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After a tough 3-0 loss to the Seattle Sounders, the Mixtape 615 crew unpacks Nashville SC’s shaky performance, defensive miscommunication, and leadership void without Walker Zimmerman. The episode also highlights the impressive debut of 17-year-old homegrown player Chris Applewhite, sparking hope for the club’s future.
In this episode of the Mixtape 615 podcast, the squad is back with a fiery breakdown of Nashville SC’s 3-0 road loss to Seattle Sounders. From defensive lapses to a sluggish start, the crew questions whether this match revealed deeper issues in the team’s structure and mentality—especially in Zimmerman’s absence. With the backline in disarray and communication on the pitch nearly non-existent, all eyes are on who will emerge as the next vocal leader for Nashville.
The discussion doesn’t stop there. The group weighs in on Hany Mukhtar’s role as captain and whether he’s the right man to lead both vocally and tactically. Could someone else rise to the challenge? Meanwhile, Sam Surridge’s effort up front and his continued quest to find the back of the net also come under review.
But it’s not all criticism. The episode shines a spotlight on 17-year-old Chris Applewhite, who made his MLS debut and gave fans a glimpse of the future. His poise and energy impressed the Mixtape crew, especially in a game that offered few bright spots.
To close, the team previews Nashville SC’s upcoming clash against Chicago and discusses what changes need to be made to right the ship. Plus, they look ahead to the U.S. Open Cup matchup against Chattanooga Red Wolves and what that game means for Nashville and for Tennessee soccer.
Hit play to catch all the takes, reactions, and bold predictions from the Mixtape 615 family!
Join the DOPEST Nashville SC Supporters Group at mixtape615.com
Take our podcast on the road. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get podcasts. Just search Mixtape 615!
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After a tough 3-0 loss to the Seattle Sounders, the Mixtape 615 crew unpacks Nashville SC’s shaky performance, defensive miscommunication, and leadership void without Walker Zimmerman. The episode also highlights the impressive debut of 17-year-old homegrown player Chris Applewhite, sparking hope for the club’s future.
In this episode of the Mixtape 615 podcast, the squad is back with a fiery breakdown of Nashville SC’s 3-0 road loss to Seattle Sounders. From defensive lapses to a sluggish start, the crew questions whether this match revealed deeper issues in the team’s structure and mentality—especially in Zimmerman’s absence. With the backline in disarray and communication on the pitch nearly non-existent, all eyes are on who will emerge as the next vocal leader for Nashville.
The discussion doesn’t stop there. The group weighs in on Hany Mukhtar’s role as captain and whether he’s the right man to lead both vocally and tactically. Could someone else rise to the challenge? Meanwhile, Sam Surridge’s effort up front and his continued quest to find the back of the net also come under review.
But it’s not all criticism. The episode shines a spotlight on 17-year-old Chris Applewhite, who made his MLS debut and gave fans a glimpse of the future. His poise and energy impressed the Mixtape crew, especially in a game that offered few bright spots.
To close, the team previews Nashville SC’s upcoming clash against Chicago and discusses what changes need to be made to right the ship. Plus, they look ahead to the U.S. Open Cup matchup against Chattanooga Red Wolves and what that game means for Nashville and for Tennessee soccer.
Hit play to catch all the takes, reactions, and bold predictions from the Mixtape 615 family!
Join the DOPEST Nashville SC Supporters Group at mixtape615.com
Take our podcast on the road. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get podcasts. Just search Mixtape 615!
#nashvillesc #nashville #mls
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