BEAVERTON, Ore. – He was one of the new faces in preseason camp last February, though in the recesses of our memories from the 2018 season, winter’s camp in Tucson feels like too long ago. But that was when players like Foster Langsdorf, taking time away from Stanford to be with the team, and Andrés Flores, having followed new head coach Giovanni Savarese from their stays with the New York Cosmos, were getting their first taste of an MLS preseason. As other new arrivals came – players like Samuel Armenteros, Julio Cascante, Cristhian Paredes and Andy Polo – inquiring minds wondered what the new first-teamers would bring to Savarese’s first MLS squad.
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