Well, point taken about the 2-1 comment. But I would argue most viewers don't have that info because most viewers don't really care that much. Random info like that is best mentioned during a replay, or even later.
I heard the announcer say, "When Zlatan retires from soccer at the age of 53, I could see him joining MMA.". He was quite droll about it, and I nearly wet my pants when he said it...priceless!
A particularly irksome example (for me, for those of you that don't care that's fine) was Rooney's famous tackle and assist for the, at the death game winning goal. JP immediately screams about Acosta getting his hat trick, as if that was the amazing thing that had just happened.
C'mon... Zlatan plays to the level of competition and he was not interested in MLS or something or it's different for aging stars like Beckham or that Ronaldo when they go to Serie A for reasons.
Almeyda's stubbornness is legendary. Don't put anybody on the back post to clear out balls after the first corner, enabling a goal. But don't make any adjustment for the next one so it happens again.
Wayne Rooney’s first goal for Everton was described by the announcer with “remember the name” and his record-breaking youngest-ever in the PL before he ever got around to calling it the 90th minute match winner against a 30 game unbeaten Arsenal side. Not just MLS. Thx, Jay!
“ Wondo is the type of player that only needs 1 chance....” such low hanging fruit for USMNT Wondo haters..
This has been an entertaining affair. San Jose have rebounded following a poor start. Looks like the bottom seed in the West is better than the bottom seed in the East this year. Nashville still have looked the best of all the playoff teams so far. NSH had momentum carry over from the regular season.
And something that should surprise no one, the crew that worked the Orlando game has been sat by PRO for the rest of the playoffs.
This is an overreaction. He may or may not be, but it's not because he can't play it out the back or his manager has nobody guarding the back post unlike just about every other manager. He's been an elite passer out of the back for anyone let alone American. That kind of thing happens to Ederson even from time to time. It's been a rarity & he's never allowed a goal from it. Vega did a number of times a year in SJ's system. If he's going to fail it's from lack of range, due to mediocre size, athleticism, & anticipation.