As you may have noticed, the off-season is here and Orlando City’s second campaign in MLS is officially over. Just as our own Wade Williams has done all year, it’s time to bring you the Stock Watch report one last time in 2016, Season in Review edition.
There was some bad this year, but also handsome amount of good. Some players rose, some fell, naturally.
So, let’s get down to business.
Kevin Molino — No player in MLS has a better case to win Comeback Player of the Year than Molino, who came back from a torn ACL after missing all but seven games last season to score 11 goals and assist on eight goals for the Lions, all while missing Kaká for a decent chunk of the season.