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Pulso Sports and Scorching Lobber Niko Moreno joins Thursday's SDH AM to break down the Seattle match in CONCACAF vs Cruz Azul and takes a look at match week 3 from the Western Conference perspectivePlus, an update on a possible landing spot for Raul Ruidiaz

Seattle Sounders FC Head Coach Brian Schmetzer joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about the end of the season with a West Final loss in Los Angeles, how to improve the attack in the off-season, Raul Ruidiaz leaving, and his contract extension.

Seattle Sounders FC Head Coach Brian Schmetzer joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about the end of the season with a West Final loss in Los Angeles, how to improve the attack in the off-season, Raul Ruidiaz leaving, and his contract extension.

Seattle Sounders FC Head Coach Brian Schmetzer joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about the weird blowout win in Columbus last weekend and the fallout of Columbus not having a backup keeper, Raul Ruidiaz, injuries, and Kansas City ahead.

A full Thursday Thoughts on SDHHour 1 goes over all the news of the morning- what to expect in UCL, transfers, and action from last nightHour 2 is Nino and Niko- GOL TV's Nino Torres comes Fully Loaded with thoughts on Sudamericana, Libertadores, and his Columbus CrewNiko Moreno from The Soccer Bar and Pulso Sports talks Ruidiaz with Nino and MLS/Open Cup with Jon  

Send us a Text Message.Ball Watching hosts, Jake Koenig and Justin Graham, recap St. Louis CITY SC's 2-1 loss against Seattle Sounders! We talk initial reactions, highlights, low lights, player ratings, where we go from here, and much much more!Follow the show on X and/or Instagram (@BallWatchingSTL)! Find our guest interviews and all episodes in video form on YouTube by searching https://www.youtube.com/@ballwatchingSTL. Be sure to hit subscribe and turn notifications on!Hoffmann Brothers is the 2024 presenting sponsor of Ball Watching! Headquartered right here in St. Louis for over 40 years, Hoffmann Brothers is a full-service residential & commercial provider, providing Heating, Air Conditioning, Plumbing, Drains, Sewer, Water Heaters, Duct Cleaning, Electrical and Appliance Repair services. Visit them online at hoffmannbros.com!Make The Pitch Athletic Club & Tavern (thepitch-stl.com) your St. Louis CITY SC pregame and postgame destination for all your food and drink needs! Tell them your friends at Ball Watching sent you... Seoul Juice is the official drink of Ball Watching and made with three clean simple ingredients: water, organic lemon juice, and Korean pear juice. Get yours at Dierbergs, Sams Club, or online at seouljuice.com. Use code "BALLWATCHING" at checkout for 20% off all online orders!Shop in-store or online at Series Six (seriessixcompany.com) and receive a 15% discount on all orders storewide using code "BALLWATCHING" at checkout!

Send us a Text Message.Ball Watching hosts, Jake Koenig and Justin Graham, prep you all for St. Louis CITY SC's upcoming home match against the Seattle Sounders!Follow the show on X and/or Instagram (@BallWatchingSTL)! Find our guest interviews and all episodes in video form on YouTube by searching https://www.youtube.com/@ballwatchingSTL. Be sure to hit subscribe and turn notifications on!Hoffmann Brothers is the 2024 presenting sponsor of Ball Watching! Headquartered right here in St. Louis for over 40 years, Hoffmann Brothers is a full-service residential & commercial provider, providing Heating, Air Conditioning, Plumbing, Drains, Sewer, Water Heaters, Duct Cleaning, Electrical and Appliance Repair services. Visit them online at hoffmannbros.com!Make The Pitch Athletic Club & Tavern (thepitch-stl.com) your St. Louis CITY SC pregame and postgame destination for all your food and drink needs! Tell them your friends at Ball Watching sent you... Seoul Juice is the official drink of Ball Watching and made with three clean simple ingredients: water, organic lemon juice, and Korean pear juice. Get yours at Dierbergs, Sams Club, or online at seouljuice.com. Use code "BALLWATCHING" at checkout for 20% off all online orders!Shop in-store or online at Series Six (seriessixcompany.com) and receive a 15% discount on all orders storewide using code "BALLWATCHING" at checkout!

That was a gut punch. Kinda fun match though! Sounders lose 3-2 vs San Jose in San Jose. In what was both an exciting and excruciating match Seattle came back from a depressing 2-nil deficit via another Panenka PK from Ruidiaz and, as you expect, a great goal from Musovski fed by Cody "Bread Breaker" Baker. Aaron & Cam discuss:Heritage Cup and Cam land in San JoseSTOP GETTING HURTIs Leyva the better option of the young trio?Was that the last straw for Jordan up top?Effort expectations for LAGJoin our Scuttlebutt Discord server for fan batter with us and other Sounder fans! We'll ask YOU to fill our Scuttlebutt Bag. Come one, come all!Aaron Lingley - @aaronlingleyCameron Collins - @legalmindedpunk

I'll admit, I was not quite ready for the 2023 season to end. A season that had once been virtually left for dead had come roaring back to life over the last couple months and I had sorta talked myself into the belief that this season was destined to end at MLS Cup. Maybe not actually lifting, but at least making a valiant charge, maybe even with Nicolas Lodeiro and Raúl Ruidiaz putting in a couple notable performances along the way. Nothing I saw against LAFC totally dissuaded me from believing that outcome was at least plausible, but the 1-0 loss at least means it's no longer possible. If I'm to pull back a little, I suppose the final game was rather predictable. The Sounders played reasonably well -- I think you can even say they outplayed LAFC -- but couldn't convert their chances, while LAFC made the most of theirs. Maxime Crepeau is a big reason why the sounders couldn't convert, but the decisive factor ending up being the most predictable thing ever: Denis Buounga racing down the left wing and firing an absolute laser past Stefan Frei. Sponsors Full Pull Wines Watson's Counter 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: https://www.sounderatheart.com/about/ You can also support the show by checking out our line of merch including every past YachtCon design and our latest skull-and-crossbones logo.

I'll admit, I was not quite ready for the 2023 season to end. A season that had once been virtually left for dead had come roaring back to life over the last couple months and I had sorta talked myself into the belief that this season was destined to end at MLS Cup. Maybe not actually lifting, but at least making a valiant charge, maybe even with Nicolas Lodeiro and Raúl Ruidiaz putting in a couple notable performances along the way. Nothing I saw against LAFC totally dissuaded me from believing that outcome was at least plausible, but the 1-0 loss at least means it's no longer possible. If I'm to pull back a little, I suppose the final game was rather predictable. The Sounders played reasonably well -- I think you can even say they outplayed LAFC -- but couldn't convert their chances, while LAFC made the most of theirs. Maxime Crepeau is a big reason why the sounders couldn't convert, but the decisive factor ending up being the most predictable thing ever: Denis Buounga racing down the left wing and firing an absolute laser past Stefan Frei. Sponsors Full Pull Wines Watson's Counter 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: https://www.sounderatheart.com/about/ You can also support the show by checking out our line of merch including every past YachtCon design and our latest skull-and-crossbones logo.

I'll admit, I was not quite ready for the 2023 season to end. A season that had once been virtually left for dead had come roaring back to life over the last couple months and I had sorta talked myself into the belief that this season was destined to end at MLS Cup. Maybe not actually lifting, but at least making a valiant charge, maybe even with Nicolas Lodeiro and Raúl Ruidiaz putting in a couple notable performances along the way. Nothing I saw against LAFC totally dissuaded me from believing that outcome was at least plausible, but the 1-0 loss at least means it's no longer possible. If I'm to pull back a little, I suppose the final game was rather predictable. The Sounders played reasonably well -- I think you can even say they outplayed LAFC -- but couldn't convert their chances, while LAFC made the most of theirs. Maxime Crepeau is a big reason why the sounders couldn't convert, but the decisive factor ending up being the most predictable thing ever: Denis Buounga racing down the left wing and firing an absolute laser past Stefan Frei. Sponsors Full Pull Wines Watson's Counter 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: https://www.sounderatheart.com/about/ You can also support the show by checking out our line of merch including every past YachtCon design and our latest skull-and-crossbones logo.

Yair PC llega al podcast de Métrica Latina para una entrevista en la que hablamos de sus inicios en el fútbol de menores y cómo algunas malas decisiones lo llevaron a abandonar el deporte rey y encontrar un camino en la música. Nos da su opinión de la selección actual y Ruidiaz, su contacto con Yamal and George, JP El Chamaco y Angie Jibaja, la confusión con J Black, sus trabajos vendiendo cadenas, tablas de picar, la historia del Remix de Pelotero, la actualidad del reparto, la calle en Villa María y una experiencia divina que lo curó de una enfermedad cuando era niño 

Cincinnati can't be stopped! Matt Doyle and Stefano Fusaro join David Gass to break down Cincy's historic turnaround and make Lucho Acosta's case for MVP. The guys sort through the rest of Matchday 29 before turning their attention to international call ups, and this weekend's matches, headlined by LAFC hosting Messi's Miami!  5:27 - Why Lucho Acosta is the MLS MVP right now 7:12 - Cincinnati's turnaround is absolutely incredible 23:33 - Galaxy save their season with Cali Clasico comeback 29:20 - Houston on fire, Hector Herrera makes Mexico return 34:45 - Argentina calls up 3 MLS Players  39:12 - USMNT roster breakdown 42:25 - MLS Squad Pick - Our 5 LOCKS to score this weekend 46:57 - LAFC showdown with Messi and Miami 51:08 - Mamadou Fall to Barcelona? 54:20 - SKC looking for revenge against St. Louis  57:45 - Should Seattle bench Ruidiaz for Jordan Morris?

We recorded fresh off the loss at home to Austin FC. This was a tough one to sallow but we're not too worried. The Scuttlebutt was hot so we dedicated the entire show to topics and questions like:Providence update via Alliance CouncilWhy do the sounders keep losing to bad teams?What is up with schmetzer's subs?Best lineup / Heber vs Montero vs Morris at the 9Why are we so “talented” and so bad? Injuries are not an excuse, We are supposed to be deep.Who do we miss most? Nouhou, Roldan, or Ruidiaz?Join our Scuttlebutt Discord server for fan batter with us and other Sounder fans. We'll ask YOU to fill our Scuttlebutt Bag. Come one, come all!Twitter:Aaron Lingley - @aaronlingleyCameron Collins - @legalmindedpunk

Ayer fue otro día tenso en el Liceo 35, IAVA, que está en conflicto hace diez días a raíz del sumario iniciado por la Dirección General de Secundaria al director Leonardo Ruidíaz. El martes representantes de la Fenapes y del nucleo sindical de docentes del IAVA tuvieron una primera instancia de negociación con autoridades de la educación. Si bien no se alcanzó ningún acuerdo concreto, los sindicatos anunciaron al día siguiente que no van a hacer paro al menos hasta el miércoles de la semana que viene. Las autoridades de la Anep, por su lado, resolvieron este jueves un conjunto de medidas que parecen destinadas a bajar la tensión. Entre otras cosas, los consejeros comunicaron que se abrirán instancias de diálogo sobre el conflicto y la situación de infraestructura, tanto con estudiantes como con el resto de la comunidad educativa. Paralelamente, ayer se vivió otra jornada confusa y tensa en el IAVA, donde en horas de la tarde los alumnos agremiados volvieron a ocupar el local y fueron desalojados poco después por el Ministerio del Interior a pedido del la dirección general de Secundaria. Recordemos. El conflicto comenzó cuando Secundaria inició un sumario con separación del cargo y retención de medio salario por seis meses al director Leonardo Ruídiaz porque el docente se negó a acatar una orden superior para que dejara de usarse el salón gremial de los estudiantes, ya que ahí iba a instalarse una rampa de accesibilidad que se necesita en el local. El gremio de estudiantes rechazó el cambio de lugar de su salón porque, dice, no es necesario ya que existe otra rampa para ingresar al edificio y lo que en realidad “falta” es “un ascensor” que no funciona hace cuatro años. Además, los alumnos agremiados adujeron que en otra ubicación el salón gremial no tendrían la misma “visibilidad” y marcaron la carga “política e histórica” de la locación actual. Según el acta de una reunión que tuvo lugar el 30 de marzo, con presencia de inspectoras de Secundaria, Ruidíaz dijo “entender” que los alumnos se sintieran “desalojados” y agregó que ha trabajado para el “mejor clima institucional”. Planteó, incluso, que el año pasado una alumna se suicidó en el centro y que por eso busca la “felicidad” y “alegría” de los estudiantes. También adujo que la accesibilidad “perfectamente” podría lograrse por la puerta de emergencia, donde ya hay una rampa, que da al subsuelo. Dirigentes sindicales, estudiantiles y del Frente Amplio señalaron que el sumario a Ruidiaz fue excesivo y de corte “autoritario”. A su vez, la medida dio pie a una discusión entre las autoridades y los gremios respecto a la vigencia de las normas utilizadas para sancionar al director. Conversamos En Perspectiva con el presidente del Codicen de la ANEP, Robert Silva a propósito de este conflicto que ha ido escalando en los últimos días.

Los gremios de estudiantes y docentes del IAVA acordaron con el Codicen el comienzo de una negociación para terminar el conflicto en ese liceo, que se desató la semana pasada por el sumario que la Dirección General de Educación Secundaria le inició al director de ese instituto, Leonardo Ruidíaz. Según informó El País, la primera instancia de diálogo tendrá lugar mañana, martes. Para concretar estas conversaciones negociación, las autoridades pidieron que los gremios no ocupen el local del centro de estudios ni tomen otras medidas de fuerza hasta la fecha. La instancia de negociación se gestó el viernes, luego de que el Ministerio del Interior desalojara el edificio que había sido ocupado unas horas antes solo por profesores pertenecientes a la Asociación de Docentes de Educación Secundaria. Paralelamente, la cúpula de la ANEP y la de Secundaria fueron citadas a la Comisión de Educación y Cultura del Senado el próximo miércoles 19 para analizar el conflicto. Por otra parte, el fiscal Fernando Romano citará a declarar a todos los usuarios de twitter que amenazaron e hicieron comentarios homófobos contra Gerónimo Sena, vocero del gremio de estudiantes del IAVA. Sena denunció también al periodista Ignacio Álvarez, porque durante una entrevista en su programa de radio comentó que si el representante gremial fuera su hijo, “lo agarraría de los pelos”. Sin embargo Romano, desestimó citar a Álvarez, ya que entendió que esos dichos “no ameritan reproche penal”. El conflicto comenzó el miércoles de noche con la ocupación de la sede del IAVA por un grupo de estudiantes agremiados y un paro de 24 horas resuelto para el jueves por la Federación Nacional de Profesores de Secundaria (FENAPES). El jueves, luego de que el liceo fuera desalojado por la Policía a pedido de las autoridades, la FENAPES y la Asociación de Docentes de Secundaria (ADES) de Montevideo convocaron a una marcha por 18 de julio hasta las oficinas de la ANEP. Secundaria inicicó el sumario con separación del cargo y retención de medio salario por seis meses al director Ruídiaz porque el docente se negó a acatar una orden superior para que dejara de usarse el salón gremial de los estudiantes, ya que ahí iba a instalarse una rampa de accesibilidad que se necesita en el local. El gremio de estudiantes se negó a cambiar de lugar porque, dicen, que “ya existe una rampa” para ingresar al edificio y lo que en realidad “falta” es “un ascensor” que no funciona hace cuatro años. Los alumnos agremiados además adujeron que no iban a mudar su lugar a otro sitio de esee modo porque no tendrían la misma “visibilidad” y marcaron la carga “política e histórica” de ese lugar. Según el acta de una reunión que tuvo lugar el 30 de marzo, Ruidíaz dijo “entender” que los alumnos se sintieran “desalojados” y agregó que ha trabajado para el “mejor clima institucional”. Planteó, incluso, que el año pasado una alumna se suicidó en el centro y que por eso busca la “felicidad” y “alegría” de los estudiantes. También adujo que la accesibilidad “perfectamente” podría lograrse por la puerta de emergencia, donde ya hay una rampa, que da al subsuelo. Dirigentes sindicales, estudiantiles y del Frente Amplio señalaron que el sumario a Ruidiaz fue excesivo y de corte “autoritario”. A su vez, la medida dio pie a una discusión entre las autoridades y los gremios respecto a la vigencia de las normas utilizadas para sancionar al director. La Tertulia de los Lunes con Pablo Carrasco, Teresa Herrera, Gloria Robaina y Santiago Soto.

The Sounders unseat the St. Louis City SC for top spot in the West and sit 2nd in the Supporter's Shield race. Biggest takeaways we noted: Josh Atencio bags his first professional goal in emphatic style and Ruidiaz scores minutes after entering the match. Next up is the festering log that is the Portland Timbers.Red BullshitRamadan recognized in MLSScuttlebutt MailbagSLC ReviewPortland Away previewJoin our Scuttlebutt Discord server for fan batter with us and other Sounder fans. We'll ask YOU to fill our Scuttlebutt Bag. Come one, come all!Twitter:Aaron Lingley - @aaronlingleyCameron Collins - @legalmindedpunk

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Esta información viene de un buen lugar, tómalo así. Desde la preocupación y opinión informada de un pediatra, el Dr. Kike Ruidiaz, hablamos sobre el termino de "fatphobia" o "body positivity" y como no podemos usarlos como un escudo para justificar estilos de vida que son peligrosos para tu salud a largo plazo y mejorar tu calidad de vida. La idea de este podcast es crear padres informados y personas más conscientes para evitar en el futuro adultos enfermos con problemas y patrones de conducta más difíciles de cambiar o ajustar. Si este es un tema sensible para ti, ponte vaselina porque aunque no quieras es algo que necesitas escuchar.

Esta información viene de un buen lugar, tómalo así. Desde la preocupación y opinión informada de un pediatra, el Dr. Kike Ruidiaz, hablamos de una enfermedad llamada obesidad que en Panamá 1 de cada 10 niños menores de 5 años sufre de ella, 1 de cada 4 niños de 5 a 9 años la tiene y 6 de cada 10 adultos padecen de sobrepeso y obesidad más todas las otras enfermedades relacionadas como la diabetes, problemas en articulaciones o hipertensión. La idea de este podcast es crear padres informados y más conscientes para evitar en el futuro adultos enfermos con problemas y patrones de conducta más difíciles de cambiar o ajustar. Si este es un tema sensible para ti, ponte vaselina porque aunque no quieras es algo que necesitas escuchar.

"Peru vs Paraguay: Live Stream, Score Updates and How to Watch in Friendly Match 2022 Follow match Peru vs Paraguay live stream information and score online, prediction, TV channel, lineups preview, start date and result updates of the Friendly Match 2022 on November 16th 2022. Start time: 20:00 pm E" "--START AD- #TheMummichogblogOfMalta Amazon Top and Flash Deals(Affiliate Link - You will support our translations if you purchase through the following link) - https://amzn.to/3CqsdJH Compare all the top travel sites in just one search to find the best hotel deals at HotelsCombined - awarded world's best hotel price comparison site. (Affiliate Link - You will support our translations if you purchase through the following link) - https://www.hotelscombined.com/?a_aid=20558 “So whatever you wish that others would do to you, do also to them, for this is the Law and the Prophets."" #Jesus #Catholic. END AD---" "T. Tune in here Peru vs Paraguay Live Score Do not miss a detail of the match with the live updates and commentaries of VAVEL. Follow along with us all the details, commentaries, analysis and lineups for this Peru vs Paraguay match. 11:10 AM15 hours ago What time is Peru vs Paraguay match for Friendly Match 2022? This is the start time of the game Peru vs Paraguay of 16th November in several countries: Argentina: 22:00 hrs. Bolivia: 15:45 hrs. Brasil: 22:00 hrs. Chile: 21:00 hrs. Colombia: 20:00 hrs. Ecuador: 20:00 hrs. España: 3:00 hrs. México: 19:00 hrs. USA: 21:00 hrs. Paraguay: 21:00 hrs. Perú: 20:00 hrs. Uruguay: 22:00 hrs. 11:05 AM15 hours ago Watch out for this Paraguay player: The player to watch for this match will be the star striker, Braian Ojeda, the current center forward has been an important piece in his selection and has proven it by becoming the ally of the goal for his team, now, he will look to break the nets and be the difference that balances the balance in favor of his team. 11:00 AM15 hours ago Watch out for this player from Peru: The player to watch for this match will be the star striker, Raúl Ruidíaz, the current center forward has been an important piece in his national team and has proven it by becoming the goal ally for his team, now, he will look to break the nets and be the difference that balances the balance in favor of his team. 10:55 AM15 hours ago Paraguay's final lineup: A. Silva; I. Piris, F. Balbuena, G. Gómez, J. Alonso; M. Villansati; M. Almirón, B. Ojeda, J. Medina, J. Enciso; D. González. 10:50 AM16 hours ago Peru's last line-up: J. Carvallo; N. Loyola, L. Abram, C. Zambrano, M. Araujo; B. Reyna, W. Cartagena, C. González, Y. Reyna; A. Valera, R. Ruidiaz. 10:45 AM16 hours ago Background: Peru and Paraguay have faced each other on a total of 56 occasions (17 wins for the Peruvian side, 14 draws, 24 wins for Paraguay) where the scales are tipped in favor of Peru by a minimal difference. In terms of goals, both teams score goals against each other, with 63 goals scored by Peru and 75 by Paraguay. Their last duel corresponds to the World Cup qualifiers where Peru defeated Paraguay 2-0 at home. 10:40 AM16 hours ago About the Stadium: Estadio Monumental de Peru is a sports venue dedicated to the professional practice of soccer, for sponsorship reasons it can also be named as Estadio Monumental ""U"" Marathon and is the current home of Club Universitario Deportes, a team that plays its home matches there in the Peruvian First Division. It is the soccer stadium with the largest capacity in South America and one of the largest in the world, it has a total capacity for 80 093 spectators 10:35 AM16 hours ago They will seek to win at home The Paraguayan team, unlike Peru, could not and did not have the opportunity to seek a ticket because the Conmebol qualification process ensured that the Paraguayan team was one of the first teams that mathematically did not have the opportunity to fight for the World Cup, also, they suffered several casualties due to injuries that affected

Seattle comes back across the border with nothing to declare. The Sounders lose 2-1 to Vancouver... Seattle sports reality checkGarage sale! Get you Ruidiaz worn match jersey where?Where is the playoff line now [updated]?What do the Sounders need to do between now and next season?It's 2032... What is the state of the MLS?Join our Scuttlebutt Discord server for fan batter with us and other Sounder fans! We JUST launched it so come one, come all.Twitter:Aaron Lingley - @aaronlingleyCameron Collins - @legalmindedpunkJames Woollard - @britvoxus

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Brian Schmetzer, Seattle Sounders Head Coach, joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about the loss to Portland last weekend and what happened, Raul Ruidiaz's new injury and his timeline to return, and road games this week in Nashville and Chicago.

Brian Schmetzer, Seattle Sounders Head Coach, joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about the loss to Portland last weekend and what happened, Raul Ruidiaz's new injury and his timeline to return, and road games this week in Nashville and Chicago.

After a bit of a break, MLS, LAFC, and the Defenders are back at it, and boy does it feel good to be back. Sitting just 2 episodes away from 200, Filly and the Scarf recap all the goings-on in the Emerald City. It's Episode 198 of "The Most LAFC Podcast on Earth!", Defenders of the Banc. In what we hope will be a preview of the eventual Western Conference Final, LAFC travels to the Pacific Northwest to take on the Seattle Sounders, the recent CCL Champions and very familiar foe of the Black and Gold. Scarf, Nina, and Panda all traveled to Lumen Field for the match, while Filly held it down at the official watch party near USC. LAFC looked to remain at the top of the table while MLS celebrated Juneteenth league-wide. One storyline going into the match would be who would NOT be playing. For Seattle, Joao Paulo is out for the season while Yeimar and Ruidiaz would be out for the match. On our side of things, while we still await the debut of Eddie Segura, we were missing Brian Rodriguez due to travel issues (he's getting his green card) while Kellyn Acosta, Carlos Vela, Mamadou Fall, and Franco Escobar all would begin the match on the bench. After a beautiful rendition of "Lift Every Voice and Sing", the match played out a bit like a heavyweight fight, with both prizefighters feeling each other out for the first half. Seattle had more opportunities of quality, but both sides would enter the half without a goal. It was Seattle's major offseason acquisition, Albert Rusnak, who would score first, off a perfect pass from... Maxime Crepeau. It was a gaffe that Maxime immediately copped to, and one that looked like it would doom LAFC on the road. However, just 6 minutes after making his LAFC debut, Danny Trejo, the kid from Mendota, battled for a header that found Chicho in the box. With Stefan Frei badly out of position, Arango's header goes over Frei but under the bar for a 79th minute equalizer, and LAFC would take a point home with them from the Emerald City. Quite the debut for Trejo, LAFC's first round pick of a year ago. Also on this episode, much like Bo Jackson in the 90's, Filly gives himself a new nickname, Scarf has his greatest moment at a pool table (with witnesses!), and both The Ghost and Three Umlauts get a mention! Just two episodes away from another huge milestone, so stay tuned for all the fun, but in the meantime, enjoy Episode 198!

Brian Schmetzer, Seattle Sounders FC Head Coach, joins Dave Softy Mahler and Jackson Felts to talk about the World Cup officially coming to Seattle in 2026, Raul Ruidiaz being injured for the next couple games, and the team facing LAFC Saturday.

In typical Sounders fashion, the team won another close one vs. Charlotte where they were not at their best, begging the question, is the sign of a champion really one who wins while not at their best (even if it happens every week?), or are better performances necessary? Plus, could the Sounders have a new signing on the way? Jake and Brett break it down for you on this week's episode of Sounder and Son.

Seattle Sounders FC Head Coach Brian Schmetzer joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about what happened in their 2-1 comeback win over Charlotte on Sunday, Raul Ruidiaz's goal from distance, the opposing coach being fired this morning, and having a two week break before the next game at home.

We couldn't secure the week's hat trick but still leave Colorado with 6 points in a 8 days.We are angry which leads us to guns and chantsSounders couldn't connect in the midfield whatsoeverNico was missed but his got the best excuse everVAR stands for EGOWe are fine. It's fine. We'll be fine!Ruidiaz will score 5 goals in JuneSign up for Scuttlebutt MLS Pick 'Em Here!Free to play and 1st place gets $100! Sign up anytime and come play with us!Twitter:Aaron Lingley - @aaronlingleyCameron Collins - @legalmindedpunkJames Woollard - @britvoxus

#BuenosDías: Bienvenidos a #CaféConFútbol☕⚽️ están invitados a nuestro canal de #Anchor. En este episodio: #AlianzaLima, #Benavente, #JuanReynoso, #Buffon, #Parma. #Ruidiaz, #MLS.

Sounders had five on it and we have 2 cents on it.Those who needed a goal scored a goal.The offense was legitimately dominantUh oh... Ruidiaz.F&#K F0XSign up for Scuttlebutt MLS Pick 'Em Here!There will be bonus questions every so often during the season for late comers to have a chance to catch up... Come play!Twitter:Aaron Lingley - @aaronlingleyCameron Collins - @legalmindedpunkJames Woollard - @britvoxus

El regreso de Ruidiaz al futbol mexicano parece tratarse solo de un rumor y platicamos con Carlos Tapia, voz de los #SeattleSounders de la #MLS / La #LigaMX presume por todo lo alto el numero de futbolistas que aporta a #concacaf #conmebol y otras #selecciones para la #eliminatoria #mundialista / El #covid-19 vuelve a poner en jaque los eventos deportivos internacionales / Esto y más en #FanaticosDelDeporte

Seattle Sounders FC Head Coach Brian Schmetzer joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about the team's 3-0 loss in Los Angeles on Tuesday and turning recent losses into a positive, and the injury updates or statuses of Will Bruin, Nicolas Lodeiro, Raul Ruidiaz and Jordan Morris.

The Rave Green get a 1-0 Leagues Cup win over Santos Laguna thanks to a 93rd minute goal from Raul Ruidiaz. We play the highlight, go in depth with match analysis, and hear from Brian Schmetzer in his post-match press conference.

Nada mas mexicano que... - 15 septiembre 2021 mujer de 60 años tuvo cuatrillizos y sumo 12 hijos en total Santos Laguna pierde con Seattle con gol de ultimo minuto de Ruidiaz

Esta semana va con todo. Tenemos clásico del fútbol peruano. Alianza y Universitario se enfrentan en lo que será el primer encuentro de los compadres en el año. Alianza llega puntero, mientras que la U atraviesa una dura etapa en lo administrativo y los hinchas piden la cabeza de Comizzo. Ese mismo día, SC se juega sus últimas chances en Sudamericana. Tras perder por 3 a 1 de local, tiene que hacer 3 goles en canchas uruguayas y, encima, tendrá que enfrentar la presión de los hinchas de Peñarol, ya que jugarán con gente en el estadio. La fecha de eliminatoria esta cada vez más cerca y, ante la ausencia de Lapadula en la primera fecha, la pregunta es ¿Guerrero o Ruidiaz? Ambos anotaron en sus encuentros y parece que llegarían bien para la fecha triple. Participan en el podcast: Sebas "Nero" Marcos, Mike y Chacal. Dale clic a seguir al canal y síguenos en nuestras redes (Instagram, Twitter) para que te enteres cada vez que lanzamos nueva edición durante la semana. *Este podcast fue transmitido en vivo en nuestro canal de Youtube.

Alianza líder y toda la fecha 6 Cabify Evolution Cup Paolo y Ruidiaz listos para las eliminatorias Charla por los fans entre Castillo y Gareca --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radioabda/support

A big victory for the Sounders, starting five teenagers for the first time in MLS history and coming out of Austin victorious. We break down the match, discuss the crop of young talent in this match, and look ahead to Sunday's opponent, Sporting KC.

Steve Zakuani and Brad Evans are back this week for another episode of Side x Side, where the former Sounders breakdown a tough point vs Vancouver at the weekend and rank where Ruidiaz is in the Pantheon of MLS strikers.  With a 4th of July matchup with the Rapids in Colorado looming, they welcome in Rapids and USMNT legend Marcelo Balboa to preview the matchup, who Sounders fans should keep an eye on, and tells us why he's so excited about this group of USMNT players.

Análisis de la selección convocada para la Copa América --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radioabda/support

Welcome to Kickin' It With Coach Red. Coach Red and LeftyFrance touch on all your favorite Pacific North Fresh teams. In this episode we breakdown the Sounders as they kick off their season. We talk a little bit about the history, who we think will be impact and under the radar pieces for this squad and a rapid reaction to the 4-NIL win over Minnesota United. Fredy Montero is back and Ruidiaz is putting balls in the back of the net and did we mention that Frei keeps a clean sheet. Join us as we keep it fresh in the Northwest!

In this episode of our Family series, we had the honor to discuss the topic of family with our inspirational leaders here at True Encounter. Both Kenny & Laura share their wisdom and practical tools they learned through their experiences with their families. We hope you all enjoy this episode! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trueencountertalks/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trueencountertalks/support

Looks like the band is back together, and by band we mean two dudes who used to do magic in Utah. Fredy Montero is teaching Nouhou how to wax, Ruidiaz gets his green card, and Arreaga gets his red card (probably). TLDL - don’t be the third guy to get bonked. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Who is the best No. 9 in MLS? Josef? Gyasi? Ruidiaz? Chicharito? Pulido? Other? Calen Carr gives his Top 5 (1:12:17) after the guys dig through Concacaf Olympic qualifying and four more 2021 season previews. First up, Minnesota United, who are a Top 3 team in the West according to Doyle and have Bebelo Reynoso to thank for it. Meanwhile, Wiebe is rooting for the Fire to ditch the Keystone Cops routine, the Red Bulls are going all-in on the press but the year isn’t 2016 or 2018 and Chicharito definitely isn’t the most interesting thing about the Galaxy. That’d be 18-year-old playmaker Efra Alvarez, currently in a tug of war between the US and Mexico. 4:36 – Atlanta United … get their CB! 7:24 – Shoutout to didychrislito, your eMLS Cup Champion 9:02 – USMNT Olympic Qualifying! Does the Mexico game matter? 16:00 – Minnesota United FC Season Preview 32:24 – Chicago Fire FC Season Preview 44:59 – New York Red Bulls Season Preview 56:37 – LA Galaxy Season Preview 1:12:17 – Top Five No. 9s in MLS

Bienvenidos a mi mente!En este episodio #51 invite nuevamente a mi gran amigo Kike, pediatra, atleta, padre de familia y probablemente doctor de muchas mamas que escuchan este podcast, el tema de hoy nos basamos un poco en los hijos, como esta afectando esta pandemia a los pequeños de casa, como están reaccionando sin tener el contacto y experiencias que tuvimos todos nosotros, el tan solo ir a la escuela, caerse, aprender, hablar con otros niños, la tecnología esta teniendo un gran impacto tanto positivo como negativo, la gente esta teniendo mas hijos ahora y les llamamos los "coronials", se que los niños e hijos son un tema delicado así que por eso les traje a alguien que es padre, y su profesión radica en estudiar, cuidar y atender pacientes que están lidiando con esto día a día.Bulletproof Mindset esta disponible en:Itunes SpotifyYoutubeRecuerden siempre enviarme sus comentarios, sugerencias, y preguntas a mi red social en instagram @paolashotgun y por favor no olviden suscribirse a mi cuenta en iTunes, Youtube y Spotify totalmente gratis.#paolashotgun#focusmodafocker#cardiodedoña#comunidadbulletproofCanción gracias a:Neck Deep - Gold Stepshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlO-KOvpPOw

In the strangest of seasons, with the oddest of circumstances, amidst incredible adversity and numerous challenges, despite injuries, COVID, trades, international breaks, poor play, impromptu tournaments, and more COVID, LAFC began their third playoff run in their young club’s history. This run would start, and end, against a familiar foe in a familiar spot with an unfamiliar name, as the Seattle Sounders hosted LAFC in the house formerly known as CenturyLink Field, now known as Lumen Field. Seattle has largely been able to avoid both the injury bug and the coronavirus, and, as such, entered the playoffs relatively healthy. LAFC, on the other hand, would be missing five key figures from their 2020 season: Diego Rossi, Brian Rodriguez, Jose Cifuentes, and Diego Palacios, all of whom we knew would be out with COVID, and, surprisingly, Danny Musovski, also “Not Medically Cleared”. Andy Najar also did not play. Water is also wet. LAFC hoped to exact revenge on Seattle, but, as many of our expectations in 2020, it was not to be. It took just 18 minutes for Seattle to find themselves, as the three-headed monster of Ruidiaz-Morris-Lodeiro connect for the first goal of the match. LAfC looked to equalize just a minute later as Carlos Vela earned a PK. It was not to be however, as, for the first time in his last 19, Stefan Frei was able to make what turned out to be a remarkably easy save. Near misses by both sides bring us to a 1-0 half where both sides may have felt lucky to get into the locker room. LAFC looked to turn things around with a few subs and came out on the attack to start the second half. Mahala, Mohamed El-Munir, and Adrien Perez injected some life into the Black and Gold side as Vela moved to the middle of the attack, but Seattle created better chances en route to an eventual second goal, this one for Ruidiaz off a corner. LAFC found new life as Carlos Vela found a streaking Eduard Atuesta to pull one back, but the momentum lasted all of 3 minutes before that same three-headed monster put the match away behind a goal from Jordan Morris. LAFC had one correctly (barely) waved off via VAR as Seattle killed off the rest of the match to advance, convincingly, 3-1, and continue their title defense. To be the man, you have to beat the man. Tonight, LAFC was beaten by the man, and, just like that, the longest, strangest trip that was the 2020 season comes to an end. Also on this episode, Filly sings while Scarf sings the praises of Angel City FC. We wish a happy birthday to a recently retired member of Black and Gold history, share news of expanding trophy cases for several of our players, and lament the disaster that was the international break for our club. We also celebrate UCLA’s newest Bruin from the LAFC Academy, Lawndale’s own Mauricio Gutierrez while discussing the latest transfer destination for one of our players. Carlos Vela takes home tops honors in kit sales while the Defenders update their Postmates app to order all the finest LAFC threads. So much to talk about, so little time. Finally, we spend the last few moments of our episode thanking you, Defenders Nation, the millions… and millions of the Black and Gold Faithful. We could not and would not be here without you. We’ve got at least three more episodes planned in the 2020 calendar year, including getting ready for CCL against Cruz Azul. Please take a second to listen to the last few minutes, our thank you to you. Take a deep breath. Exhale out all the garbage that was 2020. And until then, see you on Episode 131!

Nat and David recap matches against RSL, LAFC, San Jose, and Portland. They discuss the lineup returning to full strength as the MLS regular season enters the home stretch. Keep your Scarves Up!

Hoy en MLS Sport hablaremos de: * Ruidiaz, Covid y más. * Flores, Reyna, D.C. United no levanta cabeza. * Orlando City en venta? * Resultados de la última fecha en la MLS. * Quienes llegan a los MLS playoffs? MLS Sport llega gracias a: Talk 51 Learning Center, Global Assist, Pisco Quebranta Dona Marta, Pollerías Dannys , RemaxGold. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rueda-deportiva/support

Hoy en MLS Sport hablaremos de: * Ruidiaz, Covid y más. * Flores, Reyna, D.C. United no levanta cabeza. * Orlando City en venta? * Resultados de la última fecha en la MLS. * Quienes llegan a los MLS playoffs? MLS Sport llega gracias a: Talk 51 Learning Center, Global Assist, Pisco Quebranta Dona Marta, Pollerías Dannys , RemaxGold. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tribuna-picante/support

Hoy en MLS Sport hablaremos de: * Ruidiaz, Covid y más. * Flores, Reyna, D.C. United no levanta cabeza. * Orlando City en venta? * Resultados de la última fecha en la MLS. * Quienes llegan a los MLS playoffs? MLS Sport llega gracias a: Talk 51 Learning Center, Global Assist, Pisco Quebranta Dona Marta, Pollerías Dannys , RemaxGold.

Tonight on Sounders Weekly with Jackson Felts, we update the latest schedule news and Raul Ruidiaz reports, then have an extended conversation with Sporting Director and VP of Soccer Chris Henderson before Andrew Harvey joins the show to talk some Tacoma Defiance and OL Reign soccer.

Héctod, Pechi, Panda seguimos guardados por la cuarentena pero igual hablamos sobre la nueva denuncia de un aspirante a colaborador eficaz contra Martín Vizcarra sobre un caso de corrupción en Moquegua, la selección peruana contra Brasil por las Eliminatorias Qatar 2022, Ruidiaz y Ramos contagiados del bicho, la renuncia de Forsyth a la alcaldía de La Victoria y todo el caso Lapadula y su tatuaje, efemérides y mucho más.

Finally, this podcast is taking a stand on something: we are Pro PRO Pro/Rel and we don’t care who knows. Boy 1 and Boy 2 here to tell you that Big Boi and Joao Boy-o are going to be our saviors as Ruidiaz dips to Peru for the annual guinea pig games. Hide your wives, because Brad Evans is making eyes and he knows exactly what he’s doing. This episode is (not) brought to you by Thomas Edison Teriyaki. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Bienvenidos a mi mente!En este episodio nos acompaña mi gran amigo el Dr Kike Ruidiaz, pediatra-neonatologo, para discutir sobre la importancia de la disciplina, ejercicio, buena alimentación dentro de una familia, ya sea en experiencia propia y lo que esta aprobado por la ciencia; familias que tienen un pasado o una rutina deportista, familias que no tienen ningún interés en los deportes pero aun así los hijos se inclinan hacia esta rama, a que edad es bueno empezar a fortalecer el cuerpo y la mente, que tipo de personas llegamos a ser siguiendo estos paso entre otras cosas.Recuerden siempre enviarme sus comentarios, sugerencias, y preguntas a mi red social en instagram @paolashotgun y por favor no olviden suscribirse a mi cuenta en iTunes, Youtube y Spotify totalmente gratis.#paolashotgun#focusmodafocker

Chrissy Teigen is here for a Sounders victory, are you? Susannah and Jillian recap their MLS Cup experiences and try to track down some hats. Small plates, 69, 274 fans, and Michael Bradley run ins. The ladies and the Sounders are popping bottles, so come on and join the celebration!

As we do every Tuesday night at 5, we talk to the coach of the Sounders, Brian Schmetzer about the victory over Toronto and what we've learned, we find out if Ruidiaz is playing this week, and Brian talks a little about his dad, Walter Schmetzer, who passed away last week. In case you haven't heard the awkward Russell Wilson audio, we've got that plus a number of other great sound clips from around the world of sports on Fun with Audio. People seem to be lashing out at Russ for the video as if he did something wrong, but was it really that bad? A little awkward, yes. At this point, this is the thing you should come to expect from him. If you don't like it, don't follow him. The M's try once again for a wins against the Cleveland Indians. We set te lineups and hear from the skipper on Baseball's Best Pre-Game Show. The Stanley Cup Finals are underway. There's no better time to check in with Dave Tippett, NHL Seattle senior adviser to get his thoughts on how the opening round has gone so far, fights in hockey, news from our new team, and more.

As we do every Tuesday night at 5, we talk to the coach of the Sounders, Brian Schmetzer about the victory over Toronto and what we've learned, we find out if Ruidiaz is playing this week, and Brian talks a little about his dad, Walter Schmetzer, who passed away last week. In case you haven't heard the awkward Russell Wilson audio, we've got that plus a number of other great sound clips from around the world of sports on Fun with Audio. People seem to be lashing out at Russ for the video as if he did something wrong, but was it really that bad? A little awkward, yes. At this point, this is the thing you should come to expect from him. If you don't like it, don't follow him. The M's try once again for a wins against the Cleveland Indians. We set te lineups and hear from the skipper on Baseball's Best Pre-Game Show. The Stanley Cup Finals are underway. There's no better time to check in with Dave Tippett, NHL Seattle senior adviser to get his thoughts on how the opening round has gone so far, fights in hockey, news from our new team, and more.

Recorded 7/24/18 Ian & Aaron discuss the limbo the Mariners are currently in and what does that +1 run differential mean? Earl Thomas has now asked Oakland to take him... ugh. LeBron and his approved signings are discussed with the latest being Michael Beasely. What do this 1 year veteran contracts mean for the #LakeShow in 2018-19? Scuttlebutt covers a little bit of that World Cup Final and the Sounders latest two games (ATL and Whitecraps). Ruidiaz set to help the turnaround we need and (Aaron) still believes in. We cover Star Wars Rebels coming back to us (YAYAYAYAYAYA) some #dank nerd topics from Aaron & Ian. Oh, and of course our very own #AcrossTheUniverse segment. Come hither!

I mean, c'mon, right?Special guest Tashi Langton @fosssoccer joins Cat, Tim, Steve, and Kevin for a raucous walk through the Portland match, some World Cup shenanigans, a minor studio disaster, and TACTICS. come join the summer fun! We also discuss the problems that Ruidiaz solves, some of our roster choices over the season, and where we might finish this year. It's not as bleak as it looks -- the spread between the good teams and the bad teams in the West is very palpable.Also, youth soccer in the US is WAY too damned expensive and limits our ability to pipe diverse, quality players to men's and women's national clubs. So Sayeth Hope Solo, and So Say We All.Thanks for tuning in! This show is hosted by:@muffintopmodel Tim Hamilton@podfish Steve KetelsenRegular featured family:@cm_peterson Cat Peterson@kevin_zamira Kevin Zamira@nate_bowling Nathan BowlingPlease 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!Cover photo derived from original by Tristan Rocha (no copyright asserted) and used by permission.Apologies to ABC owner of the original music parodied in our opening theme from the A-Team.Flounders B-Team Podcast RSS

Tim, Nate, and Steve hang out with Superfan, Constant Listener and Channel 253 Member John Murphy @JM_Murf about the state of the team, future prospects, the potential (at time of recording) Ruidiaz signing, outlook for upcoming matches, and more.The Chicago match at home left a lot to be desired from a performance standpoint, but there were some standouts. Frei and Nouhou had a lot to talk about, and Deuce just looked hungry and tired until the goal came. Katai was a beast, to our chagrin, and V8R showed his speed and creativity.