A Quick Post-Mortem

A quick post-mortem of the Loons loss to the LA G…

An episode of the The Daves I Know podcast, hosted by The Daves, titled "A Quick Post-Mortem" was published on November 26, 2024 and runs 60 minutes.

November 26, 2024 ·60m · The Daves I Know

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A quick post-mortem of the Loons loss to the LA Galaxy 6-2 on Sunday. We also play a brief game of Should He Stay or Should He go and give some quick thoughts overall on the season. We'll be back with a more thorough breakdown of the moves the team makes and what we'd like to see next year, after roster moves have been made.

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A quick post-mortem of the Loons loss to the LA Galaxy 6-2 on Sunday. We also play a brief game of Should He Stay or Should He go and give some quick thoughts overall on the season. We'll be back with a more thorough breakdown of the moves the team makes and what we'd like to see next year, after roster moves have been made.

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