r/ussoccer • u/Tengobeats • Feb 02 '23
Sean Johnson holds the longest shutout streak in USMNT history with 759 minutes
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u/justalittleahead Feb 03 '23
Sean Johnson has been a good soldier. Mostly played at Camp Cupcake but also a few Gold Cup matches and two starts under Berhalter against South American opponents in international windows:
Chile - January 2011
Panama - January 2012
Canada - January 2013
Costa Rica - July 2013 (Gold Cup)
Panama - February 2015
Panama - January 2019 (late appearance due to injury)
Ecuador - March 2019
Panama - June 2019 (Gold Cup)
Costa Rica - February 2020
Uruguay - June 2022
Colombia - January 2023
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u/CrypticT Feb 02 '23
Huge transition since the gymnastics career
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u/theRealGermanikkus Feb 03 '23
Not to mention his time starring in Miami Vice.
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u/lathanor Feb 03 '23
And he is the brother of the backup backup backup backup QB for the 49ers too.
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u/MasterHavik Feb 02 '23
And it is crazy he is our back up. Dude is a beast of a keeper for MLS.
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u/Intelligent-Spot-475 Feb 02 '23
Not sure why this is getting downvoted. Although he shouldn’t be starter is he has been a good goalkeeper for MLS standards
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u/ethanrule3 Feb 02 '23
Yeah biased ofc but the dude won MLS Cup MVP and yet by downvoting people are implying he's not a top keeper lol
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u/shastamcblasty Feb 03 '23
Because they said “it’s crazy that he’s our backup” implying that he should be starting. I didn’t downvote, but that’s why people likely are
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u/ethanrule3 Feb 03 '23
Oh that's not how I interpreted it, I saw it as "it's crazy that someone that good isn't even our best option at that position"
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u/shastamcblasty Feb 03 '23
Yah after I hit send I was like “well it could Also be taken this way” which is the way you said
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u/KevTravels Friedel at his PEAK Feb 02 '23
Was it true that he had some interest abroad from a Dutch club?
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u/handsomegyoza Feb 03 '23
As an NYC fan, I’ll never not love this man. Still have nightmares about Saunders in Goal 😵
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u/T_Peg Feb 03 '23
I'm gonna miss this legend so much. Glad he solidified his spot in NYCFC history :-)
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u/Perfect-Half-5208 Feb 03 '23 edited Feb 03 '23
How many caps does he have during that time? Not trying to take anything aaway from the guy, but I would bet that the opponents were very low ranking teams.
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u/artistic_brownie Feb 03 '23
Wtf is shutout?
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u/Tengobeats Feb 03 '23
Just that he didn’t allow the team to score. So Sean Johnson holds the record for longest continuous streak of not allowing a goal for the USMNT.
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u/Tengobeats Feb 02 '23
Johnson has only conceded 1 goal in his USMNT career, which was 8 minutes into his first cap.