Hello Rapids fans! This week on Holding The High Line, it's four points from two games. The guys banter about Kortne Ford's suspension and loan news for Burgundy Boys abroad. Then we break down the 1-1 draw with Orlando City and the 2-0 victor over LA Galaxy. Should we be less hyped because of the two opponents? Or are the Rapids heating up? Two goals in two games for Gyasi Zardes was great. We discuss all of it. Then the boys look ahead to a big match at Seattle Sounders.

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