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Excellent team play and guts! Congrats RSL!!!!
Grabavoy and Mathis stepped up and played big in place of Morales and johnson.
Great game! Great playoffs!!! Thanks RSL!
The subs came in and helped control the game. Here's to RSL!
What an amazing performance by Real Salt Lake. I couldn't have scripted it any better. Bravo!
Way to go RSL! I can hardly wait for spring training to start!
Hay Nussdorfer,
Did you make it to Seattle?
Next time we make a final we will have to meet.
I was in Seattle and it was fantastic
Agree, Subs played a huge role in match.
I like Mathis coming in in the 60th as a sub.
Thanks D-News for these articles. I can't get enough of this RSL celebration!
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