Speaker 1: Well, still a little RSL. For the fourth straight season,
Speaker 1: Rayle saw Lake is playoff bound. They're chief soccer officers.
Speaker 1: Kurt Schmidt Schmed who joins us on a Tuesday. Kurt,
Speaker 1: it's been a long time, man, How you been?
Speaker 2: Yeah, a long time. I've been good. How are you?
Speaker 2: How about you?
Speaker 1: All? Good? Here? Well? Good here? So, since I brought
Speaker 1: it up to kind of intro the interview, your thought.
Speaker 1: I know it's not the goal, but it's not nothing.
Speaker 1: For the fourth straight year, you guys are head of
Speaker 1: the playoffs. Give me your thoughts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's the first step, right, it's the first
Speaker 2: gate that we got to get through and got to
Speaker 2: get in the playoffs to make some noise. And now
Speaker 2: our goal is obviously to secure home field advantage and
Speaker 2: finish the season strong. And you know, in like all
Speaker 2: the leagues here in the league get with the playoffs.
Speaker 2: It's important how you finish the season in the form
Speaker 2: that we're in coming into these last four games as
Speaker 2: we head into playoffs.
Speaker 1: So let's get your thoughts on a few things since
Speaker 1: it has been a while, you know, of course for
Speaker 1: a little bit. And look I talked to you about this.
Speaker 1: I talked to Pablo about it. I talked to Jay
Speaker 1: about it. Like during that fifteen game unbeaten streak, we
Speaker 1: all kind of said, like, it's not how this thing works.
Speaker 1: It's not how MLS seasons go. It's such a marathon
Speaker 1: that there will be a bit of a dip. And
Speaker 1: as we've discussed, you guys elected to move off some
Speaker 1: players to bring in some new pieces five total. So
Speaker 1: just from a macro standpoint, Kurt, how do you think
Speaker 1: it's gone since making the new acquisitions and where are
Speaker 1: you at as of today with the confidence of that
Speaker 1: locker room.
Speaker 2: And I think the middle of the season was obviously
Speaker 2: a little bit bumpy, and some of that is structural
Speaker 2: with Lee's cup and the interruption that that has in
Speaker 2: the middle of the season. And you know, there's it's
Speaker 2: again it's a long season. Fitness and form and all
Speaker 2: those things change, and then obviously with the personnel changes,
Speaker 2: and I think some of the guys are settling in
Speaker 2: really well. You know, it's good to see Diogo and
Speaker 2: dominic it on the score sheet this past week. You know,
Speaker 2: I think Locklanbrook has settled in well. And you know,
Speaker 2: I think the more time we have together, the more,
Speaker 2: they're settling in to their you know, the time with
Speaker 2: their teammates, into the locker room and into the game model,
Speaker 2: and understanding what expected of them. So I think the
Speaker 2: next four games are really just about improving those understandings
Speaker 2: within and amongst the group and being you know, firing
Speaker 2: on all cylinders at the end of the playoffs.
Speaker 1: I always want to be fair, and I don't want
Speaker 1: to put this on one player, whether it's Zach or
Speaker 1: whether it's Gavin, or whether it's Big Phill or Jay Glad.
Speaker 1: But I think it is fair to say, Kurt, there
Speaker 1: have been far too many leaks in the back right
Speaker 1: and you never want to say, well, the keeper is this,
Speaker 1: or the back four, or maybe, as Pablo often talks about,
Speaker 1: you're not defending as a group. So I'm just going
Speaker 1: to ask you, what do you most attribute the loose
Speaker 1: nature at times from the back portion of your lineup
Speaker 1: that seems to have allowed some soft goals at on
Speaker 1: opportune times over the past few weeks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, looks defending is an eleven player activity,
Speaker 2: an eleven person activity on the field. It's not one
Speaker 2: or two or four or five. It's everyone. And so
Speaker 2: whenever you know we have a defensive laps or can
Speaker 2: see a goal. I think it's looking all over the
Speaker 2: field on where these plays started. Sometimes even you know
Speaker 2: they start in possession. When you have the ball is
Speaker 2: when the goal really starts to take shape. So I
Speaker 2: think it's about looking at everything holistically. And then yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean, look, obviously, you know, at the end of
Speaker 2: the day, I played to going on a player and
Speaker 2: was very good one. But you know that's you get
Speaker 2: all the attention to center back, goalkeepers, defenders, you got
Speaker 2: all the attention because you're the last ones in frame
Speaker 2: when the ball goes in the net, and so yeah,
Speaker 2: it falls to you. But I think it starts with
Speaker 2: everybody on the field and on the bench and on
Speaker 2: the staff and everywhere just looking at inside and saying, Okay, well,
Speaker 2: what could I have done to help prevent that situation?
Speaker 2: How could I have done something myself or help my
Speaker 2: teammates put them in a better position so that they
Speaker 2: could do something better. And once you start there and
Speaker 2: kind of work your way out instead of pointing fingers,
Speaker 2: you're just you know, you're looking inward and saying everyone
Speaker 2: can be five percent better in those moments, and and
Speaker 2: then I think, you know, staying tuned in and engaged
Speaker 2: in those critical moments this time of the season is
Speaker 2: important as well. So I think it really really starts
Speaker 2: there and improving the mentality and the awareness and the
Speaker 2: engagement of the group and key moments. And you know,
Speaker 2: I think by and large, you know, the defending hasn't
Speaker 2: or has been pretty positive. But obviously it only takes
Speaker 2: you know, one goal to kind of undo all that
Speaker 2: could work.
Speaker 1: So Pablo jumped on the show I think it was
Speaker 1: three weeks ago now, and announced that Gavin was going
Speaker 1: to be the start of the rest of the way
Speaker 1: and he was moving Zach to the backup role. I
Speaker 1: wanted your thoughts on that and where you're at as
Speaker 1: the guy that makes the calls on these things, with
Speaker 1: your confidence level of who's in between the pipes for
Speaker 1: you guys headed down the stretch.
Speaker 2: Well, Pablo's you know, Pablo's always the guy who makes
Speaker 2: a call on these things. You know, I'm not going
Speaker 2: to tell him who to play. I think it's important
Speaker 2: that he has the freedom to make those decisions and
Speaker 2: obviously can incorporate everyone's opinion, and you know, ultimately he's
Speaker 2: got to make a call that he believes in. So
Speaker 2: you know, that's what's going to continue to happen and
Speaker 2: in every position, and people even gave, you know, and
Speaker 2: gave a young kid, and you know, everyone makes mistakes.
Speaker 2: Young players make mistakes, Old players make mistakes, and the
Speaker 2: the goal or the target is that we learned from them.
Speaker 2: And so I think that's what we're we're looking at
Speaker 2: going forward for for not just Gav but you know,
Speaker 2: all of our young players as we try and develop
Speaker 2: you know, young talent here at oursl So I.
Speaker 1: May have misspoke. What I meant was you're the guy
Speaker 1: that calls the shots on the player acquisition, so you know,
Speaker 1: when it comes to acquiring the talent that is your
Speaker 1: h that is your neighborhood. I wonder if you guys
Speaker 1: considered kicking the tires on bringing a keeper in prior
Speaker 1: to the end of the summer window based off some
Speaker 1: of the inconsistencies that we've seen.
Speaker 2: No, I mean it's something that you know, we didn't
Speaker 2: really touch on a ton and I think it's you know,
Speaker 2: Zach's got a lot of experience, and he's been around
Speaker 2: the league a long time and he's done some really
Speaker 2: good things for us over the past few years, and
Speaker 2: you know, gav is a young player that we really
Speaker 2: believe in, and so we think between the two of
Speaker 2: those guys, they you know, when we were in the
Speaker 2: summer window, that they were going to get us through
Speaker 2: the end of the season. And you know, I think
Speaker 2: it's it's hard to not overreact or or react to
Speaker 2: to like these acute situations and these acute problems, but
Speaker 2: it's also important to keep a medium in a long
Speaker 2: term view as well.
Speaker 1: So I thought it was interesting the way Pablo described
Speaker 1: So I asked Pablo what Gavin can learn from Zach
Speaker 1: just based off of the experience gap in the age gap,
Speaker 1: and Pablo talked about Zach's elite communication ability, So as
Speaker 1: far as the way he communicates with the back line,
Speaker 1: the way he communicates with his teammates. Is that something
Speaker 1: for gab that just comes with age, you think experience,
Speaker 1: because he is not as outwardly communicative, if that's even
Speaker 1: a word, as Zach is. Is that something that he's
Speaker 1: getting better at? Is it something that just comes from
Speaker 1: you know, age and experience.
Speaker 2: Give me your thoughts, Yeah, excelling it's a personality component.
Speaker 2: And you know, I don't think gav is a wallflower
Speaker 2: by any meanings. So you know, there's certainly a personalment
Speaker 2: where a guy needs to be you know, more kind
Speaker 2: of outspoken just generally and you know, even off the field,
Speaker 2: to have that communicable aspect to it. But yeah, it
Speaker 2: comes with experience, It comes with confidence. You know, it's
Speaker 2: always in my time kind of in this game. You know,
Speaker 2: you always find players are are better at organizing and
Speaker 2: more willing to organize and more effective at it when
Speaker 2: when they're when they feel good about themselves and their
Speaker 2: game and what they're doing, and when they don't have
Speaker 2: to worry about and focus on themselves as much. And
Speaker 2: so I think as a young player coming into this
Speaker 2: environment sometimes it's difficult at the outset to communicate and
Speaker 2: help everyone else when you know you're trying to obviously,
Speaker 2: you know, put in a good performance yourself. But as
Speaker 2: as he gets more comfortable and as he improves performances
Speaker 2: and gains that confidence in that environment, then the communication
Speaker 2: will will certainly grow. And it's not it's not a
Speaker 2: situation where Gab doesn't say anything. Obviously, if you look
Speaker 2: at him, you see you know, communicating quite frequently and
Speaker 2: yelling and just like you living and doing whatever with
Speaker 2: you know, to towards different players, and so I think
Speaker 2: it's something that's there and it just needs to grow.
Speaker 2: And you know, again it's there's the active saying things,
Speaker 2: and then there's the quality of communication as well, and
Speaker 2: so the quality of the communication will also improve as
Speaker 2: as he gained competence.
Speaker 1: So I want to now move over to the space
Speaker 1: and talk about these new players because since it has
Speaker 1: been a number of weeks, we can actually be a
Speaker 1: little bit more specific than we were able to be
Speaker 1: last conversation because we know who the players are. They're
Speaker 1: on the ground. So Diogo opens his bank account. That's
Speaker 1: a goal. Excuse me, that's a soccer term for all
Speaker 1: you listeners out there. No big deal soccer knowledge permeating
Speaker 1: through the mic. But it's very very easy to see
Speaker 1: what you guys saw in him. I mean, the quality
Speaker 1: is there, the skill is there. How's the process going.
Speaker 1: What can you tell us about your expectations of Diogo
Speaker 1: and what he's done so far? It proved to you
Speaker 1: that he can deliver on those expectations.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think he, like you said, he's got a
Speaker 2: ton of quality and the soccer knowledge is permeating good stuff.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: So the quality is there, you know, I think he
Speaker 2: could add a lot to us in the final third.
Speaker 2: I think his the quality of his finishing, of his
Speaker 2: setup passes and set pieces, everything, it'll be there. And
Speaker 2: you know, fitting him into the game model and our
Speaker 2: expectations of it, and you know, the other side of
Speaker 2: the ball as well, making sure he's doing you know,
Speaker 2: pressing when and where we wanted to press offensively. Those
Speaker 2: are important aspects of it. And so the more he
Speaker 2: gets comfortable, you know, the better off he'll be. The
Speaker 2: more we get comfortable playing with him and feeding him
Speaker 2: and knowing where he's going to be, I think the
Speaker 2: more effective he'll be. Obviously it's not taken you know,
Speaker 2: a ton of time for him to get in the
Speaker 2: score sheet, which is great. But yeah, he's a guy
Speaker 2: that the more we use him, the better the results
Speaker 2: will end up being.
Speaker 1: So over to Dominic who also opened his account got
Speaker 1: his first goal, but Kurt, for me, my eye opening, like,
Speaker 1: oh my holy bleep moment was his run up the
Speaker 1: right side a couple of weeks ago after a really
Speaker 1: quality turn and an unbelievable cross to and who scored
Speaker 1: so We've seen a couple of moments of brilliance from Dominic.
Speaker 1: Mark Zuku's being asked to kind of fill the void
Speaker 1: that's left behind by Andres Gomez. How's this process going?
Speaker 2: I think the most obvious, like apparent thing from Dominic
Speaker 2: just watching him and he's adapted or he's adapting pretty quickly,
Speaker 2: is just the quality and the consistency and reliability of
Speaker 2: his decision making. And I think he's in a good way,
Speaker 2: like can be very predictable in terms of like his
Speaker 2: teammates know in this situation, Dominic's going to do that.
Speaker 2: In that situation, Dominic's going to do this, And so
Speaker 2: it becomes really reliable, and it makes him a really
Speaker 2: easy player to play with and to fit in around,
Speaker 2: whether it's you know, Crooks or Body or Javane or
Speaker 2: Brody or Diogo or Chijo or and whoever's playing around him,
Speaker 2: they kind of they know that, you know, hey, Dom's
Speaker 2: going to be here in these moments, John Dom's going
Speaker 2: to do this when he has the ball, and like
Speaker 2: it makes it really easy to play with him and
Speaker 2: to be effective around him. And you know he mentioned
Speaker 2: in the past he played the angel. I mean that
Speaker 2: was you know, the perfect spot for that ball. I
Speaker 2: think if it's a foot you know, too far ahead
Speaker 2: or foot too far back, that goal doesn't happen. And
Speaker 2: he puts it in the perfect spot and just stays
Speaker 2: on side and it's a great goal. And you know,
Speaker 2: obviously cack Off a great run and even his goal
Speaker 2: this weekend, you know, get getting on the end of
Speaker 2: things in the back post, getting into the box when
Speaker 2: when the attack comes up the other side is great.
Speaker 2: And the composure in that moment to take his chance
Speaker 2: was phenomenal. So and I think he's only you know,
Speaker 2: with his call up to the Polish under twenty ones,
Speaker 2: he wasn't He actually hasn't even been here as long
Speaker 2: as the others have been, or as long as it
Speaker 2: seems like he has, because he was here for like
Speaker 2: ten days and then he had to go back to
Speaker 2: Poland and come back and you know now he's got
Speaker 2: to go back again, probably for the next camp. So
Speaker 2: you know, he's that's only going to grow, and so
Speaker 2: to see such good early returns is really exciting.
Speaker 1: Over to Lachlan, you know, we haven't seen as many
Speaker 1: individual snapshots social media highlight moments from him. I'm sure
Speaker 1: those will come with time, But how's the process going
Speaker 1: of integrating Locklan Brooke?
Speaker 2: You know, I mean again, whether he's started or come
Speaker 2: off the bench, I think he's added a ton of energy,
Speaker 2: a ton of work rate. You know, he's one of
Speaker 2: those guys along with Crooks and and Dominic, Frankly and
Speaker 2: Andres when he was here, who lead the team in
Speaker 2: numbers like high speed running and sprint distance. And so
Speaker 2: it really adds a physical element to to our game
Speaker 2: that we need in terms of our game model and
Speaker 2: how we press and defend and what we do attacking.
Speaker 2: Why so, he's a guy that you know from that
Speaker 2: that pocket on the left will stretch the defense. If
Speaker 2: he's playing on the right, you know, he's he does
Speaker 2: a little bit differently than like Gomez or Dominic in
Speaker 2: terms of cutting inside a little bit onto his left.
Speaker 2: But I think you know, when he's playing one of
Speaker 2: those ten roles, he gives you a lot. He stretches
Speaker 2: the defense, he gets on the ball, he can wiggle
Speaker 2: out of trouble, he can connect passes and be ball secure,
Speaker 2: and he's been gotten in some good spots in and
Speaker 2: around the box, and you know, just needs to find
Speaker 2: the finishing touch. But he's been a I think the
Speaker 2: word for him, honestly has maybe been reliable. Like he's
Speaker 2: he's just been a reliable guy. Can go in and
Speaker 2: Pablo asked him to do this, He'll do that, And
Speaker 2: you know that's that's really what a coach wants when
Speaker 2: he's bringing in a new player like that.
Speaker 1: Javane Brown four games played, a couple of starts as well.
Speaker 1: Is this a depth piece to the back line. How's
Speaker 1: this process going? How is he fit in? How's he
Speaker 1: fitting so far through the four games he's played.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, look, it's a little competition at that position,
Speaker 2: and obviously we've seen a couple of different players and
Speaker 2: we've seen now I think four players play there this year,
Speaker 2: between Brody Body and Philip and Javane, And you know,
Speaker 2: I think it's they've all been competing with each other.
Speaker 2: And I think Philip put in a couple of good
Speaker 2: shifts this week. I think Javane's put in, you know,
Speaker 2: one good game and you know, maybe I had a
Speaker 2: really rough, bad moment the other day, but you know
Speaker 2: he knows that and is focusing on on trucking those issues.
Speaker 2: But you know, I think it's just a spot where
Speaker 2: we have a lot of competition. And I think you
Speaker 2: can take that one of two ways. You can. You
Speaker 2: can be a glass at empty guy and say no,
Speaker 2: what you've taken this position, or you can be glass
Speaker 2: that full guy and just say that you know, the
Speaker 2: competition that we have there is really going to ensure
Speaker 2: that we have the best guy, who's most informed playing
Speaker 2: on any given day. And I think you know, it's
Speaker 2: one of the things we wanted to do when we
Speaker 2: came into the summer window was increase the level of
Speaker 2: competition we have throughout the team, throughout the group, so
Speaker 2: that you know, every day in training was a bit
Speaker 2: of a battle and a bit of a dogfight, and
Speaker 2: that guys needed to really earn their spots and win
Speaker 2: their position on the weekend. And so I think, you know,
Speaker 2: whether it's right back or you know, number ten or
Speaker 2: winger or striker or whatever it is, I think we've
Speaker 2: been able to create that environment.
Speaker 1: I wanted to ask you about Anderson Julio today because
Speaker 1: of course we're talking about the new players being integrated,
Speaker 1: how that process is going, because we're unfamiliar with the
Speaker 1: new talent, and everybody loves a new shiny toy. But Kurt,
Speaker 1: I think his contribution this year has gone under talked
Speaker 1: about because it feels like you need me to start,
Speaker 1: all right, gotcha, You need me to come off the bench, gotcha.
Speaker 1: And I thought he could be a double digit goal
Speaker 1: scorer in this league, but one more goal and he
Speaker 1: tallies ten. And it seems like he's really been a
Speaker 1: willing teammate and maybe kind of an underrated piece of
Speaker 1: who you guys have been this year. Just one of
Speaker 1: your thoughts on that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you said it right there, teammate, right, I think
Speaker 2: he's just been a really good teammate, a good team guy.
Speaker 2: He's done what's needed, you know, he's done with's ask,
Speaker 2: and I think he's executing it really well. You know.
Speaker 2: One of the reasons why we brought him in, you know,
Speaker 2: way back a couple of years ago when I first
Speaker 2: got here, was the element that he brings with his
Speaker 2: pace and what that can do to defenses, how he
Speaker 2: can stretch and create space with his running. And you know,
Speaker 2: he's been able to add that element to his game.
Speaker 2: And man, if he can finish champions like he has
Speaker 2: been lately, then then credit to him, right, And the
Speaker 2: more minute he'll get coming from that, so, you know,
Speaker 2: but it's important that that we're a good team and
Speaker 2: not just a collection of good, you know, individuals, And
Speaker 2: so having a guy like Ando that we can either
Speaker 2: bring off the bench you start in games, who, like
Speaker 2: you said, is just a really good teammate, is you know,
Speaker 2: a credit to the team.
Speaker 1: All right, before we get tossed and that's the next opponent,
Speaker 1: I'll get a thought from you on them. We do
Speaker 1: need to talk cheat show. And it's impossible to say
Speaker 1: that he's had a anything other than a brilliant year
Speaker 1: with seventeen goals and twelve assists, but as of late,
Speaker 1: goals haven't been there. And of course the suspension is
Speaker 1: the suspension. I don't know how much of that is
Speaker 1: affecting his play. I don't know if it's getting used
Speaker 1: to new teammates. He almost had one over the weekend
Speaker 1: we thought he did, and I'm sure he'll be just fine.
Speaker 1: But what do you attribute the dip? And I guess
Speaker 1: I'll just stay statistical production from a cheacho over the
Speaker 1: past couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: I think all players can be very I don't know.
Speaker 2: I guess rhythm dependent. Maybe rhythm is a good word
Speaker 2: for this, where you know, you get in the groove
Speaker 2: or you get kind of going and you're in a
Speaker 2: flow and you know, things seem easy, and I think
Speaker 2: sometimes you know, things come along with it struck that
Speaker 2: rhythm that that can have a detrimental effect. And so
Speaker 2: whether it was suspension or league cup or injuries or
Speaker 2: whatever it was, the last couple of months have been
Speaker 2: pretty disruptive form and so you know, and it's it's
Speaker 2: not been the same as maybe the previous two or
Speaker 2: three months. Does that mean he's a different player now, No,
Speaker 2: not at all. It just means, you know, especially as
Speaker 2: a striker, the confidence needs to get there, the belief,
Speaker 2: the flow, the rhythm, all that needs to come back.
Speaker 2: And you know, it was great he get gets you know,
Speaker 2: he gets his assists on the weekend, and I think
Speaker 2: that's part of the him growing in confidence and getting
Speaker 2: back to that player he was and giving us the
Speaker 2: same things he was given us earlier in the season. So,
Speaker 2: you know, strikers even more so than other players, it's
Speaker 2: it's really about confidence and flow and rhythm and just
Speaker 2: getting into groove and kind of you know, being being
Speaker 2: ready to compete and perform every game.
Speaker 1: All right, buddy, before I said you lose, Austin is
Speaker 1: not out of it. They're not out of it, but
Speaker 1: it is close. They need to close a seven point
Speaker 1: gap with four games remaining, so essentially, if they don't
Speaker 1: get three, they're cooked. And they're almost cooked anyway. But
Speaker 1: of course, the most dangerous animal a cage cornered animal.
Speaker 1: They have not had the year most people are expecting,
Speaker 1: but like I said, they're going to be desperate for
Speaker 1: three on Saturday. Give us a little preview. What do
Speaker 1: you guys up against as you travel to Austin for
Speaker 1: this tilled over the weekend.
Speaker 2: You're not gonna like my answer. My answer is none
Speaker 2: of that matters. None of it matters. Doesn't matter who
Speaker 2: we're playing, so doesn'tter where the game is, doesn't matter
Speaker 2: what their situation is. All that matters is us and
Speaker 2: us treating these last four games like playoff games as
Speaker 2: we head into the postseason, and having getting into the mindset,
Speaker 2: the urgency, the focus, the effort, just everything like like
Speaker 2: we would in the playoffs. So you know, not to
Speaker 2: dismiss them as an opponent. I think every you know,
Speaker 2: every team in MLS, and I think they're a good
Speaker 2: team that can be and certainly hurt us if we're
Speaker 2: not ready, which is why I'm saying, you know, we
Speaker 2: have to bring the right mentality and the right focus
Speaker 2: to this game, just like we will for the three
Speaker 2: games after that and then the playoffs after that, and
Speaker 2: whatever whoever we're playing, wherever that game is, whatever their
Speaker 2: situation is, none of that needs to matter to us
Speaker 2: and our guys. We just need to go out there
Speaker 2: and execute, you know, our plan. And if we execute
Speaker 2: our plan with the right intensity and the right mindset,
Speaker 2: then you know whether whether the team is in the playoffs,
Speaker 2: out of the playoffs, still has a chance home. We're away.
Speaker 2: That's gonna that's gonna take care of itself, because we're
Speaker 2: just going to do our thing.
Speaker 1: Last thing. How healthy are you guys headed Austin over
Speaker 1: the weekend?
Speaker 2: Geez, Now you're asking for like confidential privileged information.
Speaker 1: You can give me no comments. I just have to
Speaker 1: ask the question.
Speaker 2: Pretty healthy, okay.
Speaker 1: Rather healthy? Relatively healthy?
Speaker 2: It fairly strong.
Speaker 1: We'll take that. How is your portfolio? Oh these days, Kurt?
Speaker 1: Good stuff? Man, Hey, it's been too long. I appreciate
Speaker 1: the time. Go get three and cheering for you as always,
Speaker 1: all right, all right, thanks, all right. Kurt Schmidt, the
Speaker 1: chief soccer officer for RSL Real Saal Lake. Back at it,
Speaker 1: coming up this weekend in Austin, and then they get
Speaker 1: Minnesota at home. They're at San Jose, then Vancouver. The
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