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Brian Ching

Brian Ching

American former soccer playerWikipedia

Search complete. 11 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Brian Ching".

Nov 3, 2026

Daniel GoteraHOST
9:41
In fact, while I was working with Channel 11, we had this Dynamo kickoff corner game.
Daniel GoteraHOST
9:45
kickoff show whatever i forget what it was called but we did a lot of dynamo stuff uh we'd go to robertson we talked to other guys all the time i developed a good friendship with brian ching and i knew pat onstead brad davis had a little bit of a run-in with brad davis at one point he thought that i was snapping in his general direction when general when i was just snapping and he kind of said hey are you snapping anyway whatever I don't know where Brad Davis is now, but it doesn't matter.
Daniel GoteraHOST
10:08
That is a side story.
Daniel GoteraHOST
10:10
Maybe we could talk about it another day.
Daniel GoteraHOST
7:01
You would think that the soccer buzz would be more, right, here in town, but it just isn't there, and it's been like that for so, so long, and I'm so disappointed by it because I've always liked the Dynamo.
Daniel GoteraHOST
7:13
When I got to Houston, I covered them, Brian Ching, Brad Davis, those teams that would go to the Western Conference, Eastern Conference finals back then, actually.
Daniel GoteraHOST
7:21
They won a couple of MLS Cups, and they won a U.S. Open Cup, so they've had success.
Daniel GoteraHOST
7:25
They're not an after-run organization.
Chandler RomeHOST
24:38
Like we're, we're recording this-
Tyler StaffordHOST
24:39
Brian Ching, by the way, Dynamo legend.
Tyler StaffordHOST
24:41
Put some respect on his name.
Chandler RomeHOST
24:43
Did Dynamo have legends?
Tyler StaffordHOST
24:46
Yeah.
Tyler StaffordHOST
24:46
They won, like, the first three years that they moved here.
Tyler StaffordHOST
24:48
Listen, pay attention, all right? Don't, don't disrespect Brian Ching on this podcast.
Chandler RomeHOST
24:55
Okay.
Chris SinskiHOST
56:37
But let's liven things up with a fun wrap-up, my favorite part of this podcast.
Chris SinskiHOST
56:43
Ladies and gentlemen, Brian Ching was just inaugurated as the first member of the Dynamo Ring of Honor.
Chris SinskiHOST
56:50
I want to know, the people want to know, we want to know, who else would you add to the list? And I'm going to start with Manny.
Chris SinskiHOST
56:59
Kyle, I think you're the longest running fan, so you'll get to go last.
Krystopher ScrogginsHOST
58:27
Yeah, there's just...
Krystopher ScrogginsHOST
58:29
Who else? When you think of iconic Dynamo players, especially from, like, the golden age, those big years, like...
Krystopher ScrogginsHOST
58:38
Brian Ching is top, and I think that Brad Davis is number two.
Krystopher ScrogginsHOST
58:42
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.
Pat McAfeeHOST
19:14
Legend.
J.J. WattGUEST
19:14
Hall of Famer himself, and Brian Ching, uh, who is a Dynamo legend.
J.J. WattGUEST
19:19
He scored four goals in the first ever game for the Dynamo, which is incredible.
J.J. WattGUEST
19:23
Uh, also had a phenomenal lei.
Michael BerryHOST
8:57
Last night was, uh, the S- Houston Sports Hall of Fame induction.
Michael BerryHOST
9:00
It was Brian Ching, Billy Wagner, and, and, uh, J.J. Watt.
Michael BerryHOST
9:04
And Rick Smith, I don't know him well, but we always end up at the Carrabba's Bar at the same time, and we were at the Good Company Cantina Bar recently together, and we talked football because I'm passionate about it, and he did it and still does.
Michael BerryHOST
9:16
And he was telling the story about the scouting on J.J. Watt.
WaltonHOST
13:13
Oh, that's great.
JohnsonHOST
13:14
And Billy Wagner, a closer for the Astros, and Brian Ching.
JohnsonHOST
13:20
Soccer, uh, they tell me.
JohnsonHOST
13:22
Uh, JJ was on TV, you know, being interviewed and all this kind of stuff, and they're like, you know, how great it was to be in Houston and do all this kind of stuff, uh, 'cause, you know, he, he did have franchise record for the Texans, 101 career sacks, uh, three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year, uh, you know, all that other kind of stuff they're going around.

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