Dániel Pintér

Abso-

What about Daniel Pinter? He, he's been-

He, he won't start

... he's been coming into the starting lineup.

I mean, it, it-

He won't start

... it's, I think if you don't like Berterame, his replacement is Daniel Pinter.

But Berterame's gonna play.

Uh, this is what we came up with.

You went first and I went second, and, uh, our top 20 looked as follows: Lionel Messi, number one; Rodrigo de Paul, number two; Thalasso Segovia, number three; Yannick Bright, number four; Luis Suárez, number five; Dane St. Clair, number six; Sergio Reguilon, number seven; Mikael, number eight; Mateo Sovetti, number nine; Beretta Rame, number 10; Ian Frey, 11; Taddeo Ayende, 12; Maxi Falcón, 13; Rocco Rios Novo, 14; Noah Allen, 15; David Ajala, 16; Fukumoro, 17; David Ruiz, 18; Gonzalo Luan, 19; and Daniel Pinter, 20.

Obviously a couple of those guys no longer on the roster, Noah Allen and, uh, David Ruiz, uh, obviously off the roster, so they won't be available for this draft.

And we should also mention that players that are on the season ending injury list and have sort of been out for periods of time and aren't looking like they're gonna come back anytime soon, uh, we also don't draft.

[lips smack] And has scored for Inter Miami.

He also scored a banger for the US youth team, youth national team in the CONCACAF Championship.

Anyways, um, my next pick would've been Daniel Pinter.

I had him as, like, the next tier right below that.

Guys, Keely Gonzalez and the team, if you remember watching that game in the 26th minute back on Sunday, Inter-Miami and Keely Gonzalez now are apparently being sanctioned, rather fined.

So the MOS has announced that Keely Gonzalez, Sergio Reguilón, Mikael, Yannick Bright, Rodrigo DePaul, and Daniel Pinter are all receiving fines during the 26th minute of September 27th match against Columbus.

They aggressively protested a VAR-awarded penalty kick.

The reason that...