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Hello and welcome everybody to The Total Soccer Show.

My name is Taylor Rockwell and with me this evening to review the USA's one-no-win over Canada is a man who always looks good partnering Dary.

It's Joe Lowry.

Hello, Joe.

All the many games that D.R. I've played together from our childhood all the way. I actually was on the field tonight. That wasn't Jossie's artists. That was me. Taylor, that's a very astute observation. We do work together really, really well. Yeah, I mean, as far as I know, you and D.K. have never lost a game. We'll see if that changes, Joe,

but for now, it's a strong record. A strong three wins from three for the United States, or at least

a semi-strong, three wins from three. The U.S. where they won no win over Canada in their final

group stage game of the Gold Cup. The opener coming 20 seconds into the game when Shaq Moore got on the end of a Sebastian Leggette

low pass into the box. And then the game was good but disjointed. And then it was confusing.

And then it was kind of bad. But in the end, a win is a win. Joe, we have done our quick take,

hot take. People can go back and listen to that in the feed. There's no music. It's just

raw emotion. It's just raw emotion.

It's not really, since neither of us is really capable of going off on long, long,

long rants, just long, long intros.

The purpose of that type of show is to get our thoughts sort of verbalized, get the emotions

out, see where we stand, see how we feel, then review, and then kind of come back together

and discuss, like, what we were right on, what we were wrong on, some things we learned,

some things we didn't learn. Joe, the basic question to start, are you feeling better or worse

since last we spoke? I'm feeling a little bit better. Yeah, I'm feeling a little bit more positive

after going through and watching, especially that second half in a little bit more focus. I was a little bit better. Yeah, I'm feeling a little bit more positive after going through and watching, especially that second half, in a little bit more focus. I was a little bit more focused, knowing the result, it's easier to dive in a little deeper. And the reason why I'm a little bit more optimistic is the U.S. didn't really allow that many big chances. And we kind of talked about that in the quick take, hot take.

But the U.S. certainly sat behind the ball way too much, and they were too reactive instead of actually trying to be the protagonist of that second half, we tried, but it didn't work.

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