1. Toronto FC and their fans – this is an obvious selection as
How many times is this number one for them?
2. Taylor Twellman – arguably the most consistent performer in
3. Guillermo Barros Schelotto – the legendary Argentinian showed what he has to offer the Crew, displaying his vision, focus, determination, and creativity. The one thing he didn’t show, however, was how to find the back of the net. That, I’m sure, is still to come…
4. Andrea Lombardo – the Canadian U-20 star came on as a substitute in Toronto FC’s 3-1 win over
5. Dario Sala – back from suspension and ready to work after watching Dallas struggle to pick up some points with Hislop in goal and the Dallas defense functioning half-assedly; Sala showed what he means to this team in only one game back, it’s funny I didn’t realize it before
6. Juan Carlos Toja and Pablo Ricchetti – the new
7. Maurice Edu – his pinpoint half-volley was aesthetically pleasing and confirmed a great performance from the #1 Draft Pick; only more to come from him
8. Adam Cristman – yet another appearance in the Top Ten Bright Spots…due to his effort and impact in the Revolution’s comeback win over the Galaxy
9. Niko Hernandez – it’s about time he made himself known again to the
10. RBNY Press Box – for letting me into it to cover the
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