Alexis Nunes

No es suficiente.

And so then the outlier is the team that actually is able to do it.

We highlight that because it's the exception to the rule.

And at some point, if MLS is gonna continue to take the steps that they think they're taking, this sort of thing cannot happen.

What needs to be commonplace is that more times than not, if you get a big lead at home, that you're able to see it through away from home, even if it is against teams that have deeper pockets or deeper teams or whatever the case may be in specific circumstances.

If you build a big league, there has to be a certain personality about a group that is able to go away from home and sort out the result that you need to get in order to advance.

That maturity of MLS team,

hasn't quite developed in the same way that the whole league has developed.

We're talking about soccer-specific stadiums.

We're talking about expansion.

We're talking about this.

We're talking about that, resources.

Players are getting better.

Players are getting paid better.

All of these things seem to have improved.

Private planes, charters, imagine that.

Imagine you and I traveling in a charter flight.

Not the old 22B special like this.

In the middle seat, like, hey, how's it going?

How are you?