Upon the interruption but I'm Frank Isola and with Mike and Tony Aarf I feel so lucky to be hosting the show with one of my great friends.

I mean it kinds and you can't consider us friends?

Well I did but as the kids say it's been a minute.

Where have you been?

It has been a minute. I've been sitting around waiting for the call.

The host... Do you do other shows I never see you anymore on TV you doing other shows or this is just it I'm always available to host it's new friends

that's what I want to hear that's what I want to hear. Good job. So happy to have Mina along. Welcome to

P. T. I. Everyone with Bike and Tony off tubing on the Shenandoah River.

I'm joined by my esteemed colleague from NFL Live in the Minakine show featuring Lenny, the aptly named

Minakons.

Wow!

They never do that with me.

All right, let's start today with some youth soccer, of course.

Fourteen-year-old, Cavin Sullivan became the youngest player

to take the field from an MS-T team last night when he entered the game for the Philadelphia Union late in the second half.

He had one shot on goal and while he didn't score, his 20 year old brother Quinn did in a 5 one win over the New England Revolution.

So Mina, how do you feel about seeing a 14 year old on the field?

It makes me feel old, so I can only imagine how it makes you feel Frank.

No, in seriousness, it makes me feel optimistic about the state of American soccer

because it seems indicative of fact that we are closing the gap somewhat

with the rest of the world, the powerhouse countries in Europe and South America

not just because we have more young talent but also because of the way we're finding and developing that

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