Butchertown Rundown: A Racing Louisville Podcast
Oct 1, 2026 · 40 min · 8 segments
Kaitlyn is on vacation, so Brendan Devine joins Bekki and Tom to chat about Racing’s latest fortunes or lack thereof. Racing is now officially eliminated from the postseason, so join us as we discuss…
Becky MorganHost
Brendan DevineGuestI missed the game, but I really feel that as, after I read the post-game commentary from, uh, you, Brendan, from, uh, Michael Shaw, that most Racing fans would have chosen to switch places with me and have been, uh, bourbon obnoxious virtua- versus watching that game.
Is that a good analysis, Brendan, or were there some good things that, that, uh, I might have missed?
Um, I, [laughs] I, I was thinking before we got on about how I would've described Racing's play the last few weeks, and the word I kept coming back to was uninspired.
Um, they just, from, for large stretches of the game, the team looks like they're overwhelmed.
Um, they, you know, don't seem to have a fire, and, you know, when you're closing in on being mathematically eliminated from the playoffs, it's understandable.
[laughs] Um, but the last 15, 20 minutes, we saw a lot of subs with a lot of the younger players, and they brought energy, they brought life, excitement, um, and I really enjoyed getting to see them get minutes in these games.
Um, she just seems to have an instinct for where crosses are going to be and for collapsing on goal at the right time.
Um, but she and, um, uh, Audrey McKean both give me a little bit of glimmers of hope for the future that, with their performances off the bench this year.
I mean, for the first thing, she's 17 years old and she's playing professional soccer.
She signed as a, a forward and has been learning to play midfield as the season goes on.
And at the same time, I believe this year she's played for the U17, U18, and the U20 national teams.
I missed the game, but I really feel that as, after I read the post-game commentary from, uh, you, Brendan, from, uh, Michael Shaw, that most Racing fans would have chosen to switch places with me and have been, uh, bourbon obnoxious virtua- versus watching that game.
Is that a good analysis, Brendan, or were there some good things that, that, uh, I might have missed?
Um, I, [laughs] I, I was thinking before we got on about how I would've described Racing's play the last few weeks, and the word I kept coming back to was uninspired.
Um, they just, from, for large stretches of the game, the team looks like they're overwhelmed.
Um, they, you know, don't seem to have a fire, and, you know, when you're closing in on being mathematically eliminated from the playoffs, it's understandable.
[laughs] Um, but the last 15, 20 minutes, we saw a lot of subs with a lot of the younger players, and they brought energy, they brought life, excitement, um, and I really enjoyed getting to see them get minutes in these games.
Um, she just seems to have an instinct for where crosses are going to be and for collapsing on goal at the right time.
Um, but she and, um, uh, Audrey McKean both give me a little bit of glimmers of hope for the future that, with their performances off the bench this year.
I mean, for the first thing, she's 17 years old and she's playing professional soccer.
She signed as a, a forward and has been learning to play midfield as the season goes on.
And at the same time, I believe this year she's played for the U17, U18, and the U20 national teams.
The rest of this transcript — segmented and speaker-labeled, so you land on the exact moment something was said
Search every transcript — by keyword, by phrase, or by meaning, across every show Radar indexes
Trends — what is surging across podcasts, measured against its own baseline
Alerts — when a name you follow appears in a newly indexed episode
No account is needed to search Radar.
