The United States men's national soccer team disappoints on the World Cup stage in 4-1 loss to Belgium

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What are the initial thoughts on the U.S. men's national soccer team's performance?

Layla Rahimi 0:01

The views and opinions of Layla Rahimi, Marshall Harris, and Mark Grody should not be taken too seriously. Especially when they give advice. Do not take Marshall's analogies literally. Especially when it comes to Russell Dorsey. The sports thoughts of Rahimi, Harris, and Grody may change at any time. It's just sports. Okay, thanks, bye.

Rahimi Harrison 0:19

Rahimi Harrison-Grody, 10 to 2 on 104.3 The Score.

Vinny Rotino 0:24

Hey, Stoney, were your ears burning yesterday?

Steve Stone 0:26

Well, they've been burning. It was humidity of about 95% everywhere we went on this road trip between Baltimore and Cleveland.

0:34

Quahog is suffering its worst heat wave in a century.

Layla Rahimi 0:36

That's right, Diane. We now go live to Ollie Williams. How are you beating the heat, Ollie? Swim it home! Thanks, Ollie.

Vinny Rotino 0:41

There was a story told on the other side of town. Cardinals were here facing the Cubs. Chip Carey, a part of that announced team. And Pat Hughes had this to say on the air when recalling a story yesterday.

Pat Hughes 0:52

Now, Chip has a little bit of a twisted sense of humor, I would say. One day, he and Steve Stone bought Ron a box of chocolates. Okay, a real nice fancy box of chocolates. And Ron noticed that it looked like it had already been opened before. Because what Steve and Chip had done, and again, this is kind of sad to even have to report this, but they took a bite out of every single piece of chocolate and then put it back in the box and then gave it to Ron Satterfield.

Vinny Rotino 1:26

Is this true?

Steve Stone 1:27

You can't handle the truth. Chip and I were sitting there and Ron was given a box of dietetic candy. Chip kind of winked at me as we were in the dining area over there to keep Ron distracted as he went into the booth. There was three layers. I believe it was See's candy and I think it was their dietetic chocolate.

1:47

He chewed on a few of them, looked like a rodent had gotten into it.

Steve Stone 2:04

Then he took his pen and he smashed his pen. Then he ground the bottom layer with his fist and then chewed on a few more. So he put it together very nicely and he comes walking in. Now he sits down and I know whatever he had planned to do, he's already done.

2:17

Now go hide the evidence while I walk around saying...

Steve Stone 2:20

what happened who would do such a thing we went over into our booth which looked into ron's booth and watched as he carefully opened the lid on that and then looked at it like oh my god a rodent must have gotten in here so he went to the second layer and the same thing on the second the same thing on the bottom layer oh for god's sakes it is a rodent people a dirty filthy rodent only lives to eat your food and leave turds and whatever the hell else it does It was then that Ron looked over in the television booth and Chip and I were laying down on the counter laughing like two lunatics. But we used to do that quite a bit to Ron. I used to call it poking the bear. And, you know, it got his blood up.

Steve Stone 3:01

He was able to give you a really strong broadcast in those days because he was so mad at Chip and I. Don't poke the bear, all right? Bears? No, no.

Rahimi Harrison 3:11

Layla Rahimi, Marshall Harris, Mark Grody. Midday's 10 a.m. to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio. 104.3 The Score.

Vinny Rotino 3:23

We welcome you into Rahimi Harrison-Grody on this Tuesday. Hide your candy from the Cubs broadcast booth. That's all I got out of that. This is Rahimi Harrison-Grody on 104.3 The Score. It is Marshall Harris and Layla Rahimi with you on this Tuesday. A beautiful day unless you wanted to see Team USA try to advance out of the round of 16. And yet, unfortunately, they are 1-6 in that round. Same song, Marshall, different verse. I am over 40 years old, and I am still waiting for soccer to take hold in this country on the men's side in a way that rivals the women's team's success.

Marshall Harris 4:02

Can I give you some bad news, or do you want the good news?

Vinny Rotino 4:05

I'll take news, whichever you prefer.

Marshall Harris 4:08

So let's start with the bad news. I don't see any indication that what you've experienced over the first 40 years of your life is going to change over the next 40 years of your life. There's absolutely no indication that that's going to change. That's the bad news. That's the bad news.