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|Zach| · 04:13 PM

Sporting Kansas City was eliminated from MLS Cup contention after losing to Houston 2-1 aggreagate over the span of two games. They finished the year as US Open Cup Champions and a Kansas City team record of 63 points.

MLS Cup Final | LA Galaxy vs Houston Dynamo | December 1st, 3:30 CT

Final Regular Season Eastern Conference Standings
Full MLS standings here.

2012 US Open Cup Champions.

|Zach| · 04-26-2012, 03:56 PM

Sporting KC's Bunbury philosophical about sideline spell

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The year began with Teal Bunbury making two starts for the US national team. First Kick found him No. 1 on the depth chart at center forward for Sporting Kansas City. Just after that, he headed off to join the US Under-23s for Olympic qualifying.

This week, he could be found playing a full 90 in a Reserve League match, with no London trip booked for the summer after the US failed to qualify – and still looking for his first goal of the year in any competition and his first league start since that opening game.

But if Bunbury is frustrated by his early lack of production – and by C.J. Sapong’s move into the regular starter’s spot – he isn’t showing it.

“I’m doing fine,” he told MLSsoccer.com on Tuesday, after coming close on several chances in a 1-0 reserves loss to Colorado. “I can only do things that I can control: training, working hard and all that. It’s team first. It’s not all about me. I go and I put the work in. I know it’s a long season and things happen. So I’m very thankful that I have this opportunity. I’m not going to let it go to waste.”

Manager Peter Vermes is taking a similar long view.

Bunbury’s start with the reserves was neither a demotion nor an attempt to give the young forward a chance to build confidence against backup opposition, Vermes said Tuesday.

“I’m not concerned whether he can score or not,” Vermes said. “He’s just got to keep his 90-minute fitness going. I’ve said all along that we’re going to need guys on this team to step up throughout the entire season. We’re not even a third of the way through yet, so we have a lot of games to play.”

And if 2011 was any indication, Bunbury could hit a hot streak at any time.

Of his nine regular-season goals, which tied him for team-high honors, four came in the last seven games of Sporting’s push to the top of the Eastern Conference standings. He added two more in the postseason, helping SKC reach the conference championship game before they fell 2-0 to Houston.

“Goalscorers,” Vermes said. “They’re kind of like that. They’re streaky guys. Listen, I know he can hit the net. That part I’m not concerned about. I know he’ll get opportunities, and he’ll wind up finishing them.”

That’s the plan, according to Bunbury.

“When I get my opportunities, I’m just trying to do the best that I can,” he said. “Obviously, as a forward I want to score goals. The more minutes I play, the more goals I can score. That’s my mindset.”

|Zach| · 04-26-2012, 04:01 PM

There’s never a good time for a starter to go down with an injury, but Sporting Kansas City’s bye week means that the club won’t have to do without left back Seth Sinovic for too many games.

Sinovic underwent successful surgery on Tuesday for a fractured right hand, sustained in Saturday’s 1-0 loss at Portland – the first defeat of the year for Sporting KC (7-1-0).

He is expected to miss no more than two weeks, the team said Wednesday, and Kansas City don’t play again until they host the expansion Montreal Impact on May 5.

Even before the team announced the injury, manager Peter Vermes said former starter Michael Harrington had been playing well enough in training and reserve matches to earn a spot start on the backline.

“Mikey’s been working hard and pushing the envelope like crazy,” Vermes said Tuesday night, after Harrington turned in a 90-minute effort in a 1-0 Reserve League loss to Colorado. “That makes the other guys in there better.”

Sinovic has not been out of Vermes’ first XI since making his Sporting debut last June, starting the last 20 matches of the regular season and all three of Sporting’s playoff games. He has played all but one minute in of the club’s first eight matches this year, taking a bigger role in the offense with the arrival of veteran left winger Bobby Convey, and earned his first career assist in a 3-0 rout of New England in Sporting’s home opener.

Harrington, in his sixth year with Kansas City, has 119 career starts in 139 appearances but lost his first-team berth after 16 starts in 2011. He came into camp looking to contend for playing time, but his only appearance this year was a 1-minute stint in relief of Sinovic in the loss to the Timbers.

Kronberg coming back slowly

Eric Kronberg’s 2012 season is turning into a study in patience.

Sporting Kansas City’s longtime backup goalkeeper had hoped to be back at full strength by now, but still hasn’t returned to a full training schedule because of a lower back injury sustained in the preseason.

“I’ve kind of gotten back into warming up with the goalkeepers, just this week,” Kronberg told MLSsoccer.com on Tuesday. “I’m taking it easy. It’s a pretty serious injury and we don’t want to rush it.”

Kronberg was originally expected to be out four to six weeks with the bulging disk, which first manifested as shooting pains down his legs.

Although Kronberg said it doesn’t hurt right now until he pushes himself too far, Vermes said the condition was serious enough that the goalkeeper’s recovery needs to happen at a slower pace.

“We don’t want to rush him back and waste all the time we just spent leaving him out,” Vermes said on Tuesday. “So we want to make sure when we bring him back, that it’s a slow process and he’s fully fit again. It’s more precautionary than anything else.”

http://www.sportingkc.com/news/2012/...-kronberg-mend

|Zach| · 04-28-2012, 05:12 PM

Off day for Sporting but some good games going on around the league.

Thierry Henry had a real nice goal as NYRB beat NE today.

However he had a muscle type injury that seems to be serious enough to have him out for a few weeks. NY has been murdered with injuries.

Montreal beat Portland 2-0.

SJ and Philly should have a pretty good game as well as DC v HOU and CHI v SEA

Ultra Peanut · 04-28-2012, 07:46 PM

QUAKES

****ING

OWN

|Zach| · 04-28-2012, 09:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ultra Peanut

QUAKES

****ING

OWN

You assholes did it again? I am going to have to check this game out. Settling in right now to catch some MLS action.

Ultra Peanut · 04-29-2012, 01:53 AM

They linked together for a gorgeous goal, conceded one ~10 minutes later, and then scored an 89th or so minute winner that was called offside even though Opara was obviously behind Lenhart when the pass was made. Two minutes into stoppage time Lenhart scored his second goal and the Philly fans got really quiet. Such a satisfying match and three more road points.

|Zach| · 04-29-2012, 02:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ultra Peanut

They linked together for a gorgeous goal, conceded one ~10 minutes later, and then scored an 89th or so minute winner that was called offside even though Opara was obviously behind Lenhart when the pass was made. Two minutes into stoppage time Lenhart scored his second goal and the Philly fans got really quiet. Such a satisfying match and three more road points.

Sat down and watched the condensed version. The lead up to that goal was awesome.

|Zach| · 04-30-2012, 06:13 PM

Reserve match tomorrow at 730 under the lights at the Swope Park Training Facility.

memyselfI · 05-01-2012, 06:52 AM

God, this has been a long two weeks.

|Zach| · 05-01-2012, 04:06 PM

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Michael Harrington has caught the break he wanted. Not in the way he had hoped, perhaps, but that won’t stop him from making the most of his first start since mid-2011 for Sporting Kansas City.

Harrington will start at left back in Saturday’s home game against Montreal, after Seth Sinovic underwent surgery last week to repair a broken right hand sustained in the previous weekend’s 1-0 loss at Portland.

“It feels great,” Harrington told MLSsoccer.com after Tuesday’s training session. “This is an exciting week for me.”

Harrington’s struggles last season, when he fell out of the starting lineup after 16 matches, drove him to a renewed commitment to the game over the winter break.

“I had the offseason to take off and kind of refocus, make a fresh start and just kind of start over with a good work ethic and a good mentality coming in,” Harrington said. “I knew that the team would probably be the team that did so well from the end of the season last year, so I just kind of came in, didn’t put too much pressure on myself and just tried to keep a really good mentality, kind of hoping this day would come.”

Now that it has, manager Peter Vermes said, he has no qualms at all about starting Harrington.

“I’ve got to give Michael a lot of credit,” Vermes said. “What he’s done is, he’s worked very, very, hard all throughout preseason and up until now. He’s been fantastic. That work has been as much mental as physical.

“I think Michael has matured a lot, knowing that a lot of things can happen over the course of the season,”Vermes added. “The one thing you have to make sure of from a player’s point of view is that when you get your opportunity, you’re ready. I think Michael’s attitude has been great, and I do think he’s ready.”

That’s the key for any reserve hoping to step up, Harrington said.

“It’s a long season, so the guys that are on the fringe of the starting XI need to be ready,” he said. “I’ve stayed ready, and my chance is on Saturday.”

Sinovic, who did some passing drills with the club early in Tuesday’s training session, also expressed confidence in his replacement.

“Obviously, Mikey’s a very good player,” Sinovic said. “He’s been a starter for the first four, five years of his career. So he’s got tons of experience. We’ve been saying since the beginning of the year that we’ve got tons of depth, so I don’t think we’ll miss a beat.”

Harrington had similar praise for Sinovic, who has emerged as a significant contributor in all three parts of the field in Sporting’s 7-1-0 start.

“Seth’s a really technical player, a great passer of the ball,” Harrington said. “I hope I will bring some attacking impetus to the game. Seth’s done a good job of giving service, and hopefully I can get up there and do the same.”

|Zach| · 05-01-2012, 04:23 PM

1st round of the US Open Cup is announced. Hoping with their depth Sporting makes a real serious run at the cup this year.

Sporting begins play in the 3rd round. Locally though K.C. Athletics (USASA) play at Real Colorado Foxes (PDL) Shea Stadium; Littleton, Colo. – 7:00 p.m. MT

A record 64 teams will take part in the 2012 Lamar Hunt US Open Cup this year, with a new format announced by the United States Soccer Federation. The 99th edition of the tournament will kick off on May 15, and below is the list of all the teams that have qualified so far:

Major League Soccer (Division 1 – 16 teams)
All 16 US-based MLS teams automatically qualify and will begin play in Round 3 (May 29)

Chicago Fire
Chivas USA
Colorado Rapids
Columbus Crew
DC United
FC Dallas
Houston Dynamo
Los Angeles Galaxy
New England Revolution
New York Red Bulls
Philadelphia Union
Portland Timbers
Real Salt Lake
San Jose Earthquakes
Seattle Sounders
Sporting Kansas City

North American Soccer League (Division II – 6 teams)
All 6 US-based NASL teams automatically qualified and will begin play in Round 2 (May 22)

Atlanta Silverbacks
Carolina RailHawks
Fort Lauderdale Strikers
Minnesota Stars FC
San Antonio Scorpions
Tampa Bay Rowdies

USL Pro (Division III – 10 teams)
All 10 US-based USL Pro teams automatically qualified and will begin play in Round 2 (May 22)

Charleston Battery
Charlotte Eagles
Dayton Dutch Lions
Harrisburg City Islanders
Los Angeles Blues
Orlando City
Pittsburgh Riverhounds
Richmond Kickers
Rochester Rhinos
Wilmington Hammerheads

Premier Development League (Amateur – 16 teams)
16 PDL teams were selected for the 2012 tournament based on 2011 league results and will begin play in Round 1 (May 15)

Carolina Dynamo
Chicago Fire PDL
Des Moines Menace
El Paso Patriots
Fresno Fuego
Kitsap Pumas
Laredo Heat
Long Island Rough Riders
Michigan Bucks
Mississippi Brilla
MPS Portland Phoenix
Orlando City U23s
Portland Timbers U23s
Reading United AC
Real Colorado Foxes
Ventura County Fusion

United States Adult Soccer Association (Amateur – 9 teams)
9 USASA teams (3 from Region I, 2 each from Region II, III, IV) will begin play in Round 1 (May 15)

|Zach| · 05-02-2012, 09:59 PM

CHENZ A! · 05-02-2012, 10:14 PM

Definitely excited to see the team back in action. Also, one of my basketball teams has moved from Tuesdays to Thursdays for next session.. So hopefully I can make it to a reserve league match or two, since it seems like they are always Tuesday nights.

That was a good little article on Teal. Seems like he has his head on straight. I think he gets a lot of unfair criticism.. He's still really young, and super talented. Other teams would jump at the chance to have him on their roster.

|Zach| · 05-02-2012, 10:28 PM

SJ v SKC is gonna be crazy.

They are beating DCU in the closing mins.

CHENZ A! · 05-02-2012, 10:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by |Zoccer|

SJ v SKC is gonna be crazy.

They are beating DCU in the closing mins.

Is that on TV?

Lucky we have them at home.

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04-26-2012, 03:56 PM	#931
\|Zach\| For The Glory Of The City Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Kansas City Casino cash: $5386768	Sporting KC's Bunbury philosophical about sideline spell KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The year began with Teal Bunbury making two starts for the US national team. First Kick found him No. 1 on the depth chart at center forward for Sporting Kansas City. Just after that, he headed off to join the US Under-23s for Olympic qualifying. This week, he could be found playing a full 90 in a Reserve League match, with no London trip booked for the summer after the US failed to qualify – and still looking for his first goal of the year in any competition and his first league start since that opening game. But if Bunbury is frustrated by his early lack of production – and by C.J. Sapong’s move into the regular starter’s spot – he isn’t showing it. “I’m doing fine,” he told MLSsoccer.com on Tuesday, after coming close on several chances in a 1-0 reserves loss to Colorado. “I can only do things that I can control: training, working hard and all that. It’s team first. It’s not all about me. I go and I put the work in. I know it’s a long season and things happen. So I’m very thankful that I have this opportunity. I’m not going to let it go to waste.” Manager Peter Vermes is taking a similar long view. Bunbury’s start with the reserves was neither a demotion nor an attempt to give the young forward a chance to build confidence against backup opposition, Vermes said Tuesday. “I’m not concerned whether he can score or not,” Vermes said. “He’s just got to keep his 90-minute fitness going. I’ve said all along that we’re going to need guys on this team to step up throughout the entire season. We’re not even a third of the way through yet, so we have a lot of games to play.” And if 2011 was any indication, Bunbury could hit a hot streak at any time. Of his nine regular-season goals, which tied him for team-high honors, four came in the last seven games of Sporting’s push to the top of the Eastern Conference standings. He added two more in the postseason, helping SKC reach the conference championship game before they fell 2-0 to Houston. “Goalscorers,” Vermes said. “They’re kind of like that. They’re streaky guys. Listen, I know he can hit the net. That part I’m not concerned about. I know he’ll get opportunities, and he’ll wind up finishing them.” That’s the plan, according to Bunbury. “When I get my opportunities, I’m just trying to do the best that I can,” he said. “Obviously, as a forward I want to score goals. The more minutes I play, the more goals I can score. That’s my mindset.”
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04-26-2012, 04:01 PM	#932
\|Zach\| For The Glory Of The City Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Kansas City Casino cash: $5386768	There’s never a good time for a starter to go down with an injury, but Sporting Kansas City’s bye week means that the club won’t have to do without left back Seth Sinovic for too many games. Sinovic underwent successful surgery on Tuesday for a fractured right hand, sustained in Saturday’s 1-0 loss at Portland – the first defeat of the year for Sporting KC (7-1-0). He is expected to miss no more than two weeks, the team said Wednesday, and Kansas City don’t play again until they host the expansion Montreal Impact on May 5. Even before the team announced the injury, manager Peter Vermes said former starter Michael Harrington had been playing well enough in training and reserve matches to earn a spot start on the backline. “Mikey’s been working hard and pushing the envelope like crazy,” Vermes said Tuesday night, after Harrington turned in a 90-minute effort in a 1-0 Reserve League loss to Colorado. “That makes the other guys in there better.” Sinovic has not been out of Vermes’ first XI since making his Sporting debut last June, starting the last 20 matches of the regular season and all three of Sporting’s playoff games. He has played all but one minute in of the club’s first eight matches this year, taking a bigger role in the offense with the arrival of veteran left winger Bobby Convey, and earned his first career assist in a 3-0 rout of New England in Sporting’s home opener. Harrington, in his sixth year with Kansas City, has 119 career starts in 139 appearances but lost his first-team berth after 16 starts in 2011. He came into camp looking to contend for playing time, but his only appearance this year was a 1-minute stint in relief of Sinovic in the loss to the Timbers. Kronberg coming back slowly Eric Kronberg’s 2012 season is turning into a study in patience. Sporting Kansas City’s longtime backup goalkeeper had hoped to be back at full strength by now, but still hasn’t returned to a full training schedule because of a lower back injury sustained in the preseason. “I’ve kind of gotten back into warming up with the goalkeepers, just this week,” Kronberg told MLSsoccer.com on Tuesday. “I’m taking it easy. It’s a pretty serious injury and we don’t want to rush it.” Kronberg was originally expected to be out four to six weeks with the bulging disk, which first manifested as shooting pains down his legs. Although Kronberg said it doesn’t hurt right now until he pushes himself too far, Vermes said the condition was serious enough that the goalkeeper’s recovery needs to happen at a slower pace. “We don’t want to rush him back and waste all the time we just spent leaving him out,” Vermes said on Tuesday. “So we want to make sure when we bring him back, that it’s a slow process and he’s fully fit again. It’s more precautionary than anything else.” http://www.sportingkc.com/news/2012/...-kronberg-mend
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04-28-2012, 05:12 PM	#933
\|Zach\| For The Glory Of The City Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Kansas City Casino cash: $5386768	Off day for Sporting but some good games going on around the league. Thierry Henry had a real nice goal as NYRB beat NE today. However he had a muscle type injury that seems to be serious enough to have him out for a few weeks. NY has been murdered with injuries. Montreal beat Portland 2-0. SJ and Philly should have a pretty good game as well as DC v HOU and CHI v SEA
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04-28-2012, 07:46 PM	#934
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04-29-2012, 01:53 AM	#936
Ultra Peanut v^V^v^V^v^V^ Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Holland* Casino cash: $10005177	They linked together for a gorgeous goal, conceded one ~10 minutes later, and then scored an 89th or so minute winner that was called offside even though Opara was obviously behind Lenhart when the pass was made. Two minutes into stoppage time Lenhart scored his second goal and the Philly fans got really quiet. Such a satisfying match and three more road points. __________________
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04-30-2012, 06:13 PM	#938
\|Zach\| For The Glory Of The City Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Kansas City Casino cash: $5386768	Reserve match tomorrow at 730 under the lights at the Swope Park Training Facility.
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05-01-2012, 06:52 AM	#939
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05-01-2012, 04:06 PM	#940
\|Zach\| For The Glory Of The City Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Kansas City Casino cash: $5386768	KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Michael Harrington has caught the break he wanted. Not in the way he had hoped, perhaps, but that won’t stop him from making the most of his first start since mid-2011 for Sporting Kansas City. Harrington will start at left back in Saturday’s home game against Montreal, after Seth Sinovic underwent surgery last week to repair a broken right hand sustained in the previous weekend’s 1-0 loss at Portland. “It feels great,” Harrington told MLSsoccer.com after Tuesday’s training session. “This is an exciting week for me.” Harrington’s struggles last season, when he fell out of the starting lineup after 16 matches, drove him to a renewed commitment to the game over the winter break. “I had the offseason to take off and kind of refocus, make a fresh start and just kind of start over with a good work ethic and a good mentality coming in,” Harrington said. “I knew that the team would probably be the team that did so well from the end of the season last year, so I just kind of came in, didn’t put too much pressure on myself and just tried to keep a really good mentality, kind of hoping this day would come.” Now that it has, manager Peter Vermes said, he has no qualms at all about starting Harrington. “I’ve got to give Michael a lot of credit,” Vermes said. “What he’s done is, he’s worked very, very, hard all throughout preseason and up until now. He’s been fantastic. That work has been as much mental as physical. “I think Michael has matured a lot, knowing that a lot of things can happen over the course of the season,”Vermes added. “The one thing you have to make sure of from a player’s point of view is that when you get your opportunity, you’re ready. I think Michael’s attitude has been great, and I do think he’s ready.” That’s the key for any reserve hoping to step up, Harrington said. “It’s a long season, so the guys that are on the fringe of the starting XI need to be ready,” he said. “I’ve stayed ready, and my chance is on Saturday.” Sinovic, who did some passing drills with the club early in Tuesday’s training session, also expressed confidence in his replacement. “Obviously, Mikey’s a very good player,” Sinovic said. “He’s been a starter for the first four, five years of his career. So he’s got tons of experience. We’ve been saying since the beginning of the year that we’ve got tons of depth, so I don’t think we’ll miss a beat.” Harrington had similar praise for Sinovic, who has emerged as a significant contributor in all three parts of the field in Sporting’s 7-1-0 start. “Seth’s a really technical player, a great passer of the ball,” Harrington said. “I hope I will bring some attacking impetus to the game. Seth’s done a good job of giving service, and hopefully I can get up there and do the same.”
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05-01-2012, 04:23 PM	#941
\|Zach\| For The Glory Of The City Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Kansas City Casino cash: $5386768	1st round of the US Open Cup is announced. Hoping with their depth Sporting makes a real serious run at the cup this year. Sporting begins play in the 3rd round. Locally though K.C. Athletics (USASA) play at Real Colorado Foxes (PDL) Shea Stadium; Littleton, Colo. – 7:00 p.m. MT A record 64 teams will take part in the 2012 Lamar Hunt US Open Cup this year, with a new format announced by the United States Soccer Federation. The 99th edition of the tournament will kick off on May 15, and below is the list of all the teams that have qualified so far: Major League Soccer (Division 1 – 16 teams) All 16 US-based MLS teams automatically qualify and will begin play in Round 3 (May 29) Chicago Fire Chivas USA Colorado Rapids Columbus Crew DC United FC Dallas Houston Dynamo Los Angeles Galaxy New England Revolution New York Red Bulls Philadelphia Union Portland Timbers Real Salt Lake San Jose Earthquakes Seattle Sounders Sporting Kansas City North American Soccer League (Division II – 6 teams) All 6 US-based NASL teams automatically qualified and will begin play in Round 2 (May 22) Atlanta Silverbacks Carolina RailHawks Fort Lauderdale Strikers Minnesota Stars FC San Antonio Scorpions Tampa Bay Rowdies USL Pro (Division III – 10 teams) All 10 US-based USL Pro teams automatically qualified and will begin play in Round 2 (May 22) Charleston Battery Charlotte Eagles Dayton Dutch Lions Harrisburg City Islanders Los Angeles Blues Orlando City Pittsburgh Riverhounds Richmond Kickers Rochester Rhinos Wilmington Hammerheads Premier Development League (Amateur – 16 teams) 16 PDL teams were selected for the 2012 tournament based on 2011 league results and will begin play in Round 1 (May 15) Carolina Dynamo Chicago Fire PDL Des Moines Menace El Paso Patriots Fresno Fuego Kitsap Pumas Laredo Heat Long Island Rough Riders Michigan Bucks Mississippi Brilla MPS Portland Phoenix Orlando City U23s Portland Timbers U23s Reading United AC Real Colorado Foxes Ventura County Fusion United States Adult Soccer Association (Amateur – 9 teams) 9 USASA teams (3 from Region I, 2 each from Region II, III, IV) will begin play in Round 1 (May 15)
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05-02-2012, 09:59 PM	#942
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05-02-2012, 10:14 PM	#943
CHENZ A! pimping hoes + clocking a grip Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: KCMO Casino cash: $9977569	Definitely excited to see the team back in action. Also, one of my basketball teams has moved from Tuesdays to Thursdays for next session.. So hopefully I can make it to a reserve league match or two, since it seems like they are always Tuesday nights. That was a good little article on Teal. Seems like he has his head on straight. I think he gets a lot of unfair criticism.. He's still really young, and super talented. Other teams would jump at the chance to have him on their roster.
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05-02-2012, 10:28 PM	#944
\|Zach\| For The Glory Of The City Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Kansas City Casino cash: $5386768	SJ v SKC is gonna be crazy. They are beating DCU in the closing mins.
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