Going Pro and where and when

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Wizard 1 here, when Diego was scoring the Revs were in the toilet. So they just kept feeding him the ball, he scored but they still did poorly. Also perhaps the competition wasn't overly concerned about the Rev's beating them, so they would use their subs and still win.

Very typical to focus on flashy strikers but still lose the game. Offense gets the glory but defense wins.

Revs will be strong again next year, just need to add one or two players.

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Revs will be strong again next year, just need to add one or two players.

Thanks for the insight. Very perceptive.

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Revs will be strong again next year, just need to add one or two players.

Thanks Jay

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Looks like some playing time might have come available: according to a report in bigapplesoccer.com on NYCFC and Orlando's choices in the expansion draft:

MLS Cup 2014 runners-up the New England Revolution had two forwards from their roster drafted – Patrick Mullins and Tony Taylor – both of who will now head to New York City. Mullins, a first-round draft pick in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft, played a part in last weekend’s MLS Cup final providing the assist on the Revolution’s lone goal in a 2-1 loss to the LA Galaxy.