Matt Freese

I, I didn't have Schwaecke in my, on my list.

Uh, I actually thought there's a narrative you could build around bringing Matt Freese back into the team just to let him have kind of a different experience [laughs] and, and let him kind of work through-

You could, you could, you could pa- put a nar- narrative on everyone.

You could say Matt Turner too-

Tone, from, from your perspective, do you think they're bringing four or three? And then if, let's just say-

Well-

... it's three, do you think these are the three, or do you think they're bringing a Matt Freese or a Matt Turner?

I, I thought we were picking four.

Yeah.

Matt Freese, all these things.

Mm-hmm.

Um, you know, Tyler Adams, healthy in that moment.

Hany Mukhtar crossed a beautiful pass to Super Sam in the 24th minute and Surge's header just missed the right corner of the NYC goal.

But the even better chance came in the 43rd minute when NYC and U.S. national team keeper Matt Freese flubbed the ball right in front of Christian Espinosa, tapped it over to Hany Mukhtar, who was only five or six yards in front of the goal, and no one was there to defend.

Mukhtar one-touched his shot, but it hit the crossbar and preserved the scoreless tie.

And the game held there throughout to the final whistle, no goals on the scoreboard, and a point on the road for the league-leading Nashville.

Israel.

Mr. Freese, you're first to respond.

Our ally in the Middle East, all of us can go visit the holy sites where Jesus walked because Israel's in control.

Ms. Bailo.

I still, having watched it like six times, cannot understand how he missed the goal perfectly.

All he has to do is put that on target, and Freese either has to make a great save or it's a goal.

and somehow he puts it wide back in the direction that it came from.

It's really inexplicable that he could do that.

For the Pirates leading off playing in center field, Bob Clemente.

At third base hitting number two, Gene Freese.

The shortstop is Dick Groat.

And hitting in the cleanup position playing left field is Bob Skinner.

No balls and two strikes.

The count now on Bob Clemente.

He'll be followed by Gene Freese, the third baseman, and then we'll have shortstop Dick Groat.

Sandy Koufax, as Jerry has told you, with a record of five and two, he's O and one this year with Pittsburgh.

Which one of the facts makes Iowa more desirable? Well, the fact that Iowa has 72 state parks and thousands of county parks was the number one answer.

Sixty-six percent of the people that answered said that that makes Iowa more desirable, Freese said.

Opening up the room for discussion, a key concern among task members was how the office was going to fund initiatives to make outdoor recreation more desirable.

And one other state story from the front page that's quite lengthy, so I'm going to edit it pretty heavily.