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Episode 342: Full Of Beans
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The boys get together to recap the midweek loss against LAFC. They talk through a third straight game with a goal for Brandon Vazquez and an unfortunate miscue by Brad Stuver that drastically changed the match in the second half, before previewing Saturday's home match against first place Vancouver Whitecaps. Then they close out the episode with a playoff edition of Last Business Day, The Boy Factory and the nonsense.
0:30 - Intro
3:00 - Dates for public Q&A sessions with Austin FC
6:15 - Lineup reactions
10:25 - LAFC recap
46:25 - Postgame takeaways
54:15 - Vancouver Whitecaps preview
1:11:50 - Last Business Day (playoff edition!)
1:20:05 - The Boy Factory
1:23:05 - Picks recap
1:23:45 - Best Ball update
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