On the heels of Tuesday's announcement that the Seattle Sounders signed 2016 draft pick Tony Alfaro to a first team deal and traded General Allocation Money (GAM) to Toronto FC in exchange for Targeted Allocation Money (TAM) and an international roster spot, General Manager Garth Lagerwey was upbeat about where the club stands as the MLS season gets underway. "When you put our best XI out there right now, we’re pretty solid. I don’t see any holes. I don’t look at it and say 'we have to replace this person because they’re not able to play at a high level.
Sounders seek better roster balance with potential transfers, GM says
