Tim Weah trained with the USMNT in Orlando, but didn’t travel to Jamaica as he was suspended for the first leg. Instead, he went to St. Louis— where the second leg will be taking place. While he’s there, he visited St. Louis Childen’s Hospital, where he spent time with kids there and gifted them signed USMNT kits. “Just visiting all the kids. I mean this experience means so much to me because my mom worked in the hospital and I was always running around,” Weah said in the video. “It was just a wholesome experience and I’m just so excited I got to spend the day with all the wonderful kids.” He’s also excited to be playing against Jamaica, the country where his mother is from. Weah said in the past that he grew up in the Jamaican community in NYC, so playing against them always feels special. Another thing he’s excited for is to finally play for the USMNT again after five months. The last time Weah played for the USMNT was in June in the Copa América, where he got sent off. He got...