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Inter Miami 4, DC United 0. The game plan was gone by the second minute, and Jon and Ted are left asking a bigger question: who is actually running this club? Jon borrows an old SNL bit about a band where everyone wants to play bass. Ted says nobody is conducting the orchestra.
In this episode:
- What went wrong in Miami, from the second-minute goal to the back-post breakdowns
- Why Wednesday against the New York Red Bulls is a must-win
- Louis Munteanu's injury and Tai Baribo's cold streak
- Listener question: does ownership care, or is this just chaos from the top?
- Why the next Designated Player has to be the club's biggest signing yet
- Jon's free advice for the front office, and Ted's case for stability over another rebuild
Next match: DC United vs. New York Red Bulls at Audi Field, Wednesday, October 14.
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""Everyone Wants to Play Bass": Is Anyone Running DC United?" is an episode of RFK Refugees Podcast. Runtime 30 min. Published October 13, 2026. Hit play above to stream it here, or open the free Spot Sports app for background play and offline downloads.