Morris Duggan

Britton Fisher, who's on loan with the USL Championship with Hartford, I think he's having a pretty good year with a good USL Championship team.

I'm wondering if he's new center back depth in the same way that Morris Duggan was last year after he came back from his championship loan.

And then Darius Randall has an option, too.

I have to imagine his youth and potential.

Cameron Knowles brings back the two striker set up Kyle Duncan in the lineup after his red card.

through a second yellow in St. Louis that was rescinded by an independent panel because it wasn't really even barely a foul in St. Louis, so they rightly let him play.

And then with Michael Boxall out with yellow card accumulation, Morris Duggan is back from injury as the central center back.

Nicholas Romero does have to step up, play at the left center back position.

I'm recording this Friday afternoon, just got back from training on Friday.

Morris Duggan trained in full today.

Theoretically available, but he trained in full last week as well.

And they got to Saturday and He went from training on Friday to unavailable on Saturday.

But at least as of this morning, everything seems fine with Morris Duggan, which, again, is good from a backline perspective.

Bungook like long one a seems to be more or less back to normal he's training as well he should be available for the squad he was sort of almost there last week so for the galaxy he should be he should be good to go we saw Peter Stroud training on the side he doesn't seem to be he's not close to returning to team training he's not close to returning to the squad but he's He's alive.

He's out there.

Yeah.

I need to apologize to Morris Duggan and Maurice Malone.

Might as well apologize to Mauricio Gonzalez while I'm at it.

Just preemptively.

It's all over the like loons have given up, you know, in the last 13 games have given up the first goal 12 times.

And in the 62nd minute, Dallas scores first.

This is really like the three center backs like Jefferson Diaz is crashing into the space of Morris Duggan.

Michael box all where he doesn't have to be there leaving Kaikei all alone at the penalty spot, right? So it's 13 goals conceded first in 14 games and we're we're down We do get some subs There's there's this moment in the 64th minute one of the better goal line clearances I think I've seen in a Minnesota from a Minnesota perspective Morris dug in and keeping this ball out of the net, keeping it a one-goal game.

Against Dallas, they conceded two.

They probably should have conceded three if it hadn't been for an unbelievable goal line clearance by Morris Duggan and a great save following that up by Drake Callender right away.

But the two that they did concede, they had one where three guys surrounded the ball and didn't manage to stop the ball and didn't stop the guy from getting a pass off, and he hit... a wide-open player who scored, and another where it's just a guy running right through the middle of the defense, just right down Broadway.

And it's those goals that you sort of look at and go, well, that can't happen.

Padelford, Stebbins talked about how he's a left-footed center back, he's a left-footed back, and They've got Anthony Markanich playing left back.

They've got Nico Romero.

They've got Morris Duggan.

They've got left-footed center backs.

I believe the defender was dug in over there.

Gaining position on him, and Duggan and Boxall have been tough on Farrington all night, but he kept battling with them.

He kept engaging, and I think both those defenders got a little tired.

So as he wins the first battle, and then he finally gets himself turned and gets looking toward goal, he slips in a really good ball for Valiente in there.

I think Drake Callender maybe should have got out to the ball sooner, but he doesn't.

And, you know, getting the shot on target, incredible.

Honestly, the best individual quality moment of the entire game is Morris Duggan clearing that off the line.

Best defensive clearance of the entire season.