"Aren't legacies like when you're done? I'm not done yet. The performance against [Philadelphia] certainly was not perfect, but good teams win those kinds of games because they know how to grind it out in a match when we're not moving the ball particularly well."
"Coach said he just wants me to make plays. Offensively, defensively, that's all I try to do. It's not always going to be pretty, not always going to be the beautiful goal that you remember. It's the ones like these that mean the most; that kind of sum up my career, pushing hard, being in the right spot at the right time."
San Jose Earthquakes have achieved a perfect 3-0 start to the MLS season, joining San Diego FC, Vancouver Whitecaps, and Los Angeles FC as the only teams with three consecutive victories. Their most recent win was a 1-0 away victory against defending Supporters' Shield champions Philadelphia Union, marking their third clean sheet. Manager Bruce Arena emphasizes the team is focused on continued success rather than celebrating early achievements. Seattle Sounders trail San Jose by three points after mixed results, though they impressed with a 3-0 Concacaf Champions Cup victory over Vancouver, featuring Paul Arriola's brace in his first start following ACL recovery.
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