Agreed on both of these points. Like you said, the fact that there was a vote and it was as close as it was says a lot. If it came out there was a vote and it was almost unanimous to keep Gio or if there was no vote at all, then I'd lean towards Berhalter overreacting or holding some grudge against Gio. I totally understand why Gio would be frustrated and I know he's only just turned 20. But he's also a professional who has been playing at one of the biggest clubs in the world for two years now. He's got to react better than this. Be frustrated. Be angry. But when you step on the practice field, you've got to bring it even if you don't agree with the coach's decision. Hopefully he learns from this and it doesn't happen again in the future. And hopefully we find a coach next cycle who figures out how to get his best players on the field.