Is there any sort of statistical evidence that supports David Lee’s claim that our team ‘can compete with every team in the league’.
Last call for mailbag questions
Do you have a reference for that quote?
Recent Q&A video, 6:45
I've really lost the enthusiasm I've had for the club. Even when we score, I'm in the same mood as we concede. Give me reasons to be happy, optimistic, and excited for the rest of 2025 or even 2026 and beyond.
Over/under on Carrizo minutes in 2025?
Over/under on Carrizo minutes in 2025?
Mailbag out: Pigeon Post: Hope, Hype, and Harsh Truths Edition
Beautiful stuff from beautiful people. Thanks for this. Very insightful, specifically liked all the tactical analyses and their relations to the players (and a lot of emphasis on Ojeda in this, I noticed lol)
Made a quick video breaking down how Pascal looked to break down Philly's press and how Keaton Parks was integral in doing that.
That, and Keaton's ability to draw defenders in to help create space elsewhere (something he's talked in the past about doing), leads to the game-winning goal.
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That, and Keaton's ability to draw defenders in to help create space elsewhere (something he's talked in the past about doing), leads to the game-winning goal.
Small Windows Open Big Chances
Pascal Jansen breaks down the strategy behind breaking Philadelphia’s high press, while Keaton Parks brings it to life on the pitch— setting the stage for Alonso Martinez's decisive goal.
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Sweet. Excellent breakdown, and might I say, it's awesome to have our Big Bird playing his game again.Made a quick video breaking down how Pascal looked to break down Philly's press and how Keaton Parks was integral in doing that.
That, and Keaton's ability to draw defenders in to help create space elsewhere (something he's talked in the past about doing), leads to the game-winning goal.
Small Windows Open Big Chances
Pascal Jansen breaks down the strategy behind breaking Philadelphia’s high press, while Keaton Parks brings it to life on the pitch— setting the stage for Alonso Martinez's decisive goal.
I'm finding it increasingly difficult to not think Parks was stultified in Cushing's last season. I'm not exactly sure why. But I suspect those games when he looked to be at a jog had more to do with his assignment than his own preferred style of play.
I think Pascal has liberated Keaton's game. He's found his Bulletproof Man.
I'm also (somewhat serious, somewhat joking) wondering if Keaton is finally getting better sleep and performing better because of it. He has an almost two-year old son and I'm sure sleep during the 2024 season and back half of 2023 season was tough. Perhaps his son is old enough now to be giving him much better sleep?
I'm considering asking him about it but not quite sure how to approach asking that question.
That would be a great question for an in-depth sit-down.
I’d also be interested to know if his health played a role in it, both in terms of his recovery timeline and from a confidence standpoint. Keaton went through a lot with the blood clot issues, and the fact that the clots returned a year after his first surgery could have weighed heavily on him. It’s possible that concern about them coming back, whether consciously or subconsciously, caused him to hold back a bit on the field.
I've been saying this for the past two years!
Really good point. I've thought of this, too. I know I'd be treating my body a bit gingerly after experiences like those.
