\u00a0Cavan Sullivan\u00a0<\/a>has stolen many of the headlines, and rightfully so; he’s a breathtaking athlete and one of the finest USMNT prospects in generations. But it’s Hall\u2014unassuming, quiet and gifted with a unique ability to be in the right place at the right time\u2014who has produced more for the team than any other teenager. He’s scored three goals in his opening three matches for the national team. Fittingly, he’s just the third USMNT player in history to pull that off.<\/p>\nHall is a fascinating case. In a game filled with strikers who are spectacular athletes but questionable finishers, Hall is the direct inverse. At just 18, he still has plenty of development ahead of him, but his goalscoring instincts are mature and finely tuned. He’s a rare find.<\/p>\n
An eye for goal<\/h2>\n
Reyna was quick to praise Hall for his efforts in the wake of the Mexico clash.\u00a0<\/p>\n
“Three goals in three games is not bad for a striker, especially in your first three games with the national team. He has that eye for goal,” he said.<\/p>\n
“That’s sort of what you want from a striker more than anything is that instinct. Credit to him, he’s worked his butt off.”<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n