<p>DC United fall 0-1 to the New England Revolution and Louis Munteanu still hasn't started a game. Jon has a theory. Renée Wilder won't say. Jon and Ted break down the loss, the Munteanu situation, Aaron Herrera's return, and whether this team should go all in on Wednesday's Open Cup match.</p><p>In this episode:</p><ul><li>DC United 0-1 New England Revolution: another clean sheet on the wrong side</li><li>The Louis Munteanu situation: $7 million, still no start, Jon has questions</li><li>Why does Renée Wilder keep starting the same lineup?</li><li>Gabriel Pirani: grading on a curve per Jason Anderson, still not good enough per Jon</li><li>Aaron Herrera returns: solid, five of five on crosses, right role in the system</li><li>Kye Rowles back: DC's best defensive pairing in years</li><li>Tai Baribo out injured — Foot Mob says mid-May</li><li>Hakim Karamoko: still listed as illness, still no update</li><li>Matti Peltola hits the post again — the brand is building</li><li>Silvan Hefti and the goal conceded</li><li>Jackson Hopkins as false 9: too close to goal, not his best</li><li>Gavin Turner off the bench: flying around with something to prove</li><li>Louis Munteanu's 30 minutes: what we saw</li><li>Would Renée Wilder get fired or walk away first?</li><li>Open Cup Wednesday vs one Knocks: full rotation? Jon says yes</li><li>Listener Q&amp;A: Atlanta transfers, Wilder's future, lineup questions</li></ul><p>Extended analysis and full Patreon listener Q&amp;A at the $5 tier: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://patreon.com/rfkrefugees" target="_blank">patreon.com/rfkrefugees</a></p><p></p><p>Follow us on Bluesky, Facebook, Instagram, and Threads @rfkrefugees</p><p></p>