Orlando Postmatch

[Sabo]

I think it was closer to 15th minute. Spector didn't come back the 2nd half because of it.

 

[Gotham Gator]

I think it was closer to 15th minute. Spector didn't come back the 2nd half because of it.

Chanot was up pretty quickly. I am not even sure he came off. Spector was on the side for a while and definitely being given the protocol. I assume they retested him at the half.

 

[SoupInNYC]

Personally at least part of it for me was I did not want to brave a train from and back to Connecticut with the saint Paddy's day crowd if I'm being honest. Can't speak for people already in the city.

I didn't make it to the match on Saturday. Ran the NYC half marathon yesterday so decided watching from the warmth of my apartment would be a better decision

 

[SoupInNYC]

https://twitter.com/x/status/975150580913098752

This seems questionable that he passed concussion protocol

I'm hoping he just said that as general speak to say it was a hard collision and that he wasn't actually dizzy at all from it.

If he was actually dizzy from that hit, it is a bit worrisome that he passed protocol.

 

[Seven]

When was this collision? I don't remember.

https://twitter.com/x/status/975106931223232512

 

[Kjbert]

It's not uncommon for someone to pass a concussion protocol in the moment after the injury and then show symptoms days later. I would imagine he will be consistently monitored during the week.

 

[The Toe]

I can't stress enough how nice those bar areas are in center and right field. With my tickets in the shade for any game after 3pm, it's a nice place to stand in the sun and watch the team warm up as you do so yourself.

 

[dannd23]

This should read “Alexander Ring is the best CDM in MLS”. If that amendment is made I’m sitting behind that table.

If I said CDM, I would have had to change the bottom caption also to "you can't change my mind"