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Come Fan with UsTuesday, August 4, 2026

ANIMATED: Jason Kreis’ Stink Eye

Monday should have been a special day for Jason Kreis. The Real Salt Lake coach was having his number retired after the match and his team was playing what looked to be a very beatable opponent. But a ridiculous red card and penalty against Nat Borchers in the 3rd minute sent the game careening off into a totally different direction. Of course, RSL eventually tied it up after benefitting from some questionable calls going their way, prompting Kreis to at least give us this memorable moment (gif courtesy of @LikkitP):

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It's not exactly clear who this is aimed at. The moment came after RSL tied up the score on Fabian Espindola's goal in the 83rd minute and seems to be directed in the general direction of either the fourth official or Revolution coach Steve Nicol.

Either way, it seems appropriate. The officiating in this match was absolutely horrible and Nicol has earned quite a reputation for complaining lately.

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