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Speaker 3: It's a historic day for our local soccer club as
Speaker 3: Raal Salt Lake made a splash, made an acquisition, brought
Speaker 3: in a really good player, and we are lucky enough
Speaker 3: to get to know him here on the program as
Speaker 3: DeAndre Yedlin is our guest on a Thursday. DeAndre, Happy Thursday, man,
Speaker 3: how are we doing.
Speaker 4: I'm pretty good? Thank you for having me.
Speaker 3: Welcome to Salt Lake. Welcome to Utah. We're very excited
Speaker 3: to have you here. I wonder if you could enlighten
Speaker 3: us on this process, how this all went down, and
Speaker 3: how you're feeling now that you're here on the ground.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was kind of a whirlwind. Salt Lake had
Speaker 4: had shown some interest a bit ago, so I've known
Speaker 4: about the interest for a while and you know, finally
Speaker 4: boiled down, you know, to the point where obviously ended
Speaker 4: up coming here. And you know, I think a big,
Speaker 4: a big thing for me was uh, you know, not
Speaker 4: just their not as their commitment to me now, but
Speaker 4: you know for the future that you know that means
Speaker 4: a lot, and you know it shows just you know,
Speaker 4: how much they value me. So I was really excited
Speaker 4: to come. I'm really excited to get uh in with
Speaker 4: the group and you know, hopefully make a kind of
Speaker 4: a late last push for this for this playoff position.
Speaker 3: Now you're a Seattle kid at birth, and you've lived
Speaker 3: all across the world quite frankly, bouncing around Europe, and
Speaker 3: you played in Cincinnati, Miami of course Seattle back in
Speaker 3: the day. What what do you know about Utah? What
Speaker 3: do you know about salt Lake?
Speaker 4: I know about the great salt Lake I came. I
Speaker 4: came down here when I think I was like ten
Speaker 4: years old. I got a picture of me floating into
Speaker 4: salt in the in the Gray Salt Lake. Me and
Speaker 4: my grandfather did a lot of hikes growing up, you know,
Speaker 4: obviously being from Seattle with the mountains up there also,
Speaker 4: so we also did a lot of road trips. So
Speaker 4: I think that road trip specifically was kind of down
Speaker 4: through Yellowstone and then to Arches. So I'm a big
Speaker 4: fan of nature. I love mountains, I love National parks, lakes,
Speaker 4: you know, whatever it be, as long as it have
Speaker 4: to do with nature, I'm a I'm a big fan
Speaker 4: of his. So you know that definitely, that definitely had
Speaker 4: a learning effect in pulling me here.
Speaker 3: Now, what do you know about the club? What do
Speaker 3: you know? I mean, I mean, it's it's an interesting Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean, it's.
Speaker 4: A it's a it's as far as em Ols goes
Speaker 4: as a historic club in this league, you know, I know,
Speaker 4: obviously this year, uh, you know, middle of the pack.
Speaker 4: So I think there obviously improvements can be made. But
Speaker 4: you know, at the end of the day, I think
Speaker 4: there's a great team and a team that can really
Speaker 4: make a push here at the end. Yeah, at the
Speaker 4: end of the day, I think, you know, it's a
Speaker 4: it's a great club. They've had club legends here.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: I actually was able to play with both Nick Ramondo
Speaker 4: and Kyle Beckerman. You know, Jason christ was a coach
Speaker 4: of mine and in Miami, so I know him pretty well.
Speaker 4: The GM Kurt was I don't know what his official
Speaker 4: position was in Seattle when I was in the academy there,
Speaker 4: but he was there when I was when I was
Speaker 4: in Seattle, so I know him pretty well. John Spencer,
Speaker 4: who also works works at the club. You know, I've
Speaker 4: known him since I was in high school. So I
Speaker 4: know quite a lot of people. Tony Beltran I played against,
Speaker 4: So yeah, I know I know quite a lot of
Speaker 4: people within the club, and you know, they've all made
Speaker 4: me feel so welcome.
Speaker 3: So tell me, DeAndre, we're hoping to see your club
Speaker 3: debut on Saturday. Is that the plan?
Speaker 4: I hope? So yeah, I hope. So, you know, I
Speaker 4: want to get started as quick as possible and kind
Speaker 4: of get integrated within the group. So yeah, hopefully sooner
Speaker 4: rather than later.
Speaker 3: What in your conversations with Pablo, who's a guest on
Speaker 3: this show, every week, and someone I've known a long time,
Speaker 3: and I really have become fond of him. He's a
Speaker 3: really really good guy. So I wonder what your impressions
Speaker 3: are at him and during the conversations you've had with him,
Speaker 3: what what have you been asked to do so far?
Speaker 4: I mean, honestly, the first time I've talked to him
Speaker 4: was today, you know, obviously known I've known of Pablo
Speaker 4: for quite a long time. I think, you know, everybody
Speaker 4: with an MLS has. My first conversation with him was
Speaker 4: actually today. And he's a great guy. He's a great
Speaker 4: you can tell from just from the gay go. He's
Speaker 4: a great guy, really, you know, not only cares about
Speaker 4: the player, but the human aspect of it as well,
Speaker 4: which I truly appreciate. And yeah, I think, I mean,
Speaker 4: I think, you know, a big reason why they brought
Speaker 4: me in is for you know, kind of my veteran
Speaker 4: presence and to two young teams, so to to help lead,
Speaker 4: to help kind of lead us in the right direction,
Speaker 4: and you know, obviously be a presidence on the field,
Speaker 4: you know, and and try to do what I do
Speaker 4: on the field, also help off the field, you know,
Speaker 4: with whatever needs to be helped with. So yeah, I
Speaker 4: think just add that that layer of maturity in and
Speaker 4: you know, help help this team achieve great things.
Speaker 3: How familiar are you, DeAndre with this roster? And obviously
Speaker 3: it's going to be a learning curve because they just
Speaker 3: brought in Rowan Cruz as well as Victor Olatunji to
Speaker 3: big acquisition during the summer windows. So it is kind
Speaker 3: of a new group. And as you referenced earlier, it's
Speaker 3: getting late early. There's only eight matches left to try
Speaker 3: to get this club across the playoff line. So what
Speaker 3: do you know about your new teammates?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean I obviously know about a lot. I
Speaker 4: haven't played with any of them, you've seen any of
Speaker 4: my previous clubs, but I do know a lot of
Speaker 4: about the players here, whether that's been you know, speaking
Speaker 4: with players that I've played with, the players here or whatnot.
Speaker 4: So you know, I feel like I feel like I
Speaker 4: do know them. But today it's my first day of training,
Speaker 4: so you know, it's good to get out and get
Speaker 4: to know the guys a little bit. And it's a
Speaker 4: great group. You know, they, like I said, they welcome
Speaker 4: me in, you know, so so easily. So uh, it
Speaker 4: was really good to get out with them. And you know,
Speaker 4: they obviously have some some great talent on the scene,
Speaker 4: great young talent, and you know that excites me, you
Speaker 4: know because usually usually the the the young guys are
Speaker 4: super hungry, and I like that. I like that, you know,
Speaker 4: kind of just head down and work and you know,
Speaker 4: that's what you need, that's what you need to to
Speaker 4: win championships.
Speaker 3: So ultimately, you are also married with two young children.
Speaker 3: And did I read that your wife is from the Bronx.
Speaker 4: She is from the Bronx. Yeah, she is from the Bronx.
Speaker 3: Hey, DeAndre, where I'm a Northeast kid. I grew up
Speaker 3: in Connecticut. It's where we're a little bit far away
Speaker 3: from the Bronx. Salt Lake is not necessarily Bronx. I've
Speaker 3: got to know what was your wife's reaction when you said, Babe,
Speaker 3: we're moving to salt Lake. Yeah?
Speaker 4: She, I mean, she's she's been amazing throughout my whole career.
Speaker 4: She was out with me in Newcastle, she moved with
Speaker 4: me when I went to Turkey obviously, to Miami, to
Speaker 4: Cincinnatian out here, so she's she's all those places were
Speaker 4: so different. She's adapted to every to every place, and
Speaker 4: she truly is you know, she truly is that rock,
Speaker 4: you know, because obviously I'm on the road a lot,
Speaker 4: so you know, she's the one that stays behind with
Speaker 4: the kids and she makes my life way way easier.
Speaker 4: But she was excited. You know, she knows how into
Speaker 4: the mountains and you know, hiking and that sort of
Speaker 4: life that I am. So she's excited to kind of
Speaker 4: see that aspect of it because we haven't really lived
Speaker 4: in a place, you know, since we've been together that
Speaker 4: has been able to offer that. So we're excited to
Speaker 4: get out and get on some adventures out in the mountain.
Speaker 3: So once upon a time, DeAndre, you were the youngest
Speaker 3: player on the World Cup roster in twenty fourteen, and look,
Speaker 3: father time comes for us. All you blink and suddenly
Speaker 3: you're thirty two and you're the wily old vet top.
Speaker 3: To tell me about the evolution the process going from
Speaker 3: one of the bright young stars in our country to
Speaker 3: now this vet. How has your journey kind of colored
Speaker 3: that context for you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's been a wild ride. And you know the
Speaker 4: crazy thing is I don't feel a day older than
Speaker 4: when I started, you know, so you know, obviously, you
Speaker 4: know physically it casts up with you, but you know, mentally,
Speaker 4: I still feel young, I still feel energetic. But it's
Speaker 4: been an amazing journey, and I've learned so much along
Speaker 4: this journey, and I think even more than which probably
Speaker 4: surprised people. Even more than on the field growth off
Speaker 4: the field, I've grown a ton, and I think obviously
Speaker 4: a lot of that credigos to my kids. I think
Speaker 4: becoming a father has really, you know, giving me a
Speaker 4: whole new perspective on life. But now I wouldn't change anything.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't change anything I've done. I have no regrets
Speaker 4: within my career because everything has led me to hear
Speaker 4: and ultimately this is, this is at this point where
Speaker 4: I want to be, and I'm glad I'm here now.
Speaker 3: Is there? You know, when you look at your resume,
Speaker 3: you've accomplished a lot in this game. You've accomplished a
Speaker 3: lot as a player. Is there a single highlight? Is
Speaker 3: it a World Cup call up? Is it going overseas
Speaker 3: and playing in Europe? Is there one highlight that you're
Speaker 3: most proud of?
Speaker 4: Honestly, honestly, it's just playing in front of my kids.
Speaker 4: That's that's really the biggest thing for me. I'm a
Speaker 4: I'm a huge family guy, and you know, I I
Speaker 4: try to keep the main thing the main thing, and
Speaker 4: I know for me, the main thing is my kids
Speaker 4: and my family. Soccer is second to that. So you
Speaker 4: know the fact that I'm able to play in front
Speaker 4: of them and and they're they're able to see their father,
Speaker 4: you know, play like they they still ask questions when
Speaker 4: people come up and try to take pictures of me,
Speaker 4: like why is that person taking a picture with you?
Speaker 4: So they don't understand completely yet. But you know, that
Speaker 4: was one of the things when I was younger that
Speaker 4: I always dreamed of was being able to have my
Speaker 4: kids watch me play. So to be able to fill
Speaker 4: that dream has been has been nice. And hopefully I
Speaker 4: can lift the championship, you know, with them Washington as well.
Speaker 3: I've just got to know what it's like because I
Speaker 3: read that you you were the captain in Miami and
Speaker 3: then they then they acquired a player. Let me see
Speaker 3: if I can pronounce this name right, uh in Lionel Messi.
Speaker 3: What what was it? What was it like to hand
Speaker 3: the captain's arm band the Lenal Messi?
Speaker 4: I mean it was a pretty easy thing for me
Speaker 4: because I'm not going to be on the field with
Speaker 4: Messi and and and be the captain. So I was like, yeah,
Speaker 4: you you take this, my friend, But no, it was
Speaker 4: it was an amazing experience. You know, he's he's a
Speaker 4: player that you know, not only myself, but I think
Speaker 4: probably everybody playing now like soccer nowadays, grew up watching
Speaker 4: and admiring and you know, he was a he was
Speaker 4: a hero to a lot of people. So you know,
Speaker 4: to be able to share the field with him and
Speaker 4: see how he goes through life and how he goes
Speaker 4: through you know, his his daily routines, it was incredible
Speaker 4: and it was cool insight because you know, at the
Speaker 4: end of the day, what I realized about him is
Speaker 4: he's he's a guy that loves his kids, that loves
Speaker 4: his wife, that is a family men. And you know,
Speaker 4: a lot of people don't get to see, I think,
Speaker 4: that side of him because everybody only watched him on
Speaker 4: the field. But you know, as a family guy myself,
Speaker 4: I really respected that aspect of him because you don't
Speaker 4: you don't see many great athletes that also are great
Speaker 4: family men. You know, it's he is one or the other.
Speaker 4: Usually sort of for him to be able to juggle
Speaker 4: both of those, For him to be able to juggle
Speaker 4: both of those, you know, because it makes me have
Speaker 4: a lot of respect for him.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't mean to geek out on this dynamic.
Speaker 3: I just think it's it's so incredible that he is here,
Speaker 3: and it's so incredible that we have the opportunity to
Speaker 3: watch him play in the United States. I never thought
Speaker 3: it would be a reality. So I've got I've got
Speaker 3: to ask you, what what was it like to experience
Speaker 3: just his brilliance every day in training? Are they are
Speaker 3: there things to learn? Or is it like he's just
Speaker 3: on kind of his own level? Is it? Is it?
Speaker 3: Is it even hard to focus when you're watching brilliance
Speaker 3: like that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: No, I mean he's on his own level. Obviously. You know,
Speaker 4: you can try to replicate the things that he does,
Speaker 4: but you know you're not gonna be able to. So
Speaker 4: it's really just about it's just about accepting it and
Speaker 4: just enjoying the show while it's while it's on you. No, obviously,
Speaker 4: father time catches up to him as well, and you
Speaker 4: know he's not gonna be able to go on forever,
Speaker 4: So you know, it's just really just about enjoying it
Speaker 4: and enjoying, you know, that greatness and not brilliance while
Speaker 4: it's here. And then you know when he when he retired,
Speaker 4: I he's obviously, in my eyes, the greatest player ever
Speaker 4: to play the game. So you know, to be able
Speaker 4: to say that I was able to share the field
Speaker 4: with him, you know, it's it's it's awesome, it's a
Speaker 4: it's a great story along my journey. You know, something
Speaker 4: I'll cherish.
Speaker 3: You know, you have such a unique prison in perspective,
Speaker 3: DeAndre when it comes to the sport in our country,
Speaker 3: because you've experienced the sport elsewhere, and you've also made
Speaker 3: a home in MLS and you've also played in World Cups.
Speaker 3: You know, RSL has been here twenty five years now,
Speaker 3: which is pretty wild to consider. How have you seen
Speaker 3: the game grow domestically and do you believe with a
Speaker 3: World Cup cycle coming up, the game will continue to
Speaker 3: trend in the right direction?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean the game is growing in an insane
Speaker 4: amount here. You know, obviously with the arrival of Messi
Speaker 4: that bumps it up. Then you know you have to
Speaker 4: club World Cup that bumps it up. The World Cup
Speaker 4: is coming that will bump it up. And just you know,
Speaker 4: since I've been back from Europe, the level of play
Speaker 4: has gotten exponentially better. The facilities, the stadiums, even even
Speaker 4: down to like the how the fans understand the game,
Speaker 4: you know, because you know back when I back when
Speaker 4: I started, you know, there's still it's still young in America.
Speaker 4: Wasn't like super super young, but it's still young, and
Speaker 4: there's there's times that fans really understand what was going on.
Speaker 4: But you can tell they understand the game now and
Speaker 4: you know, for things that should be clapped for, they
Speaker 4: clap for, you know, which is something you see a
Speaker 4: lot in Europe. You know, the fans truly do understand
Speaker 4: the game. So it's nice nice to see over here.
Speaker 4: I think you see the expectation now of US fans
Speaker 4: and you know they expect, you know, really high things
Speaker 4: from the US team, which I think is awesome because
Speaker 4: I don't think that was the case thirty years ago
Speaker 4: or whatnot. So yeah, it's growing, it's growing exponentially. It's
Speaker 4: great to see. I think it's only going to grow
Speaker 4: even more. And you know, all that means is is
Speaker 4: you know, better players being produced and you know, better
Speaker 4: talent for this country.
Speaker 3: When you were a young player, when you were coming
Speaker 3: up through the youth ranks, did you have because I
Speaker 3: always find this interesting, you know, when it comes to
Speaker 3: the visions people had for their careers. Did you have
Speaker 3: the goal of playing in a World Cup? Did you
Speaker 3: have the goal of playing in Europe? Or has your
Speaker 3: career even outshot your own dreams what you thought you
Speaker 3: could do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean I I had a dream of going
Speaker 4: I had dreams of going to Europe. I had dreams
Speaker 4: of playing the World Cup. But yeah, I mean as honestly,
Speaker 4: as as soon as I really turned as I turned professional,
Speaker 4: it wasn't I didn't really even think about those sorts
Speaker 4: of things. It was just kind of taking it day
Speaker 4: by day and you know, just kind of going with
Speaker 4: the flow if you will. You know, it's there's It's
Speaker 4: not often I sit and think back on my career.
Speaker 4: Sometimes I take time to do it, but you know,
Speaker 4: so much of it is just day by day, and
Speaker 4: that's how I try to live my life. You know,
Speaker 4: tomorrow's not promised, so you know, I just try to
Speaker 4: live in the president, live in the present moment, and
Speaker 4: you know what will be will be. Kind of I
Speaker 4: I personally is, especially with kids coming into my life. Understand,
Speaker 4: there's more important things in soccer, so you know, I
Speaker 4: don't want to make that like the you know, this
Speaker 4: is my ultimate dream or my you know, ultimate goal.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I think for me, it's just it's taking
Speaker 4: it day by day and what will be will be,
Speaker 4: and just try at the end of the day to
Speaker 4: try to do the best you can.
Speaker 3: Oh, you and Pablo are going to get at You're
Speaker 3: gonna get along with Pablo so well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've heard. I've heard he's into grounding, which I'm
Speaker 4: very into as well, so we'll have to get some
Speaker 4: grounding sessions.
Speaker 3: In grounding meditation, you will find him meditating.
Speaker 4: I love it. I love it.
Speaker 3: You're going to get on really well. Do you do
Speaker 3: you have any boxes as you would like to check
Speaker 3: that you haven't checked yet. I know you're an in
Speaker 3: the moment guy, you're focused on right now, but is
Speaker 3: there anything you feel like you have left to accomplish?
Speaker 4: I mean in MLS so far, I haven't won an
Speaker 4: MLS Cup, So I have won every other well besides
Speaker 4: like a Champions League here, but I haven't won an
Speaker 4: MLS Cup, So I would love to do that here
Speaker 4: in Salt Lake. I think, you know, we're building a
Speaker 4: great team to be able to accomplish that. So that's
Speaker 4: that's kind of a main goal here is to is
Speaker 4: to achieve that.
Speaker 3: What do you like to do when you're not playing soccer?
Speaker 3: I know you got those kiddos in the life. Is
Speaker 3: it just family time when you're not playing?
Speaker 4: It's it's family time. I'm a I'm a big creative person,
Speaker 4: so whether it's drawing or some sort of art fashion,
Speaker 4: I love. I love really anything that has to do
Speaker 4: with creativity. I love the mountains. So here I'll probably
Speaker 4: be hiking a bit and you know, driving up in
Speaker 4: the mountains and you know, just enjoy being in nature.
Speaker 4: You know, enjoy taking my kids up there. They haven't
Speaker 4: really seen anything like this in their lifetime, so I
Speaker 4: think it'll be pretty special because you know, it was
Speaker 4: literally at the age that they are now that my
Speaker 4: grandfather started taking me. So it'll be a cool kind
Speaker 4: of I would say, full circle moment, but just kind
Speaker 4: of continuing to continue the path of you know, getting
Speaker 4: down to nature young.
Speaker 3: All right, before I say you lose, I gotta ask
Speaker 3: you this question. I asked Diego Diego Luna the same question.
Speaker 3: I am fascinated with what I refer to as neck
Speaker 3: tattoo confidence. Neck tack confidence. Where does where does that
Speaker 3: come from? The neck tack confidence.
Speaker 4: Honestly, I was like, all right, I've had I'm trying
Speaker 4: to think when I got it. When I got my
Speaker 4: neck tat, yeah, I was like, I've been playing for
Speaker 4: long enough now I feel like if I need to
Speaker 4: get a job after, I can do something in the game.
Speaker 4: So I think I'm safe to get a neck tat.
Speaker 1: I was.
Speaker 4: I was holding out on it a bit just because
Speaker 4: of like, I don't know if I'm gonna have to
Speaker 4: work a nine to five or something after. But I figured,
Speaker 4: you know, hopefully if I if I'm gonna work, I
Speaker 4: can do something within the game, and and they're they're
Speaker 4: not going to be too pressed about it some necktat,
Speaker 4: So yeah, it's uh. I love it.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 4: I think it's I think it's awesome. I love Diego tattoos.
Speaker 4: I think I think they show us character and you know,
Speaker 4: allow him to be an individual, and yeah, it's it's awesome.
Speaker 4: I got asked the question today, if we're gonna have
Speaker 4: a tattoo count competition, so we we may be doing
Speaker 4: that in one of these one of these upcoming days.
Speaker 3: No, I love it, man. I think if you're in
Speaker 3: a scrap and you see a guy roll up on
Speaker 3: you on a neck tat, you better turn around and
Speaker 3: walk the other way, man. I mean it's I think
Speaker 3: it's a message.
Speaker 4: Exactly exactly, a little a little fake intimidation there, you
Speaker 4: know the vibe.
Speaker 3: Love it man. Well, look, welcome to Salt Lake. I
Speaker 3: do think you'll love it here. It's it's good living man,
Speaker 3: and best to luck, and we hope to see a
Speaker 3: debut on Saturday.
Speaker 4: Okay, I appreciate that. Thank you so much, all right.
Speaker 3: DeAndre Yedlin the newest member of Raal saw Lake who's
Speaker 3: accomplished almost all you can accomplish as a soccer player.
Speaker 3: Certainly raised here in the United States. He's a Seattle
Speaker 3: kid born in Seattle. Spent his early years in MLS
Speaker 3: with the Sounders fifty six appearances with them, spent a
Speaker 3: minute with my Tottenham Hotspur, but was transferred to Sunderland,
Speaker 3: and then made most of his European experience with Newcastle
Speaker 3: United one hundred and twelve appearances at three goals for them,
Speaker 3: spent a little time in Turkey, then came back and
Speaker 3: played for Miami. I think that was a DP acquisition
Speaker 3: for Miami. Was named captain, and then Miami acquired a
Speaker 3: guy named Liono Messi, and then DeAndre gave him the
Speaker 3: captain's arm band because well, you know, sixty five appearance
Speaker 3: with Miami, most recently with Cincinnati, fifty five appearances there,
Speaker 3: eighty five caps with the US men's national team. The
Speaker 3: only player that played for both the two thousand and
Speaker 3: twelve team, No. Twenty fourteen team in the twenty twenty
Speaker 3: two team. So that twenty fourteen team was with Nicky
Speaker 3: and Kyle, so played with Nick Romado Kyle Beckerman and
Speaker 3: then also made the twenty twenty two squad as kind
Speaker 3: of a vet there. So DeAndre has made the rounds.
Speaker 3: He's one of he might be, I don't know, the
Speaker 3: biggest star, individual star that we've ever had here playing
Speaker 3: for RSL. So DeAndre Yedlin the newest member of Royal
Speaker 3: sal Lake. He is a right back and that is
Speaker 3: a position that has been of need for a number
Speaker 3: of years, really since they sent Aaron Herrera on his
Speaker 3: way