Keegan Rosenberry

We had Jackson Travis at a wingback.

There's a point where Keegan Rosenberry, Mark, you could argue was the the right winger or the right midfielder in a 4-3-3.

There was a lot of interesting stuff going on tactically that we only saw snippets of.

And I think for the most part, negated what the Galaxy were trying to do between the boxes.

Mark, I want to yes and do your point about Nico Hansen, where we've kind of seen this coming, where all three goalkeepers for the Rapids this season have had an all time, like terrible howler, a, you know, a sports center, not top 20 moment dealing with playing out of the back, mostly not just like, Hey, they should have done better.

Or like they let the ball just slip through their hands.

You had the Keegan Rosenberry 40 yard, um, bloop, uh, to the outfield in Toronto back on Easter weekend that, uh, Zach Stephan just doesn't get enough of.

You have, more recently, the heavy touch by Adam Beaudry not having situational awareness and then not defending that well to where then St. Louis has a tap-in to open the scoring in the Open Cup semifinal.

And, and just because he has that hold as a captain on this team, and I've seen him play in a way that, you know, has been positive.

But even then, I mean, like that's Keegan Rosenberry.

He's, he's a, you know, a Rapids, you know, all time, you know, memorable player that will go down in history as as one of them but he he we can't rely on keegan rosemary to grab the the game by the the scruff of the neck and say let's go win like we you we need another player of like an elite quality that's that's really got that talent to it we just not that i Yeah, that I've seen.

Maybe Whitaker is that guy.

It was a necessary win, especially with how Montreal is playing and it, it also sets up well the St. Louis game on Wednesday where there's not too many tire- there shouldn't be as many tired legs.

You rotate a little bit with Keegan Rosenberry coming in and getting a, his, his first start at home.

And it, it was just a, a successful night, not a night that you look back on and like, "Oh, that was really good.

This was, this was something that, you know, we need to do week in, week out." But the job was done and three points is three points.

Uh, Hoffa Santos got a start over the weekend, although he normally does not start for them.

And at the back, of course, it's Roman Berkery, who by many statistics has often been the best goalkeeper for the last couple of seasons in Major League Soccer, and then the German center back, Timo Braumgartner, Gartel.

Um, they did rotate a little bit, so I do wonder in the same way that Keegan Rosenberry got the start on Saturday for the Rapids, does that then set up to where it's Reggie Cannon starting and Kosi Thompson backing him up? Similarly, um, what do we see in terms of are Morgan Whittaker and Syed Abufarki able to start, and then maybe George Manungu and Darren Yapi come off the bench as well? So I, I do think both managers for this matchup rotated a little bit wanting fresh legs for the game on Wednesday with the prospect of also having to play 120 minutes.

Spencer, we haven't gotten your thoughts on St. Louis.

So it'll be interesting to see what Wells chooses for that role.

I'm honestly low-key hoping that it's Keegan Rosenberry, bro.

Keegan brings a lot to the team, dude.

He's very good at that pressing game.