This has to be last chance saloon for Giorana, right?

This is not Giorina's last chance from a playing perspective,

but it is absolutely his last chance from a culture and a team perspective.

There were rumblings of certain attitude and different demeanors in camp,

and the march window, which was the last window that Giorina and Joe Scali were both a part of,

was the one that ended horribly wrong.

If you're going to bring him in camp, let's start him.

Let's see what he can do.

Give him a chance.

Yeah. Hello, Sunshine. I'm not Alexi Lalas. I'm Sue Holden back again. Welcome to the State of the Union podcast, where we look at the beautiful game on and off the field through the lens of red, white, and blue colored glasses.

This show, a special live roster reaction show and of the U.S. men's national team matches against Paraguay and Uruguay.

But first, joining me as always, my friend, my colleague, and guiding light,

David Mosse, a soccer savant and Fox Soccer researcher writer extraordinaire. How we doing, Mosse?

Stu, you're getting better and better at that intro. You've had a lot of at-bats recently with Alexi's flaky schedule, you know.

As many at-bats as the Blue Jays, you know, to still be in the hunt. But like the great Dodgers, we will rise again and win, which is an incredible game. I know you guys have discussed. What a what a win for the Dodgers. But we're back, Massey, and we've got another roster drop, man. It's just kind of exciting.

We're inching closer to the finish line here for the World Cup.

Yeah, as you mentioned, the kind of exciting. We're inching closer to the finish line here for the World Cup.

Yeah, as you mentioned, the U.S.'s next two games, they will face Paraguay and Chester, Pennsylvania,

and then Uruguay in Tampa, Florida to South American opponents.

I'm excited about it, although a very interesting roster named for those two games.

Interesting to say the least, as is every roster, if we're being honest these days,

because we've been through this period of gold cups and experimentation, and then now, as we said,

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