Brad Davis

Yeah, he can tack on at least another 10.

Third is Brad Davis with 123.

That might be out of reach.

That might be tough.

for the Dynamo ring of honor? Yeah, for me, it's a no-brainer.

It's got to be Brad Davis.

Yeah.

Yeah, there's just...

Who else? When you think of iconic Dynamo players, especially from, like, the golden age, those big years, like...

Brian Ching is top, and I think that Brad Davis is number two.

And then, you know, after Ching retired or declined a bit, like Brad Davis was the guy that picked up that mantle and carried the team forward and kept us in our dominant phase until Owen Coyle ran him out of town in 2013, which I will never forgive him for.

Yeah,

Whenever Ty and I did an MLS game for ESPN, the producers would get in our ear and say, either, yes, we know Brian McBride went to St. Louis U.

We know Brad Davis went to St. Louis University.

Now everybody knows.

Could we get on with the game? By the way, we also know that St.

He's been on Don Draghi, Dan Flynn from U.S. Soccer.

I think we're going to have Brad Davis from the U.S. national team, a former member of the national team.

He's going to be coming up next week.

And then we just did an interview today that we'll be posting on Wednesday with Dave Lang, kind of a St. Louis historian and author of several books about soccer in St. Louis and kind of development of that.

We're going to be getting back to a few more of your former players as we kind of move forward.

So look forward to that.

But again, as we said, we have Brad Davis next week.

And we'll have some national guests as well.

Well, I, I love that you put it that way, because I, I, I'm gonna harken back to a previous conversation we had on this show with a friend of ours.

St. Louis boy, I mentioned him in the, in, before we jumped on air here, and that's Brad Davis.

And w- we had a, we had an emergency press conference episode.

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