Making room for Wooten
Andrew Wooten will be ready for Real Salt Lake this weekend and it’s worth reviewing where he might find himself in a crowded striker room
Andrew Wooten will be ready for Real Salt Lake this weekend and it’s worth reviewing where he might find himself in a crowded striker room
Examining the Union’s off-season roster moves as the second half of the season begins and considering what further moves might be made.
What to make of the Wooten signing? PSP’s Peter Andrews breaks it down.
PSP assesses the Bethlehem Steel 2019 players that are on loan trying to earn contracts to remain with the club for the next 12 to 24 months.
After playing fewer than a third of available minutes this season, the Union’s biggest signing is becoming a concern.
The mid-year analysis of Bethlehem’s players, begun last Thursday with the first-teamers who come down, continues with those under contract to the Steel.
PSP’s Shayan Waseh breaks down the good (Ilsinho) and the bad (late runners) from Saturday’s big win.
Planning for the future is a continuous process, and by a season’s midpoint conversations are very likely underway about the next season’s roster. PSP begins its customary mid-season roster analysis with the first-teamers who usually come down to Bethlehem for their game minutes.
The Union traded away Derrick Jones, the club’s first Academy product, last month. Who might be next to go? PSP’s Sean Griswold evaluates the Academy products in or near the first team.
Ever wanted to see how the Union and Steel rosters were constructed in visual form? Tim Jones provides a chart-based look at both teams.
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