: short term I think there's enough of an educated personnel
Speaker 3: in charge right now to allow you know, this this
Speaker 3: quote unquote handover of power in real time.
Speaker 1: One more thing, and then we'll move over to some
Speaker 1: results and some additions that are on the way, and
Speaker 1: hopefully more that we don't know about on the way
Speaker 1: as well. But what has been you know, as the
Speaker 1: kids would say, vibes are high, and you know, the
Speaker 1: start of the season.
Speaker 2: Has been great.
Speaker 1: But your your connections at the club with both RSL
Speaker 1: and the Royals, does it feel like this ownership transition
Speaker 1: is being met with a ton of optimism.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it is, I really do. I mean,
Speaker 3: there's no one that's come out publicly and said anything different.
Speaker 3: There's nobody that has mentioned to me and either my
Speaker 3: hosting opportunities or being around the trainings that it speaks
Speaker 3: to anything different. But again, I think you know this
Speaker 3: and I know this. We're not naive. I mean we're dumb,
Speaker 3: We're not naive. I think we've seen the transfer of
Speaker 3: power from different organizations and clubs and different sporting ventures
Speaker 3: that you know, there's there's always going to be a
Speaker 3: little bit of havoc, a little bit of helter skelter,
Speaker 3: a little bit of confusion because ultimately we're looking at
Speaker 3: the variation of responsibility. So that's all fine and dandy,
Speaker 3: but there is going to be you know, there's there's
Speaker 3: going to be some time for everyone to kind of
Speaker 3: figure out who ultimately is in charge, who's making the decisions,
Speaker 3: and then you know the responsibility of failure is going
Speaker 3: to be in there as well.
Speaker 1: All right, now we have to talk about the current
Speaker 1: form of the club, which, if we're honust, is not good.
Speaker 1: So three wins, six losses, eight goals scored fourteen alloud
Speaker 1: minus six. The goals allowed category is kind of inflated
Speaker 1: by two really bad performances. But my first question, in
Speaker 1: this kind of non secuitar direction that we've gone to,
Speaker 1: what is fair to say about the calls that have
Speaker 1: gone against the club over the past three or four weeks.
Speaker 3: You go back to the FC Dallas challenge for Peel,
Speaker 3: and anybody that has played at a high enough level
Speaker 3: will tell you that that was a player protecting himself
Speaker 3: in a moment and which Patrickson Delgado was about to
Speaker 3: do him and by doing him, I mean like going
Speaker 3: to put his foot through his ankle, and I think
Speaker 3: he recognized in that moment he needed to protect himself,
Speaker 3: and I think there was a gray area of a
Speaker 3: conversation that should have been involved. That doesn't just have
Speaker 3: to be that, hey, this is violent conduct, this endangers
Speaker 3: the safety of the opponent. No, this is a guy
Speaker 3: saying like, you know you're not going to kick me
Speaker 3: right now, I'm going to protect myself. The Daniel Lovett's
Speaker 3: forearm shiver elbow to the face of Marchuk should have
Speaker 3: been a red. I'm not surprised based on the referee'
Speaker 3: personality and history that maybe his arrogance in the moment
Speaker 3: wasn't open to the idea of having someone in a
Speaker 3: booth in the Dallas, Texas area send him over to
Speaker 3: the monitor to overturn his call. Love It should have
Speaker 3: seen a yellow card right after that for a second
Speaker 3: yellow challenge at a bare minimum, and then finally they're
Speaker 3: amongst my constituents that call games. So this isn't coming
Speaker 3: from a real Salt Lake olmer or for my love
Speaker 3: for Diego Luna. There's not a pundit in the world
Speaker 3: that would look at Diego Luna untangling his leg from
Speaker 3: Petrosso wrapping him up and think that in any way,
Speaker 3: shape or form, that's violent conduct and Spence. I texted
Speaker 3: our good friend Trey Fitzgerald immediately as I was sitting
Speaker 3: in the Delta Lounge in Seattle, flying home from calling
Speaker 3: the Seattle National Game, and I said, Hey, just let
Speaker 3: me know when the appeal comes through that Diego is
Speaker 3: going to be available for next weekend down in San Diego,
Speaker 3: because that was one of the when you have Drew
Speaker 3: Fisher's var sending you to the monitor with his experience,
Speaker 3: one of the most respected managers in this league for this.
Speaker 3: Now it's three nail for this not to be downgraded.
Speaker 3: For Sergei demian Juk to go over to the monitor,
Speaker 3: have to look at it from four different for you know,
Speaker 3: maybe what two minutes from multiple different angles in any way,
Speaker 3: shape or form to think that that is violent conduct
Speaker 3: for a player to untangle his leg from a player
Speaker 3: on the ground, it's just lunacy. It's crazy. To me,
Speaker 3: I don't understand it. And the problem that I have
Speaker 3: with this is also double jeopardy since because RSL was
Speaker 3: a better team and that listen, they lost the game, right,
Speaker 3: they gave up the goal. They deserve to lose a game.
Speaker 3: That being said, they played down to man for the
Speaker 3: better part of thirty minutes. They were the better team.
Speaker 3: They should have scored multiple goals, they should have come back,
Speaker 3: and now you lose the player in real time, arguably
Speaker 3: one of the most dynamic Number ten playmakers not named
Speaker 3: Lino Messi. In Major League soccer, you don't have them
Speaker 3: for the better part of thirty minutes. You're playing a
Speaker 3: man down. You don't get the points on the day.
Speaker 3: And now my hope is that we hear the announcement
Speaker 3: that he's got oh shy almost just scored. Dang, and
Speaker 3: then we get the announcement that he's going to be
Speaker 3: allowed to play next weekend. I feel like that's incoming. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's just tough. It's a bitter pill to swallow, and
Speaker 3: all of the small things that are going wrong, a
Speaker 3: lot of it a real sal they needs to figure out.
Speaker 3: I'm looking for leadership. Who's responsible in terms of pulling
Speaker 3: everybody up by the shorts. Who's the guy theoretically that's
Speaker 3: willing to punch somebody to change the and manufacture the momentum,
Speaker 3: because right now this team needs something. They've played well,
Speaker 3: but they're not playing well enough, if that makes sense
Speaker 3: to UH to be where they need to be in
Speaker 3: the nuclear arms race of the Western Conference playoff ers.
Speaker 1: Little Bertie Que Little Bertie my source at RSL infor
Speaker 1: me earlier that the red card has been appealed based
Speaker 1: off of your knowledge of the inner workings of MLS.
Speaker 2: What are the chances that it gets rescinded.
Speaker 3: I could see it being with the with the with
Speaker 3: the three person I don't know which we're calling it, uh,
Speaker 3: the three person panel, if you will. I don't think
Speaker 3: there's anybody that looks at that and says that that's
Speaker 3: a violent conduct worthy red card. I think it is
Speaker 3: a three mil in favor of that appeal going through
Speaker 3: and Diego Luna's red card being rescinded and him being
Speaker 3: reinstated for availability in San Diego. And again this is
Speaker 3: me coming from an analyst perspective. I could not believe
Speaker 3: what I was watching in real time.
Speaker 1: I know you alluded to and maybe the answer to
Speaker 1: my question is what you already said as far as
Speaker 1: the arrogance of the official, But watching the red card
Speaker 1: in real time, you couldn't really tell because Diego was
Speaker 1: standing over him, and it's like, all right, well did
Speaker 1: he do something a faious on him?
Speaker 3: I thought he must have, you know, I'm watching it.
Speaker 3: I thought he must have stepped on him. Yes, he
Speaker 3: must have stopped on him. Right, Really, he showed the
Speaker 3: angle from behind and he pulls his leg out and
Speaker 3: then he kind of like leans in, like what are
Speaker 3: you doing? It was more that not like diego, listen, diego.
Speaker 3: We're all young, dumb, naive at moments like you're talking
Speaker 3: to a guy that almost cost the United States a
Speaker 3: spot in the Olympics because I saw blood red and
Speaker 3: I reacted And it was just in that split second,
Speaker 3: like my Southern California upbringing, like I just I saw
Speaker 3: red mist This wasn't that. This was like what, like
Speaker 3: why are you wrapping up my leg? Like let go?
Speaker 1: Like that's what that was to me, right, But my
Speaker 1: point was in real time, it's like, okay, well that
Speaker 1: looked like it could be something aggressive.
Speaker 2: Then you see the replay and there's nothing there.
Speaker 1: So my question, Donny is how do you watch that
Speaker 1: replay and come to the conclusion that it needed to
Speaker 1: be read like is that just arrogance?
Speaker 2: Like how do you do that?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I mean, I think maybe maybe the
Speaker 3: more easier conversation is maybe that's why he's not one
Speaker 3: of the consistent reps at the highest level when it
Speaker 3: comes to All Stars playoffs, MLS Cup finals. You know,
Speaker 3: we've got we've got some great referees in pro in
Speaker 3: Major League Soccer. I was actually having a conversation with
Speaker 3: one of the referees that Maxprados and I ran into
Speaker 3: while we're up in Seattle. There's some really fantastic referees,
Speaker 3: but as the evolution of the game goes on, we
Speaker 3: forget that some of the best referees are aging out,
Speaker 3: so we're gonna get some younger referees that have worked
Speaker 3: their way through and have deserved opportunities. But again, the
Speaker 3: pace of the game, the speed of play, the decision making,
Speaker 3: and then the influx of you know, you have ego,
Speaker 3: you have arrogance, you have experience, you know, the idea
Speaker 3: of var and the intervention of technology is fantastic. But
Speaker 3: at the same time, there's still a human error and
Speaker 3: a lot of these guys you could show them one
Speaker 3: play and you could say red or no, and half
Speaker 3: the room will say red, half the room will say yellow.
Speaker 3: So there's still an element of human error involved. And
Speaker 3: for me, the game in Nashville and the game against Toronto,
Speaker 3: those were both I don't know if it's arrogainst lack
Speaker 3: of experience, or just maybe self belief in the call,
Speaker 3: but you know, two mistakes that I think should have
Speaker 3: gone in a dummer direction.
Speaker 1: All right, Doddie, it's getting late early. You know, this
Speaker 1: is a slog this is a marathon, this is not
Speaker 1: a sprint. MLS schedule is intense, and you know, I've
Speaker 1: seen some of the best clubs that we've had here
Speaker 1: get off the horrible starts, and some of the worst
Speaker 1: clubs we've you know, like you could, good stars can
Speaker 1: lead to bad seasons. Bad starts can lead to good seasons.
Speaker 1: It's a roller coaster ride. But through nine matches there,
Speaker 1: eleventh ty was Saint Louis on nine points. I'll ask
Speaker 1: you this before we get to some potential editions. What
Speaker 1: have you seen that you've liked? What are they doing
Speaker 1: well as of now, even though the start has not
Speaker 1: been great.
Speaker 3: Oh, you're talking specific to rilso Lake, correct. Yeah. I
Speaker 3: think Diego Luna playing in the number ten position has
Speaker 3: the pure playmaker with Diego Gonzalveez on the left, has
Speaker 3: afforded both the players the ability to shine. It takes
Speaker 3: maybe pressure off Theogo to be quote unquote one of
Speaker 3: the number tens and allows Diego to kind of find
Speaker 3: the game because he's a guy that can absolutely kind
Speaker 3: of sniff out opportunities. I still think of Mecca and
Speaker 3: Ojeda are really really strong in their partnership. Pelacios hasn't
Speaker 3: shown nothing. Plasco hasn't shown the consistency or performance or
Speaker 3: the recognizing and critical moments of where he needs to be.
Speaker 3: That may be just a rhythm thing or a lack thereof.
Speaker 3: Hafa Haf has been fantastic in goal Cabral. I think
Speaker 3: he's a He's a fantastic addition. But to be quite honest,
Speaker 3: I think there's more questions than answers. I don't know
Speaker 3: who the best number nine is. I really don't know
Speaker 3: what the true level of Dominic Marchuk is. I see glimpses,
Speaker 3: but I don't see any consistency. The right back spot
Speaker 3: is wide open for opportunity. When Kobe Henry's available, I
Speaker 3: think he easily competes for one of the starting spots.
Speaker 3: And whether you're talking about Junka or Kataris at left back,
Speaker 3: that turned into more of a competition than I ever
Speaker 3: expected to be. So based on the lack of results
Speaker 3: and the losses, take away all the conversations about referees
Speaker 3: and monumental moments going against we also a lake. I
Speaker 3: still think there's more questions than answers. I think he
Speaker 3: probably have competitive wise, roster for roster, spot for spot.
Speaker 3: One of the deepest, if not the deepest team for
Speaker 3: Real Salt Lake we've ever seen built. But they certainly
Speaker 3: aren't close to having their difference makers. Even from what
Speaker 3: we saw last year. This is a completely different group
Speaker 3: than we saw in twenty twenty four. And I'm waiting
Speaker 3: for waiting. I'm waiting for the vocal leaders. I'm waiting
Speaker 3: for the guys to kind of step up from a
Speaker 3: physical standpoint, no nonsense me versus you, I'm going to
Speaker 3: destroy you. And then the technical side of guys, they
Speaker 3: can put away chances because every and I don't know
Speaker 3: about you, but every time I watch Real Salt Lake,
Speaker 3: I feel like they're generating three to four fantastic goal
Speaker 3: scoring moments. And the game against Nashville is a perfect
Speaker 3: example where Mark took before he scores. He should have
Speaker 3: had two or three more, Peel should have had one.
Speaker 3: This team needs to be more clinical and maybe a
Speaker 3: part of this quote unquote lack of investment was a
Speaker 3: byproduct of this ownership turnover. But they got to get
Speaker 3: back on track and by Wednesday, that's the close of
Speaker 3: this first window. Hopefully they can find the right guy
Speaker 3: that makes.
Speaker 1: The most sense for this team, and that's where we'll
Speaker 1: go next. Before I set you loose so you can
Speaker 1: get back to your boys game. Fabricio Romano, who breaks
Speaker 1: a lot of worldwide soccer news, reports that RSL has
Speaker 1: agreed in principle to sign Robert Bozanici, striker who has
Speaker 1: been in Portugal. I'm donnie. I'm not going to tell
Speaker 1: you I've been grinding on Portugue. You know Portuguese soccer tape.
Speaker 1: I don't know much about him, but tell us about
Speaker 1: this new striker. I'm told this should be on the
Speaker 1: ground of the next twenty four hours or so.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I won't pretend to know what his level is.
Speaker 3: I'm aware of him. I know that the conversations have
Speaker 3: been going on for quite some time. I'm confused as
Speaker 3: to why it's taken this long, similar to Diogo Consolvez acquisition,
Speaker 3: when you were able to get Chico Rongo done so soon. Remember,
Speaker 3: the Blitzer group owns either outright or a big part
Speaker 3: of Esquill in Portugal, so they will be very familiar
Speaker 3: with this player. I know he's a national team player.
Speaker 3: If you look, statistically, he's not outrageous in terms of
Speaker 3: scoring goals. I think he's only got a handful of
Speaker 3: goals over the course of the season. Hopefully he's impactful enough.
Speaker 3: It's given him plenty of time to bet in over
Speaker 3: the course of the season, considering we're only nine matchdays in.
Speaker 3: But the question is how much of a different profile
Speaker 3: does he have compared to the two strikers three strikers
Speaker 3: if you include his espeta as well. We'll see, but
Speaker 3: sooner rather than later, let's see what he's made of.
Speaker 3: Get him on the field and hopefully in terms of fitness, sharpness,
Speaker 3: game you know, the game awareness, he's coming in and
Speaker 3: can immediate least step onto the field and you know,
Speaker 3: make an immediate impact. The team certainly needs somebody that
Speaker 3: can finish off some of the great chances that they've
Speaker 3: created so far in the first nine matches.
Speaker 2: Last thing, and I'll set you lose.
Speaker 1: Are you aware of any other impending acquisitions additions to
Speaker 1: the group before the window closes on Wednesday?
Speaker 3: No, that's the only one. O. Uh, maybe let's put
Speaker 3: it that way. Maybe there's I've heard some whispers and
Speaker 3: if it does come to fruition. I think it would.
Speaker 3: It would. It would certainly help the team and positions
Speaker 3: that are necessary for competition for the starting spot. But yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean the other part of this is, you know,
Speaker 3: real Salt Lake has a certain amount of money available
Speaker 3: as they continue to evolve and make these moves. I'm
Speaker 3: looking at the summer transfer window of how aggressive can
Speaker 3: they be, especially with you know, the Miller's coming in.
Speaker 3: That's a big part of this equation that I think
Speaker 3: is going to be an unknown for all of us
Speaker 3: is to try to understand the true nature of financially
Speaker 3: what this roster is going to look like. Because Weekend
Speaker 3: we are you know every month or so that we
Speaker 3: talk every couple of weeks Spence wre We're constantly watching
Speaker 3: and trying to figure out a way to negotiate what
Speaker 3: is this nuclear arms spending in Major League soccer? Because
Speaker 3: if you're really going to go out and spend money
Speaker 3: and find like the Latte loss in Atlanta or the
Speaker 3: Kevin Yankees in Cincinnati, and I know this is going
Speaker 3: to sound crazy that your your one hit though misses,
Speaker 3: you're going to be with him at twelve to fifteen
Speaker 3: million dollar rage at this point. So things are significantly different.
Speaker 3: That's why I think having billionaire investors alongside billionaire owners
Speaker 3: are incredibly important for the evolution major Lex soccer because
Speaker 3: you just can't afford to sit still anymore.
Speaker 1: Donny, good stuff. We'll let you get back to the game,
Speaker 1: and I appreciate the time, but it'd be good.
Speaker 3: Okay, Yes, Skyline four zero winners over Park City up here,
Speaker 3: so a big, big result there.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Bri, I'm done. Seth RSL Legend.
Speaker 1: RSL back at action against San Diego coming up this weekend.
Speaker 1: Hopefully Diego Luna will be on the pitch. They have
Speaker 1: appealed the red card. We'll see if it's rescinded.