Before we get into the U.S. men's national team-centric episode, I wanted to add a little bit of an audio disclaimer up front.

I had some technical difficulties on my end while recording this show.

Everything is still totally audible, and Adam Snavely's sound is crisp and beautiful, but I wanted to take a second and apologize for the lack of sharp sound on my end during the show.

Now, without any further ado, let's get this thing rolling.

Music Hello everyone and welcome to the total soccer show.

My name is Joe Lowry and today I'm joined by a man who watched a slew of goals hit the back of the net earlier tonight.

It's Adam Snavely.

Adam, how are you?

Joe, I am doing quite well.

I don't think I'm doing quite as well as anybody that was playing for the United States

men's national team against El Salvador tonight,

because that was

just an impressive display of dominance, shall we say. But I am doing pretty darn well, I have to say,

as a casual observer and fan. Well, I'm glad you're doing well. And I think your observation is

a very accurate one that the United States men's national team is probably doing just fine bordering on great after a 6-0-0-0-1-Alabodore in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The U.S. scored a lot of goals. Six of them. I know I said it already, but it bears repeating. The U.S. scored many, many, many goals in this game. They had three starters making their debuts. It was Iowa-Aconola, Chris Mueller, Julian Arajo. And then they had two more players making their debuts off the bench. Also had the return of Paul Ariola in this game, and he grabs the opening goal. And we got a full 90 minutes and a goal from Salzburg bound Brendan Aronson. A lot of stuff happened in this game, Adam. How do we even

begin to start peeling the onion and get to get to the stuff that really matters here?

Well, first of all, what, no mention of Bill Hamid's 90 minutes, clean sheet, two saves, I think it was.

I think he had two saves, maybe one save. One save and he touched the ball like one other time.

You're so right.

That was a huge, huge, massive oversight on my part.

Thank you for correcting me in my ways.

Adam, I need someone to do that and I appreciate you stepping into that role.

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