Podcasts about Kelyn Rowe

Tonight on Sounders Weekly, Jackson Felts reacts to Seattle's 0-0 draw against Houston, then updates everything going on in the US Open Cup including hearing from Kelyn Rowe after Ballard's loss, Ari Liljenwall jumps on to update MLS action around the league and discuss a report about a new Sounders player, and San Jose play-by-play voice Ted Ramey joins the show to preview Saturday's match against the Earthquakes.

Yes, Jeremiah and Aaron discuss the most recent Sounders' loss, but they also unveiled a new feature they're tentatively calling ‘power rankings' in which they choose a topic surrounding the Sounders and … rank them. In their first power ranking, the look at potential sites for a new Sounders stadium. Spoiler alert: they are not really loving the idea of moving from downtown Seattle to Longacres.They also talk to Kelyn Rowe about playing for Ballard FC in tonight's U.S. Open Cup match against Spokane Velocity.***Nos Audietis is the flagship podcast for Sounder at Heart, which became a reader-supported website on Aug. 21. You can support us by becoming a paid subscriber, learn more here. You can also watch many of their shows on YouTube.Aside from becoming a Sounder at Heart subscriber, you can also support the show by using this link to purchase MLS Season Pass or checking out our merch table to buy various shirt designs.“Diversions” audio provided by Sounder at Heart subscriber Lars; find more of their music here.

Yes, Jeremiah and Aaron discuss the most recent Sounders' loss, but they also unveiled a new feature they're tentatively calling ‘power rankings' in which they choose a topic surrounding the Sounders and … rank them. In their first power ranking, the look at potential sites for a new Sounders stadium. Spoiler alert: they are not really loving the idea of moving from downtown Seattle to Longacres.They also talk to Kelyn Rowe about playing for Ballard FC in tonight's U.S. Open Cup match against Spokane Velocity.***Nos Audietis is the flagship podcast for Sounder at Heart, which became a reader-supported website on Aug. 21. You can support us by becoming a paid subscriber, learn more here. You can also watch many of their shows on YouTube.Aside from becoming a Sounder at Heart subscriber, you can also support the show by using this link to purchase MLS Season Pass or checking out our merch table to buy various shirt designs.“Diversions” audio provided by Sounder at Heart subscriber Lars; find more of their music here.

Former Sounders FC midfielder Kelyn Rowe joins Ian Furness and Jackson Felts to talk about Seattle's first playoff game tonight against the Houston Dynamo at Lumen Field.

On this episode, we interview recently retired player, Kelyn Rowe. We cover his twelve year career and how his love for the game started at an early age. We dive into his love for community, interactions with fans, and how he's left a legacy behind at each of the places he's played. We also talk about his newest venture, Vino FC, and how his love for wine and community is the driving force behind his idea. Kelyn is so much more than a professional soccer player, he is someone who inspires others, brings people together, and is an all around just good dude. Tune in, pour yourself a glass of vino, and enjoy!Vinofc.com@vinofc_@kelynrowe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

(0:00) DJ Bean and Jeff Lemieux on the importance of the Revs' bounce-back win over Atlanta (8:14) CBS Sports analyst Charlie Davies talks Gregg Berhalter's future after USMNT's disastrous Copa América (23:15) Revolution play-by-play man Brad Feldman previews Saturday night's visit to Seattle Sounders FC (34:30) Former Revolution and Sounders midfielder Kelyn Rowe offers insight into Saturday night's showdown

On this week's episode, co-hosts Brad Evans and Steve Zakuani preview what's sure to be a tough road test against a Peter Vermes-side looking to turn their own slow start around. Zak and Brad discuss the history and rivalry between the two squads, then are joined by former Sounder and current broadcaster, Kelyn Rowe, to give his thoughts on the season so far. Sounders visit Sporting Kansas City on June 8th, kickoff at 5:30pm on Apple TV -- MLS Season Pass, and 950 KJR AM / 1360 El Rey for the local calls. 

On this episode, Zak and Brad discuss what it means to retire from professional soccer with special guest Kelyn Rowe. Kelyn recently announced his retirement after 12 years in Major League Soccer, and sat down with Steve Zakuani to look back at his impressive career, and all the lessons, advice, and mentors he's met along the way. As always, please listen, review, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. 

S03E05 - For the Glory KC is back with the 70th episode of the show! Sporting Kansas City had a relative active week, considering how slow the offseason has been. They played the final preseason game of leg one before coming to and from KC in the proceeding days. They'll be back in Miami by the time you read this. Outside of the preseason game itself, a 2-1 Nashville SC win, Peter Vermes gave updates on player performances, Khiry Shelton's injury and more. Then there were the transactions. Sporting KC made a trade that could open the door for a future move and added Memo Rodriguez as depth. I lay out my theory how the next few weeks and then summer transfer window may play out. My masterplan if you will (that's during segment two, timestamp below). Then we switched gears to talk about Sporting KC's youth development problem and its latest saga with Ramiz Hamouda leaving the SKC Academy without a contract and the team getting nothing for him. We also briefly talked Leagues Cup news too. The KC Current made a series of signings this week too (Mallory Weber, Regan Steigleder and Sophie Braun) as well as an extension for Lo LaBonta. Vlatko Andonovski also gave some training updates and let us know who is a full participant and who we'll still have to wait on. In the Digital Crawl, we touch on the following topics: KC gets six (!) World Cup games. Daniel Salloi is changing numbers again. Several former KC Current players are on the move. KU football at Children's Mercy Park. and Kelyn Rowe retires. Here is a quick rundown of topics (and approximate start times): SKC Preseason Results and News - 5:13 SKC Make a Signing and Trade + My Masterplan - 12:25 Sad SKC Academy News - 24:59 Leagues Cup Opponents and Hosting - 36:35 KC Current Signings and News - 40:50 Digital Crawl - 48:50 Spotify took away our ads, so we turned on "Listener Support." Don't feel obligated, but if you have a few spare bucks and a fan of the pod, we'd appreciate your donation. Big thanks to Splitter Conspiracy (listen to them here) for our theme music made with the permission of the KC Cauldron. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fortheglorykc/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fortheglorykc/support

Drew and Cody have a cathartic discussion about all the things that went wrong for SKC vs. Seattle last Saturday. It was a match rife with many of the problems we have highlighted for the past 12 months: Poor individual errors by veterans supposedly on the field because they aren't as prone to them, Poor effort by a team supposedly "Sporting Fit" and coached by someone that supposedly gets that effort from them, and Zero offensive ideas against a team playing Kelyn Rowe at left back. It was just a cornucopia of bad. We discuss how and why SKC got here and whether there is a way out other than just hoping the injured players can save the club when they get healthy. Tactical Corner is replaced by GM Corner this week. Drew gets into the details of the roster and salary cap situation for 2024, what the club's options are, the level of rebuild that could occur if the staff decides to do it, and whether that likely or even advisable to give the current technical staff the responsibility to do. The USMNT won their last two Nations League matches, setting up a semifinal matchup with Mexico this June in Las Vegas. We spend a fair bit of time discussing Gio Reyna's creative capabilities, and how they will likely be key to the USMNT's success over the next few years. Finally, a quick preview of this weekend's match and the issue being that there is only one fullback available currently on the roster. Music by The Spin Wires

HEADLINES: thots timing of and fallout from Leeds firing Jesse Marsch (and relevance for USMNT); why Man City may not be able to wriggle free from allegations of financial irregularities again and heartbreaking situation in Turkey/Syria/Lebanon WEEKLY WHAT IF: if your favorite team had to hire one as your coach in 5-10 years, would you pick Messi or Ronny? PREMIER LEAGUE: January transfer window winners and losers; takeaways from Arsenal and City losses this weekend plus preview of the week ahead featuring Leeds vs United - TWICE - as well as Arsenal/Brentford and the saddest Merseyside Daerby in years REST OF WORLD: USMNT goal spree STOPPAGE TIME: Ivan Toney's Best Bets and GOAWs

We cover the top 8 sports stories of the day in the Ocho. Lofa Tatupu makes his weekly visit ahead of a VERY busy weekend for him! Sounders' Kelyn Rowe helps us navigate the World Cup!

The Colorado Rapids meltdown in Seattle in a must-win game. The Sounders went down early thanks to a spectacular goal from Jonathan Lewis. After the Sounders went down, they took over. Towards the end of the first half, Seattle tied the game. In the second half, Kelyn Rowe got sent out because of an accumulation of yellow cards. That didn't matter because William Yarborough gave an unnecessary penalty to Jordan Morris. In the end, the Rapids could not step up and deliver a win after having a man advantage for more than 45 minutes. Join Yahir Vazquez, Mitchell Carroll, and Duane Brown as they discuss the terrible loss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

MLS mainstay and style ICON Kelyn Rowe drops by with what has now become the infamous jacket. Post CCL championship celebrations, all the wine chat you could ever imagine, and how Macklemore helped make his CCL celebrations iconic. You won't want to miss this one!

Tonight on Sounders Weekly, Jackson Felts reacts to last night's 2-1 loss to Montreal, chats in the locker room with Jordan Morris and Kelyn Rowe, talks to General Manager Garth Lagerwey about injuries on the team, then previews Saturday's match in Toronto with Michael Singh of MLS.

Seriously, what are we doing? Drew and Cody discuss a pretty demoralizing loss to Seattle. SKC's play wasn't overtly terrible, but this was a clear distillation of clubs in vastly different places. Schmetzer had a fantastic scheme to both keep SKC from being dangerous and to exploit them for chances. Watching Will Bruin and Kelyn Rowe be significant pieces in said scheme is hard to stomach given SKC's inability to get similar value out of the same or similar players in the past, and Drew and Cody discuss why that may be. Additionally, can SKC finally move on from the possession based system that seems to be ill-conceived for the skillset of its roster? We've been talking about pragmatism for a few weeks, and we discuss some simple changes to philosophy that could potentially lead to more useful results. Do we expect them? Maybe not, but the options do exist. It's not all bad, and there are opportunities for players to continue to grow and hone their craft, and while RBNY will press heavily, they are a gettable opponent. Music by The Spin Wires

HEADLINES: City cements Evil Empire status by signing Haaland and what Miles Robinson's injury means for USMNT at CB. WWI: you could go back in time and change the outcome of one game... PREMIER LEAGUE: Spurs ruining everything, Klopp butthurting, United's joke of a performance vs Brighton, the bleak road forward for Leeds and preview/predictions for North London Daerby (why in the world is Sam so confident?!?) REST OF WORLD: Hit It N Quit It MLS Minute and US Open Cup shoutouts STOPPAGE TIME: Best Bets & GOAWs INTERVIEW: Sounders' Kelyn Rowe on not expecting to dress for Concacaf Champions League final, why he did anyway, whether he pooped his pants (just a little) being subbed on after 10' in front of 70000 people, thoughts on 16yo Obed Vargas, his Macklemore-inspired yet Maklemore-less celly, shirtless postgame interviews, partying on a Wednesday in Seattle and what the key to turning things around after their slow domestic start to the season.

Tonight on Sounders Weekly, Jackson Felts looks ahead to the CONCACAF Champions League Final second leg at Lumen Field on Wednesday against Pumas with Garth Lagerwey, Craig Waibel, Jordan Morris, and Kelyn Rowe.

HEADLINES: USSF and USWNT reach settlement on “equal pay” dispute. WHAT IF [6:30]: how much money would it take to not watch the World Cup. PREMIER LEAGUE [10:30]: Spurs vs City and title hopes fallout, Luiz Diaz love and Power Rankings. REST OF WORLD [43:20]: Serie A s/o and Champions League chatter ft USMNT injury concerns. STOPPAGE TIME [48:15]: Best Bets and GOAWs. Next up [59:20], MLS 2022 season preview (part 2/2) as SJ's JT Marcinkowski, Houston's Tim Parker, Colorado's Keegan Rosenberry and Seattle's Kelyn Rowe break down the Western conference, including candid predictions on teams to beat and favorite dark horses. Also touch on Kroenke potentially putting Super Bowl winnings into DPs, Sounders' biggest question mark, what to expect from Wondo-less Quakes and how dark things got for the Dynamo last season plus why fans should be excited.

Tonight on Sounders Weekly, Jackson Felts catches up with midfielder Kelyn Rowe plus talks all things Tacoma Defiance and OL Reign with Andrew Harvey. Then we remember Seattle soccer legend and former Sounders player and coach Jimmy Gabriel, including memories and anecdotes from Brian Schmetzer, Garth Lagerwey, Craig Waibel, Frank Macdonald, Pete Fewing, Wade Webber, Danny Jackson, and Jeff Bechtold.

We say goodbye to Euro 2020, sing Italy's praises (or at least Bonucci/Chiellini), discuss Southgate's biggest blunder, call BS on 'player of the tournament' and debate the Best XI. Is Italy now the favorite for WC22? Copa chatter featuring whether Messi just won the Ballon d'Or -- Sam's answer may surprise you! USMNT's performance against Haiti, f/t whose stock rose and fell, and what (and who) to watch for vs Martinique and Canada. Praise for MLS's "Hell is Real" rivalry and update on NWSL's logjam at the top of the table, plus Best Bets and of course GOAWs. Next, recurring guest Kelyn Rowe [[53:00]] stops by to discuss his move from the Revs to Sounders, and compares living, dining and dating in Boston vs Seattle. He opens up on the journey of self-awareness he has been on thanks to Covid, spills the beans on the practical joke he plans to pull on Brian Schmetzer this offseason (none y'all better ruin it) and identifies the MVP for the Sounders' record-setting 13-game unbeaten streak to start the season. We avoid talking about the time Tim Parker allegedly bullied him last week and focus on the goal he scored, and finally we get an answer to the age-old question of how much of an advantage a blue checkmark is when it comes to DM slides.

On this week's episode on the Side x Side podcast, with special guest Kelyn Rowe:Recapping 2-0 win vs Houston Dynamo (1:04)Sounders break MLS record for best start to a season (2:22)Secrets to the Rave Green's success (7:01)Brad and Steve play a game of "Guess Who" (17:01)Kelyn Rowe joins the pod and discusses scoring his first goal as a Sounder (20:51)Rowe on his post-MLS career starting up his own wine bar (28:30)Euro Final predictions (37:17)Copa America thoughts and predictions (41:46)

HERRIMAN, Utah (Tuesday, June 22, 2021) – Real Salt Lake takes to the road for a midweek matchup with Major League Soccer's first-place Seattle Sounders FC at Lumen Field on Wednesday, June 23 at 8:00 p.m. MT. The match will be broadcast locally on KMYU and via stream on the KSL TV app. ESPN 700 will carry the English radio broadcast and Spanish-speaking fans can tune in on KBMG Latino 106.3, La Gran D 102.3 and KTUB 1600. Real Salt Lake vs. Seattle Sounders FCLumen Field; Seattle, WashingtonWednesday, June 23, 2021; 8:00 p.m. MT Game Notes for Saturday's RSL vs. SEA game Available OnlineThose seeking the Adobe PDF version of the Game Guide in advance of Wednesday's contest between Real Salt Lake and Seattle Sounders can be found here. Media members looking to receive the document as an attachment or have further questions are asked to please contact Taran Meyer in the RSL Communications Department via email at tmeyer@rsl.com. Records: Real Salt Lake 3-1-3, (12 points, 6th in West); Seattle Sounders (6-0-3, 21 points, 1st in West) Head-to-Head: Real Salt Lake has a 12-11-5 record against the Sounders with a 3-10-2 record on the road. The last time the two sides faced one another Seattle took the 2-1 win at Lumen Field, prior to that they two drew 2-2 at Rio Tinto Stadium. Stories to Watch: Wednesday's FoeAfter this weekend's series of matches, Sounders FC remained the only undefeated team in Major League Soccer with a 6-0-3 record.Its leading scorer, Raul Ruidiaz, is tied with Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez from the LA Galaxy for the most goals thus far this season, having each netted seven. On the other end of the field, the Sounders have been utilizing backup goalkeeper Stefan Cleveland after longtime stalwart Stefan Frei went down with an injury earlier this season. Kreilach Kid Strikes AgainLast weekend RSL's Damir Krielach netted his third brace of his MLS career, earning himself a spot on the MLS Team of the Week and a nomination for MLS Player of the Week. His five goals are tied for the third-most in the league. Combined with his three assists the Croatian is contributing to a goal every 78 minutes. Kreilach is now tied for fifth all-time in club history across all competitions with 35 goals. Magic in the MidfieldMidfielder Everton Luiz made his return to the pitch after a nearly two-month absence due to injury, coming on as a substitute in the 80th minute. Real Salt Lake has recorded four goals in the 80 minutes that Everton has played this season, meaning the team has scored a third of their goals when the Brazilian midfielder is on the field. Connections: Seattle Sounders FC midfielder and Washington native Kelyn Rowe appeared in four matches for Real Salt Lake during the 2019 season. Additionally, Seattle General Manager Garth Lagerwey and Technical Director Craig Waibel both previously served as General Manager for Real Salt Lake, while RSL Technical Director Kurt Schmid was previously an Assistant Coach and Scout for Seattle.

Chicharito who?!? Nat and David break down the game against the LA Galaxy, and a great performance by Kelyn Rowe and Nouhou. The boys preview the Sounders' busy week ahead, plus reactions to the CONCACAF and UEFA Champions League. Keep your scarves up!

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Tonight on Sounders Weekly, Jackson Felts visits with midfielder Kelyn Rowe, previews the Tacoma Defiance season with General Manager Garth Lagerwey, gets Sixty Seconds in the South Sound from Andrew Harvey, and looks ahead to Sunday's match in Portland with Timbers Broadcaster Jake Zivin.

Paul Zitarelli of Full Pull Wines welcomes Kelyn Rowe and Spencer Richey to his wine-tasting course at YachtCollege.

Paul Zitarelli of Full Pull Wines welcomes Kelyn Rowe and Spencer Richey to his wine-tasting course at YachtCollege.

Paul Zitarelli of Full Pull Wines welcomes Kelyn Rowe and Spencer Richey to his wine-tasting course at YachtCollege.

Kelyn Rowe and Spencer Richey go to YachtCollege with Full Pull Wines to learn about the finer points of wine-tasting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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We're joined this week by Niko Moreno (@ELROLONW on Twitter) editor at Pulso Sports Network and Sounder at Heart contributor. Niko's connections to the scouting side of the soccer landscape as well as his relationships with players from all over the league lend an interesting perspective to the current off season of Major League Soccer. We start off by talking about the move of Sporting Director and VP of Soccer Chris Henderson to Inter Miami where he will take over a similar role for the second year expansion side. The Sounders will have a big hole to fill in their scouting department and we discuss the successes that Henderson had with player acquisitions over the years and who will be filling the void left by Henderson's departure for the Sounders. Will there be a gap in talent coming to the Sounders as players divert to Miami? We speculate a bit on what the future holds.But will we even have a MLS season this year? Thursday night saw the 30 day negotiating window set by the league expire after invoking the force majeure clause that was put into the CBA last summer before play returned last July. MLSPA sent their own offer to league that was rejected despite the concessions that players presented. The league has since extended the bargaining window by another week and has threatened a lock out of players if no agreement is reached. Despite the uncertainty, the Sounders have re-signed a couple of familiar faces from last season in Jimmy Medranda and Stef Cleveland. Federal Way native Kelyn Rowe was also announced as a new signing by the team, joining the Sounders as a free agent from the New England Revolution. How will these players affect the formations that the Sounders roll out in 2021? Are we going to see a return to a 4-4-2 or even a 3-5-2? Niko Moreno was able to get a candid interview with Nico Lodeiro, current captain and midfielder for the Sounders. The two discussed Lodeiro's concerns about the state of the Sounders, Chris Henderson's department, Jordin Morris' move to the English Championship where he joined Swansea, and what 2021 looks like for the Sounders without the young winger. The conversation can be found on Sounder At Heart here: https://www.sounderatheart.com/2021/2/1/22259777/nicolas-lodeiro-reflects-on-jordan-morris-departure. We mix in a little roster speculation and where there might be some untapped areas for some prospective talent.We finish the show with some listener questions collected from the Channel 253 member Slack and Twitter.Pool Presser with Garth Lagerwey here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upANxZMkn7YRegular featured cast:@muffintopmodel Tim Hamilton@podfish Steve Ketelsen@jm_murf John Murphy@nate_bowling Nathan Bowling (emeritus & occasional)@cm_peterson Cat Peterson (hiatus)Please tell your friends and SUBSCRIBE! on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, or touch the RSS feed link below to add us to your favorite podcast app.This production of the Flounders B-Team is released under the Creative Commons 3.0 International Share-Alike Attribution License. Please use our stuff! Just tell folks where you got it!Channel 253 read background music: Sro — Self Driving, provided by a CC-BY-SA license.Opening/closing theme is a parody of the opening theme from the A-Team (c)1984 Silva America.Check out Channel 253's other amazing podcasts at https://channel253.com and BECOME A MEMBER for only $4/month to get access to special member benefits & events! (Support local new media.)Thanks for listening, and see you in the terraces! (Wash your hands and wear a mask!)

It’s a new era in Toronto, and we’re talking to the man in charge. Chris Armas lays out his vision for the Reds and reflects on the perceptions – misguided or not – in New York, plus Andrew, Doyle and David react to the hire. The guys debate the best MLS SuperDraft pick of all-time and dig through past transformational draft classes. Stick around for the nitty-gritty on the CF Montreal (formerly the Impact) rebrand, this week’s MLS trades and the Mailbag. 2:45 – Kelyn Rowe signs with Seattle (you’re welcome, Anders) 5:50 – Reactions to Chris Armas’ appointment as Toronto FC head coach 15:20 – INTERVIEW: Armas lays out his vision for the Reds, reflects on Red Bulls days 38:46 – Who is the best MLS SuperDraft pick of all-time? 1:05:30 – INTERVIEW: Montreal president on rebrand, Thierry Henry 1:25:12 – Our thoughts on the Montreal rebrand 1:27:00 – Michael Barrios traded to the Colorado Rapids 1:31:22 – Jorge Villafana traded to LA Galaxy 1:32:20 – Mailbag

Scott Caldwell joins the first show of 2021 with Mike and Tom on New England Soccer Weekly. The guys also share brief thoughts on the recent departures of Lee Nguyen, Kelyn Rowe and Diego Fagundez

The New England Revolution dropped points at home again, this time in a scoreless draw against expansion side Nashville SC (led by Gary Smith who won a 2010 MLS Cup with Colorado!). Greg Johnstone and Sean Donahue welcome Chris Creighton of BelieveInBostonSports.com to discuss the offensive struggles, Tajon Buchanan, and answer some listener questions!Follow us on twitter (@RevolutionRecap, @SeanLDonahue, @CreightonC11), like our Revolution Recap facebook page, and be sure to rate and review.Timestamps:2:23 - Tajon Buchanan9:19 - Offensive Struggles (again)16:45 - Lee Nguyen20:57 - Gustavo Bou25:05 - Changes for lineup against TFC/ Play Buksa & Penilla?31:34 - Why no Kelyn Rowe vs Nashville?35:00 - DeJuan vs Buttner at LB39:00 - Listener Mailbag

It's been a rough few weeks for the New England Revolution who were bounced from the MLS Is Back tournament by the Philadelphia Union and lost their captain, Carles Gil, due to an Achilles injury. Seth Macomber (@SethMan31) and Jake Catanese (@JCatanese43) of the Bent Musket (@TheBentMusket) join the podcast to discuss offensive struggles, how the Revs can replace Gil, and if the MLS Is Back tournament was a disappointment. Also, we discuss Seth's article on Brad Friedel's locker room (link below), Matt Turner getting an EU passport, and some Revs II talk! Follow us on twitter (@RevolutionRecap), like our Revolution Recap facebook page, and most importantly be sure to rate and review. https://www.thebentmusket.com/2020/7/30/21283788/brad-friedel-new-england-revolution-coach-claude-dielna-fired-krafts)Timestamps: 1:55 - Key Takeaways from MLS Is Back (Offensive woes/Mistakes adding up/Adam Buksa)13:25 - Tajon Buchanan16:05 - Was MLS Is Back a Disappointment for Revs?20:25 - Who replaces Gil?26:57 - Can they still win MLS Cup? Season expectations33:24 - Have we seen the last of Gil in a Revs jersey?36:28 - Will the Revs make a big splash to replace Gil?39:58 - Does the MLS season finish as scheduled?46:17 - Matt Turner's passport. Are we concerns?52:17 - Was the Kelyn Rowe signing Gil insurance?58:17 - Seth's article on Brad Freidel + reaction1:09:10 - Revs II first impressions1:13:12 - Final Thoughts

On this edition of the Far Post Podcast, Elizabeth Pehota and Jeff Lemieux chat with midfielder Kelyn Rowe on his preparation for Orlando, the team’s confidence level heading into the MLS is Back Tournament, and of course, his adventure in hair styling. All this and more on an all-new Far Post Podcast!

Sam and recurring guest Matt Turner lure Kelyn Rowe onto the program to discuss his time at UCLA (lordy!), why a quick job interview in France/Germany led him to hate Canada, the highs and lows of his initial relationship with New England, sleeping around (*professionally*) last year, and a shockingly civil reconciliation for 2020. While giving him the old what-for, we also discuss Matt's obsession with Game of Thrones, Kelyn's unfortunate opinions on Pixar films, thoughts on a soccer-specific stadium in Boston, whether Robert Kraft knows them from Adam (or Sam) and we finally get to the bottom of Kelyn's LOVE for leathery wines. Also, used couches and possible crabs may have come up (maybe).

Kelyn Rowe discusses his move from SKC to RSL.

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RSL's new midfielder explains what he'll bring to the club.

The gang's all here! Aly was back at it again on Wednesday night with Cody, Robert, and Thad to revisit the huge win over Seattle and preview Saturday's equally important match with RSL. Sporting Kansas City got the 3-2 win over the Seattle Sounders last week on the back of a Felipe Gutierrez brace. The Chilean has stepped up as of late, both on and off the field. Can he be the guy to put SKC on his back and climb up the ladder into the playoffs? We also discuss the encouraging start (and goal) from Erik Hurtado in Krisztian Nemeth's absence. He brings something different to the table and the fans are here for it. Botond Borath has claimed the starting role, but is Andreu Fontas really as bad as the criticism he's been receiving? He won't be winning a footrace anytime soon, but the entire back line is lacking in the speed department. Do you blame centerbacks or the fullbacks? There was also some breaking news while we were recording as Kelyn Rowe was traded to RSL in exchange for $75,000 in TAM as well as an international roster spot. He was unable to contribute much on the field in his short time here, so it was a fairly easy choice for Peter Vermes to move him and open up that international spot. Real Salt Lake is coming to KC on Saturday for what is a real big match (I'll see myself out). They will be without head coach Mike Petke who has been suspended by MLS and additionally by RSL for an outburst after a match. We'll also tell you who is training, who is match fit, and who the fans want to see in the Starting XI.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sporting KC draws 1-1 with Vancouver, and Andy and Charles breakdown all the storylines from an eventful game. Besler is back from injury and that helps (8:00). Benny had a second good performance since rejoining the team (15:42). Kelyn Rowe had his best game of the year (20:00). The show finishes with a discussion of Yohan Croizet and the red card to Nemeth. Listen to post game episodes live by subscribing to the Patreon. www.patreon.com/talkintouches 

4-1-19 The Program goes around the country two minutes at a time as the Two Minute Drill makes stops in Charlotte, Louisville, and Milwaukee. Soren is also joined by Sporting KC midfielder Kelyn Rowe to recapthe SKC 7-1 victory over the Montreal Impact. The hour wraps up with the Program looking at the Royals series win over the White Sox and where fans can be optimistic. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Prepare to be thrilled! For (almost) an hour! We talk the death of the KC Cauldron Facebook group (pour one out for the homies), the final pre-season tune-up for SKC, and what's to come in the week ahead of the first CCL match! We also talk a bit about Kelyn Rowe and how he's adjusting to life in Kansas City, PV's plan for the kids, and whether SKC really spends money. Follow us on Twitter @NoOtherPod, @JCMack03, and @DanKooser.

Nate Bukaty and Carter Augustine talk with Dániel Sallói, Kelyn Rowe, and Peter Vermes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode, Andy sits down with Sporting KC new boys Kelyn Rowe (3:30) and Rodney Wallace (12:00) to talk about their first impressions of their new city and team. Rowe talks about being Mr. Versatility, the trade that brought him to KC this winter, and why he makes it a point to be so involved in the community. Wallace walks us through his free-agency process and how/why he picked KC, playing left back (again), and being teammates with Graham Zusi a decade ago in college. To support Talkin' Touches on Patreon (and get all interviews the day they're released): https://patreon.com/talkintouches

Sporting KC new boys Kelyn Rowe and Rodney Wallace talk about coming to Kansas City this winter, where on the field they think they'll play, and why it was the right place at the right time. To hear the interview in its entirety (and support Talkin' Touches): https://www.patreon.com/talkintouches

The first pod of 2019 and we are missing Aly and Bob but Cody and Thad bring in Mike Kuhn, the supersub of podcasts. Mike brings all his history and stats knowledge to the group as we take a look at all the players in and out for sporting Kansas City. A few of the questions we try to answer: Will Rubio be missed?   Who will start at center forward?  How will Kelyn Rowe be used?  Is Opara likely to be traded and what would it take?  How will Sporting KC do in Champions League play?  Can Thad stick with the rapid-fire format?  Can Mike?    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We take the chance to have a great conversation with Niko Moreno @ELROLONOW on an ongoing rumor re: Nico Lodeiro, and the new well-earned contract for Cristian Roldan, as well as his take on its parity with the Jordan Morris contract. Why haven't we made a big signing yet? Should we be worried that Kelyn Rowe has signed elsewhere, and other teams are making moves (even if they're not so big? Is Torres sticking around? What are the places we need to shore up, and what should we make of the Sounders off-season strategy so far?Regular featured family:@cm_peterson Cat Peterson@kevin_zamira Kevin Zamira@nate_bowling Nathan Bowling@podfish Steve Ketelsen@muffintopmodel Tim HamiltonPlease tell your friends and SUBSCRIBE! on iTunes, Stitcher, or touch the RSS feed link below.This production of the Flounders B-Team is released under the Creative Commons 3.0 International Share-Alike Attribution License. Please use our stuff! Just tell folks where you got it!Apologies to ABC, owner of the parodied opening theme from the A-Team.Flounders B-Team Podcast RSS

After a wonderful second half versus the Portland Timbers, Filibuster is back with a rare second episode! Jason, Adam, and Ben talk about United's best soccer in a long while, and focus on all the impacts Wayne Rooney has made both on his own and the effect he's had on his teammates, We also discuss the sports science that led to less rotation than we thought we would see, as well as United's newly unprecedented levels of swag. In the second segment we welcome on Alex Almeida from Six States, One Podcast, to talk about the New England Revolution. We discuss their season so far and the style that Brad Friedel has implemented. We ponder the lack of use of Kelyn Rowe, where the problems in their defense lie, and the physicality of the team. We end by talking about their new signings, more rumors about a possible soccer specific stadium for the Revs, and ask Alex to gameplan the Revs for us. Give it a listen!

While the holidays are on David sitdowns with MLS legend Dero to talk about his career path, finding the next Dero, and winning championships. David also talks MLS with Jack Harrison and Kelyn Rowe. Link here to Jessie Rees Foundation http://negu.org/kelyn-rowe/

The Revs wrapped up their 2017 MLS Campaign in Montreal with the season's first win. After Montreal's equalizer, Kelyn Rowe gets the revs all 3 points on the road with a golazo to end the year on a positive note.  This week Ray, Jon, Matt and Alex recap the highlights of the win over Montreal north of the wall; we reach out to friend of the pod Ralph Schudel and get the latest from Columbus where club supporters have found themselves in a fight to keep their Soccer club from making the move south to Austin, TX. Massive Report: http://www.massivereport.com/ Ralph Schudel's Twitter Profile: https://twitter.com/schudel_ralph Links Mentioned In the Show Save The Crew Campaign Website Show Hosts Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Matt Puglise - @mattypuglise Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Alex Almeida - @footyjedi Find Us On Social Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/

New England Revolution and United States Men's National Team midfielder Kelyn Rowe joins Marc DiBenedetto and Marcus O'Mard on this week's episode of the "NESN Soccer Show." Marcus and Kelyn discuss Rowe's debut with the USMNT and his experience in the 2017 CONCACAF Gold Cup as well as his current MLS season with the Revs. Later, the group previews the 2017-18 Premier League season including transfer breakdowns, Americans in the EPL and Champions League qualification. For more: http://nesn.com/soccer/ Produced by Marc DiBenedetto

The US are on the quarterfinals at the Gold Cup after a crucial 3-0 win vs. Nicaragua but just how much of a success was the group stage? Andrew, David and Ben discuss that as there's some divided opinions on Arena's decision to bring some of the longtime stalwarts. New England Revolution midfielder Kelyn Rowe also calls in to discuss his time with the team after being sent home, including what he needs to work on to return. After the break, the guys discuss the return of MLS and all the latest transfer rumors. They also interview Houston Dynamo vice president/general manager Matt Jordan after the signing of Tomas Martinez and what the Dynamo front office exec thinks about Alberth Elis' future with the club. The Baer's Lair debuts in the third segment as Ben makes his first "Baerantee" and the Hot-Take Hotline is aghast at some the decisions Arena has made so far. Your texts also make their first appearance on the show with the fans wondering who the best striker on USA is and if it's time to think about a different No. 2 goalkeeper. Want to be a part of the show? Use the comment section, email, tweet, call the Hot-Take Hotline at 401-206-0MLS to leave a voicemail (keep it short and sweet and avoid colorful language), or text the Hotline and it could appear on ExtraTime Radio!

With the USMNT in the Gold Cup, Filibuster starts with our eyes there. Jason, Adam, and Ben discuss our reactions to Bruce Arena's changes from the Ghana game, and spend a lot of time talk about the play of the midfield of Dax McCarty, Kelyn Rowe, Kellyn Acosta, Alejandro Bedoya, and Joe Corona, including how it wasn't all Corona's fault. We also discuss the play of Dom Dwyer and his spot on the pecking order, plus the two goals in the game. In the second segment we welcome on Devon McTavish, former D.C. United player and current D.C. United color commentator. We talk about what happens during a long break in the middle of the season and how a team that is struggling does with that break. We also discuss the problems of D.C. United this season and what the team might do to fix them, and how they might come out of this mini-training camp. Give it a listen!

Vancouver Whitecaps returned to MLS action on Saturday. They shouldn't have bothered. We pick over the bones of the Whitecaps 2-1 home loss to New England Revolution. What went wrong and was there any positives? We also get the thoughts of both head coaches, the 'Caps Carl Robinson and the Revs' Jay Heaps. We also hear from former Whitecap goalkeeper Brad Knighton, who had an excellent game, and matchwinner Kelyn Rowe, plus we catch up with striker Kei Kamara to talk about those Vancouver trade rumours and just how close he came to becoming a Whitecap - spoiler, very close! Our main guest this week is another former Whitecap, Residency alumni Dario Zanatta. We chat with Dario about his move to Scotland with Hearts, how well he's done in his first season, settling into a new country, his hopes for the upcoming season and his time with the Canadian national team. All this and there's still time to look ahead to the Canadian Championship against Toronto. There's a lot of chat to be had, so have a listen!

Filibuster is finally back on a Tuesday, and we're here to review D.C. United's first regular season game. We have to talk about Mike Magee and the difference between the two halves against the LA Galaxy, the bad marking on set-pieces, and the benching of Fabian Espindola. We also ask about Lamar Neagle's defense when he was moved to the wing, whether Luciano Acosta will go 90 minutes, and Steve Birnbaum's head injuries. We end by giving our takeaways from this game, including United's new directness and Nick DeLeon's good game in the center of midfield. We then invite on Steve Stoehr from The Bent Musket to break down this weekend's game against the New England Revolution. We talk about the Revs' road draw in Houston, Diego Fagundez's resurgence, and the whole Jermaine Jones situation. We then discuss their system, their new right back in Je-Vaughn Watson, and why Kelyn Rowe was a central midfielder. Finally, we ask Steve about the Revs' stadium situation and how the gameplan the Revs this weekend. Give it a listen!

What crisis? The USMNT wiped out all the doomsday talk of late collapses with another dos a cero against Mexico. Simon and David are joined by US World Cup veteran Herculez Gomez to break down the US win and the hoopla surrounding goal-scoring hero and Seattle Sounders academy product Jordan Morris. Meanwhile, Gomez, who plays for LigaMX side Puebla has a championship game coming up next week.In MLS league play, a busy MLS Week 7 kicks off Thursday and we highlight all the key match-ups, including the team that has the most riding on the weekend. New England Revolution midfielder Kelyn Rowe joins the show to talk Revs soccer, the upcoming trip to Philadelphia (5ET, ESPN2 and ESPN Deportes) and his USMNT chances. Oh, and Rowe puts the man-bun controversy to bed once and for all.Plus, there's talk of another World Cup spot for CONCACAF, a new soccer stadium in Minnesota and the US-Canadian MLSer who is approaching a decision: Which way should he go?