Brad Guzan

I'm trying to think.

I mean, I think the only, like, high-profile things I can think of is, like, Bill Hamid making a comment about Guzan and then the Friedel-Keller.

Like, I feel like there was always whispers there, but we haven't had too much, like, forward-facing drama, so I guess that's a good thing.

Um, but typically our goalkeepers [laughs] typically are, are keeping their head down and moving forward, but-

in a game that matters, right? So in a, in a time where goalkeeper is completely up for grabs, yeah, Brady I think put himself at the bottom of the list of four.

I mean, Brad Guzan can never-

Sounds like you are wagging your finger, by the way, Joe, just for the record.

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"Freedo, Keller, Howard, Guzan.

Can Turner get back there? Don't think Freese is that guy.

We need a goalkeeper."

But Matt Turner hasn't been a game-changer for the U.S., uh, in a long time, and I don't think that that's changing anytime, anytime soon.

And he had that difficulty when he went over, uh, overseas.

And when you're mentioning, you know, the likes of Keller and Howard, and even Guzan, and obviously, uh, Freedo, and even if you go back to, you know, Tony Meola, yeah, nobody has even come close to getting on that level of not just saving the ball, but bringing that personality that makes you say, "You know what? That position is sorted.

We don't have to worry, uh, about that."

old.

Transitioning from the, I'm going to say, Clint, Josie, Michael Bradley, Brad Guzan national team era to the Christian Pulisic, Weston McKinney national team era to there's a giant fucking span of time in between that, that should have had players in there.

That also like to this point is like that transition felt like a one day out.

in in transition right like well the

Okay, so here's how I sort of feel about goalkeeping at this level, and you've played, I think, with all these guys.

So when you talk about Tony Meola and Kasey Keller, Brad Friedl, myself, Brad Guzan, you...

Kasey said this to me, and I've always, I've always talked about this.

When you judge a goalkeeper, you cannot judge a goalkeeper properly until they've played 100 games at the highest level.

Yeah, but look, you know how you say everybody plays up? That's fine, but there is one thing that always stands out, and it's that the goalkeeper for the opposing team always plays up.

I feel like goalkeepers, they see Miami and they're like, nah, let me get my Brad Guzan on.

And it's wild because it's just, they make these crazy saves.

But, you know, they also see a lot more shots when they play against us.