Seren Petro

as well.

But I mean, that is that has proven to be the superior way, at least in soccer.

Right.

Point on the field and tell me what data has changed the most about soccer, what the analytics have changed and how we're watching soccer.

Is it that guys that were thought to be good are now proven to not be good, so we turn the rosters over quicker?

When we watch soccer, what do you think in the time that you've been doing this that data has changed the most?

So hero ball still exists.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Okay.

That's good to know.

And then what does the MLS need to do to help keep boosting the USA soccer?

I mean, number one, I think one of the big positives is flipping the schedule.

And I think that's going to be easier to move talent in and out and get higher levels of talent, which will help, you know, Americans play against higher levels of talent in the MLS.

We know a lot of them go overseas, but I do think that's part of it.

What else could the MLS do to help the growth and the strength of the U.S.

soccer team?

Now, that may not be good for us sitting here in Kansas City with Sporting Kansas City because we look at the revenue disparities of the Royals and the Yankees and Mets and so on and so forth.

But it is – like when we're talking about USA Soccer as a whole, if we could raise the talent level overall, that would be a good thing.

And you do that by not just having three –