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The natural right back improved over the course of the season at left back, a position the Union hope to upgrade in the offseason. But with John Hackworth not expecting him to start regularly at left back next year, could Gaddis be traded?
Union manager John Hackworth laid out his offseason plan to PSP, breaking down his team’s offseason needs, which players are returning (or not), designated player prospects, recent scouting trips to Europe and South America, and plans to fix the midfield.
The off-season has begun for Philadelphia Union. PSP’s Dan Walsh looks at the major issues facing the Union this off-season, assesses the team’s needs, and evaluates which players will likely stay or depart.
PSP brought together a roundtable of contributors to talk about the Union’s season.
John Hackworth’s decision to bench Jack McInerney and play a new formation in the season finale failed to produce the desired result in the Union’s season-ending loss. PSP has analysis and player ratings.
Jack McInerney pulled one back at the end of regular time, but it was not enough as Sporting Kansas City found the winner in stoppage time and ended the Union’s season.
Montreal made adjustments to combat their poor first half showing. The Union did not. Then they lost.
He looks like a choir boy. He runs like a cheetah. Ray’s got game. PSP kicks off this year’s series of Raves with a rave about Ray Gaddis.
While their closest opponents both scored precious road victories, the Union failed to bring the required intensity and attacking numbers in DC and were only able to salvage a draw.
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