Veteran defender Tim Ream captained the USMNT on Thursday night at age 37, becoming the oldest outfield player to play for the USMNT since Preki in 2001. During yesterday’s press conference, Ream said he has no retirement thoughts. “I still feel young. I feel great. I still feel like I can play at least two to three more years,” he said. “As long as I continue to be happy, healthy, and mentally, physically, emotionally, and still have that desire to go out and train every single day and play every single week, I don’t see it stopping anytime soon.” In a separate interview with CBS Sports, Ream was asked if he’s embracing the senior role and if he ever shouts at younger guys by his former Bolton teammate, Nigel Reo-Coker. “I learned that shouting doesn’t actually work, I learned that from you and a few others,” Ream answered. 😂 “There’s no point of shouting these guys, they don’t take it too kindly anyway.” “I do embrace it [the senior role]. It’s fun for me. It’s fun to come he...