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Luis Muriel è ormai un giocatore dell’Orlando City. Franz Barcella lo saluta così, con una lettera che basta da sola a rappresentare tutto l’affetto dei tifosi nerazzurri verso un’attaccante che con la sua tecnica, i suoi gol e la sua gioia di vivere ha lasciato il cuore qui. E in America si sta portando il cuore di tantissimi.

Is there anyone out there? Is there anyone at all?

Sam Vines, Colorado Rapids Soccer Pro, was discovered by Pro Mindset host Craig Domann at his 3rd grade May Day! Craig was coaching his son’s soccer team and saw Sammy win every event at his elementary school’s May Day event and invited Sammy to join the “Strikers” competitive developmental soccer team.

Sam participated in the MLS developmental soccer program with the Rapids and signed his first professional soccer contract at 17. He is 20 today and a starting left back for the Rapids and this year received his “cap” for getting invited to US National Team and earning a roster spot.

Sam shares his high school to the pros experience. He has travelled the world on his soccer journey, and he is just getting started. Sammy aspires to and is on his way to playing in the next Olympics and representing the USA, as well as, playing in the World Cup for the USA.

Sam’s biggest dream is playing with the best in the world and playing in the English Premier League or as Sammy refers to as the “Prem.” Craig and Sammy discuss the mindset necessary to make those dreams come true.

Sam Vines honors include: Man of the Match honors after making his first-ever MLS start on April 13, 2019 and he earned Major League Soccer’s Team of the Week (Week 17) honors after his performance vs LAFC on June 28, 2019. He’s had 23 US Youth National Team call-ups and was named MLS Homegrown roster that took on Guadalajara’s U-20 team on July 30, 2019. Vines wore the captain’s band for the second half of the match and converted his penalty during the penalty shoot-out.

This week on the Daly Dose, Team USA survives a scare against Spain in the World Cup, Major League Baseball is trying to distract us with some big home run numbers, and can the city of Los Angeles convince Kawhi Leonard to leave the Toronto Raptors?
Then, we recap the 2019 NBA Draft, by looking at some of the biggest winners and losers! Where do the New York Knicks come in? What does the NBA need to change about the draft process? Why does the NFL make our list? We answer these questions and more.
Finally, our Daly Dose Top 5 takes a look back at some NBA Draft history as we countdown five No 1 overall picks that would be overshadowed by much better players taken later in the selection process!