Hello, this is Daryl. If you like US men's national team chat, then today's

allocation disorder is for you. On today's episode, Sam Steschel and Portonori, talk through the entire

US men's international team depth chart and try to pick their strongest starting 11. This is a companion

piece of sorts to Portonoreo's recent story for the athletic titled Greg Behralter

take stock of the US men's paw position by position, which is of course based on an interview

with Greg Behralter himself. Before you listen to that Sam and Paul

conversation, I want to let you know that on Saturday, June 13th, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society,

LLS, will host a trailblazing event. Big virtual climb, sponsored by Abbe, to support their

investment in groundbreaking research to advance blood cancer cures and it's first in

class patient education and services including financial support and clinical trial navigation.

Quick side note here, long time Total Soxokhov listeners will know that I'm currently enrolled in a clinical

trial for cancer treatment and that clinical trial is the reason I'm here

right now and able to record this intro. So it's fair to say that I think clinical trials are

pretty important. So here's what the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society would like you to do.

Step up to take cancer down by climbing 61 floors or 1,762 steps. Inside or outside, on stairs, on the road or your

treadmill, climb your way. Join LLS for an opening ceremony and then take on your climb with their

heart pumping playlist. Join LLS on June 13th from coast to coast as they come together to climb, conquer, cure.

Register at lLS.org slash big climb.

That's LLS.org slash big climb.

Link will be in the show notes.

Music Welcome back to another edition of Allocation Disorder.

I am Sam Staskell, joined as always by Paul Tenorio.

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