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Hey I'm Trey Wingo.

And I'm Kevin Frazier and we're teaming up on a new weekly sports podcast called alternate routes.

Each week on alternate routes we leap into the sports multiverse where we pry open the sliding doors

of a different what-if moment in sports.

Listen to alternate routes on the Wunderery app or wherever you get your popk

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You're listening to the Menin' Blazers media network, suboptimal radio. It's Rodge, about to unleash a conversation I had with Hadji Wright of the United States

men's national team and Coventry for your listening pleasure.

I just want to say, I love this Jen, a 26 year old Californian, who sounds, so laid back, so soulful and chill, so Californian I guess.

But he is a gentleman who has given the fans of both his club team and his national team,

ecstatic moments, ecstatic goals of epic proportion last month and I am

sorry to any Jamaican walls fans who are listening but there's a couple of

things I love about this gem.

The first, just how hard his journey has been, how lonely at times, and how bloody hard this

gent this has had to prove himself to the football world. But in doing so, the humility that he has retained

the humility of which he presents himself as we discuss the 2022 World Cup. I ask

Kaggi what his favorite moment was at the tournament he didn't

have to wait a beat before answering it was Tim Weir's opening goal against Wales and I

don't know a single striker who would answer that watching somebody else score while he wasn't even

on the field as the answer to that question was really a reflection of the profound depth of

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