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[QUOTE="DarthGrumpy, post: 3295293, member: 2141"]
Not sure if the USA can be that good or Cuba is that bad, suspect it's a bit of both.  The one thing I liked with Sargent, McKennie, and Pulisic on the field together (Adams is in the same group), the US offense has energy and aggression that we don't see with Zardes, Bradley, Trapp & co on the pitch.  That in and of itself is a reason why these young guys should be starting every game when available.  Pulisic looked rusty to me (damn Chelsea); but, it did not matter as Morris, Yueill, and Cannon fed-off that energy and stepped-up their game in addition to the quality of the opposing side.

It will be interesting to see MLBerhalter does againts a stronger Canadian team on Canadian soli next week.  Does he keep with the young guns or does he revert to what we have seen through most of 2019.

I did not catch the exact number; but, I did not know that Cuba's national team has lost over 20 players in the last 2 decades to defections.  Yikes.[B][/B]
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