Alexi Lalas says we've never been this optimistic about a U.S. soccer team, so the squad must advance past the group stage to make the '22 World Cup a success.
"What's success? Obviously getting out of the group. I don't care if it's the group of death or it looks like the easiest group on paper. Ultimately, it's a World Cup, there's a reason why these teams are there," Alexi says.
FYI, Lalas -- considered one of the greatest American soccer players ever -- played for the U.S. National team from 1991 to 1998. He was one of the best players in the 1994 World Cup."This U.S. Men's National Team, I'm hard-pressed to find a point where we have been more optimistic about this group."
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