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Andre Akpan is kind of frustrating. He's got the talent, but is still working on the whole 'production' bit.
Is Kamani Hill the badass that Rapids fans seem to think he is or will he always remain the super-sub for Oscar Pareja?
Oscar Pareja should do better next season, but showed pretty badly in his first year as a manager.
AMARIKWA, FUC- yeah, never mind.
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Andre Akpan is kind of frustrating. He's got the talent, but is still working on the whole 'production' bit.
Is Kamani Hill the badass that Rapids fans seem to think he is or will he always remain the super-sub for Oscar Pareja?
Conor Casey just couldn't find himself in 2012, which was pretty unfortunate since he got the second most minutes of any forward on the team.
Omar Cummings got traded to Houston, but how did he do with the Rapids last season?
Shane O'Neill wasn't bad when we saw him, but we need more time to evaluate.
Yeah, barely remembered Harrison Henao, too.
Who? Oh, right, Ross LaBauex, had almost forgotten about him.
Pablo Mastroeni played in two games last year. The Rapids won both of those games. COINCIDENCE?! Yeah, probably.
As a super sub, Jamie Smith was up and down, but generally pretty good coming back from injury.
Joseph Nane was all right for a couple of games, and not anywhere near all right for the other couple.
Hendry Thomas was pretty awesome this year, and was probably the most important re-signing of the off-season.
Wells Thompson hardly played at all under Oscar Pareja, which is probably a good thing since he never quite fit in with the style of play they were going for.
It was a solid rookie season for Tony Cascio, but as with any rookie, there is much room for improvement.
Brian Mullan had a complete transformation in 2012, one of the few success stories of the season under Oscar Pareja as he turned from a midfield bulldog into a true attacker.