True. His transcript does not say he was born out of the country.

Maybe he was making fun of him?

True round robin. You play every team twice. Best record at the end of the season wins. They do have a tournament seperate from actual league games that awards it’s own trophy.

Why is it better to have a tournament that could reduce a season’s worth of hard work into a result that could as capriciously decided as bad officiating, an injured player, or simply being matched up against a team that just happens to play better on a few days rather than showing their worth throughout the entire…

It’s really the best way to crown a champion. The team that was the best thoughout the season won the title...not the team that got “hot” at the end of the season.

That might be partly true. However, many of you “social justice warrior” types are fighting for a future in which Americans aren’t allowed to be “retrograde sociopaths”. This total disregard and dis appreciation for free speech is the crux of what the anti-PC movement is so worked up about.

Anyone familiar with ESPN during the 80s and 90s knows it’s been dead and rotting in the grave for at least a decade now.

Pulisic was born here. Grew up in the soccer hotbed of the PA/NJ/NY area. PA Classics are one of the best youth clubs in the country.

You do realize there were four goals in that game, right? The second video doesn’t show any because, as mentioned in the article, it was a supercut of the American teenager’s highlights.

His mom and dad were born and raised in the US (and dad was a decent indoor & minor league player). He happens to have a Croatian born grandfather. That gets him to the front of the line for going to Europe.

These are clips of him (17) not scoring (in his first two starts at at top 10 Euro club looking better than any product the USA has put on the pitch in forever and not settling for being a top MLS player), right?

Your acknowledgment of my grammar pedantry allows me just enough to cover my dignity as I furtively shuffle out of the room.

It is inevitable that the quoted comment will be taken completely out of its context, and turned into ammunition for people who want to promote any judicial decision not in Kesha’s favor as being complicit in rape.

Gee, wouldn’t it be awesome if Jezebel employed a writer who could define what a hate crime is under the law?

Female: http://www.thestranger.com/slog/2016/04/0… (Shirley Werner Kornreich)

If the judge were a man, I bet it would have been mentioned in the article