Roman Bürki

And the reason why I bring that up is that is the best single indicator in a one-off playoff game of who can win games.

And when you've got a Román Burki and a team that creates a ton of chances, they've got that.

Now, Vancouver has really slipped.

They lost last night to Chicago.

What'd you think of the clean sheet last night? Yeah, how about the clean sheet?

Uh, well, I can probably say that we have one person to thank for the clean sheet besides, uh, Roman Burki, and that was the amazing save.

It was Chris Durkin on the goal line, and that was great.

So it was good.

And here we go, looking at the fallout to the 4-2 St. Louis City win over Minnesota United to kick things off.

This one started with the starting 11 of Roman Burki, Falu Fall, Timo Baumgartl, Haziel Orozco, Papa Santos, Dante Polvera, Daniel Edelman, Konrad Vlah, Carlo Holse, Simon Betcher, and Hafan Avau.

This had rotation.

This had players playing different positions.

I think that's about it for Colorado.

Uh, let's look at some starting 11 predictions and possibilities for St. Louis.

Uh, let, let's start with the obvious, okay? Let's start with Roman Burki, Dante Polvera, Timo Baumgartl, Thomas Tolan, Daniel Edelman, Chris Durkin, Konrad Vallum, and Simon Bettcher.

Those are the obvious.

The free kick was awarded, and it was an amazing shot by Cristopher Velde.

He had an awesome curl to that ball, but Roman Burki was seemingly caught flat-footed, and then was livid after the goal.

Came with the ball screaming out to the head official, and it's arguable on what he was actually complaining about, but it seemed like he was calling for an offense on Portland.

And I'm just gonna read a little bit from, uh, Billy's post on social media, talking about when three or more defenders form a wall, every attacking player must remain at least one yard from that wall until the ball is in play.

So our MVPs, yours and my Stu- mine and Stu are, are gone.

Like, there's no chance of us winning that because we both had Marschall Hartle.

Uh, Santi had Roman Burki as his MVP, so that one's still a possibility.

My Golden Boot, I'm still confident in that one, but I think somebody's going to win the Golden Boot for St. Louis on this one, because mine was a player that we hadn't signed yet, and you and Santi both said Simon Betcher.