Kevin, Grayson, and The Chief are joined by Queen City Press's Laurel Pfahler after she published her excellent column on media availability and access when covering MLS. Comparing her time with the Cincinnati Bengals and FC Cincinnati offers unique insight to how the league works, and what could be improved. We also talk about FC Cincinnati, the battle at goalkeeper(??), and Decision Day. Then in Part Two it's a fantastic listener question and a Montreal preview.
Timestamps:
(2:47) - Conversation with Laurel Pfahler on MLS Media Access
(42:46) - More with Laurel Pfahler on FC Cincinnati
(1:09:18) - Listener Question
(1:19:08) - Montreal Preview and Predictions
Links:
Laurel's column: https://www.patreon.com/posts/reporters-letter-141166212
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