Danny Cruz

Louisville has spent much of the season struggling for consistency.

And that was obviously due to the departure of Danny Cruz to the MLS.

And now Simon Byrne having to take over.

And it was just like up and down season.

I don't know exactly where he's at right now, but he would potentially be an option for you right now.

The other one, a bit of a curveball, and maybe the most Pat Noonan-esque candidate in MLS right now, currently an assistant coach with Minnesota, Danny Cruz, who is a coaching juggernaut in USL with Louisville, has just taken the assistant job in MLS to get some MLS coaching experience.

Played in MLS, so he has that experience.

Um, but the...

Okay? So they talked to him about the job previously.

I'm sure they would talk to him again.

I'm sure they would talk to Danny Cruz, or Danny Cruz is the kind of guy who's being talked to by various MLS teams that are, that are looking.

So, like-

Uh, that's somebody who should be getting, um, at least consideration for head coaching jobs as well

wellUh, to bring it back to Minnesota, Danny Cruz is actually a guy who's-

Oh gosh, yeah, great call.

I should, I ...

I-

... for that Au- uh, Austin team in MLS, and they did not play good or winning soccer that one-

So I, I, I, I think Danny Cruz is more interesting.

I think it's more likely Josh Wolf gets a job.

Well, it's kind of an interesting question because with all of the change with Minnesota United right now, I think you sort of hit on a maybe more appropriate question, which is not, does he make it through the season? But is there anyone in place right now who could or would make that call if they wanted to make that call? And, you know, also what would be the point or purpose of making that call? I don't know.

I mean, I assume it would then fall to Danny Cruz or Josh Wolfe to take over.

And, you know, these are guys with coaching experience.

So maybe that's a difference maker.