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Sporting KC's day at the Kansas City Zoo
Lions, tigers, and bears...oh my! Actually, just sea lions and penguins, but oh my indeed! Benny Feilhaber, Chance Myers, Tim Melia, and Roger Espinoza hung out at the zoo with a few aquatic friends at the Kansas City Zoo. It was a blast! Benny and Chance kicked around a few soccer balls with some sea lions and then tagged along as Tim and Roger introduced soccer to a few penguins. Check it out below:
SKC vs. Seattle Sounders @ Seattle 0-0
Lucky, lucky me! I got to go with the team to Seattle and catch them earn a point against the Sounders. My first time in Seattle was such a good time, it's a beautiful city full of passionate people! Check out the photos from the match:
SKC vs. New England Revolution 4-2
Midweek thriller home against the New England Revolution:
SKC vs. Chicago Fire 1-0
Our closest rivals, the Chicago Fire were in town and they left with nothing. Don't you just love three points?! And don't you just love the new third kit?! It's amazing. It's bright, clean, and quite literally reflective. Pick up your #REFLECTSKC gear here! In the meantime, check out our 1-0 win:
Hot Dog Derby
What a fortune it was to be apart of this! Sporting KC's Matt Besler, Graham Zusi, and Dom Dwyer took part in the signature Hot Dog Derby race at Kauffman Stadium. Matt, aka mustard, won even after taking a tumble at the start. It was a great time! Thanks to both teams for letting me be apart of it! Look:
KC Lovin': Sporting KC and the Kansas City Royals
Sporting Kansas City is debuting their new white and reflective silver on Sunday and it is making its round in KC. I had the good fortune of taking photos when Bernardo Añor and Paulo Nagamura handed them out to Kansas City Royal's players. Naga and Bernardo are Brazilian and Venezuelan and they met a couple Brazilian and Venezuelan Royals players in the process. It was such a fun crossover! We brought a ball and the Royals players had fun with that. And they taught our soccer guys a thing or two about America's past time. Check it:
