Jason Kreis

And just in general, when you look at his contributions to Dallas, he's only been here, here, not three full seasons.

He's the second leading scorer in Dallas history behind Jason Kreis, who is a, a MLS legend in his own right and a legend in our own right here in Dallas.

If he, as long as he stays, and it might be, could be as soon as next year at this rate, he could break that record and hold it all by himself.

I mean, for my money, he's already the best pure striker in FC Dallas history.

I can't prove that he doesn't at this point.

Uh, if someone wants to call up Jason Kreis and book him a, a quick red-eye down here, that wouldn't be the worst thing.

We can just get all of them down here at the same time.

But as we've already mentioned, a bunch of the Seattle key players, let's put some figures to the facts here.

But there's a lot that went on during this international window.

Then we're actually gonna dive into a couple of opinions about, uh, Jason Kreis yesterday was on ESPN 700.

He gave a lot of information.

Uh, invite you guys to go listen to it yourselves.

It's my number one goal for that, that, that record to be broken.

It's, it's been there for too long, since 1999 when Jason Kreis set it.

Um, and even if he does it, I, I still gotta give Jason Kreis credit here, 'cause he had 15 assists in that season, too, which is still our record for, uh, for most assists, I think.

Or maybe Michael Barrios pipped him by one, but-

Yeah, no, they, they, that's tied as well for the most.

It, it, it's, it's surprising to me and it sort of snuck up on me because this is only his third season here.

He hasn't e- been here a full three seasons.

You know, his 52 goals right now have come in 83 games, whereas Jason Kreis' 91 goals came in 227 games.

He's tied with, um, Messi, I believe, at the top of the league.

He's got within sights, uh, the FC Dallas single-season record, which is held by Jason Kreis, I believe at 15.

Mm-hmm.

So, um, y- you know, whatever you wanna use, that's their metric.

Yeah, I mean, it's, it's not even the same play style, right? Uh, Ferrington plays a little bit different.

Ferrington plays a little, obviously a little bit slower than Musah, but he's, uh, you know, Ferrington's a little bit more of a touch around the box guy when, when, you know, Musah wants to just power it in from wherever he's at.

Yeah, uh, we've discussed before that Ferrington actually we think plays better off the shoulder of a striker as a sort of a Jason Kreis style second guy, even though he has a little bit more height like Musah does and has the frame like Musah does.

He plays better off Musah.