SEATTLE — Imagine sitting on a bus heading to training, just minding your own business. Maybe you’re listening to music or playing Clash Royale or zoning out, preparing for the biggest game of your career. Then, all of a sudden, you get bombarded with breaking news alerts from social media and family members asking if it’s true. That’s what the U.S. men’s national team players experienced Sunday morning when it was confirmed that starting striker Folarin Balogun would be able to play in Monday’s massive round of 16 match vs. Belgium. Balogun, who leads the team with three goals at this World C...
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