After an April month with just three games, in which the offense remained largely dormant until the end, it was only natural that a defender was going be the best player. What we didn't realize was the Jose Goncalves was going to run away with it.
The Revolution defense has been a strong point throughout the early stages of a shaky 2013 campaign. With injuries and suspensions afflicting the unit as the season rolls into May, what can we realistically expect from this group going forward?
Mike Burns hinted at the Supporters' Summit that another player may be on the way in this week, and he might have meant someone besides Chad Barrett. Is Bilal Duckett going to be that guy?
The New England Revolution lost their fourth straight match on Saturday night against the Chicago Fire, falling 2-1 in a match riddled with defensive errors. The loss extends their winless streak to seven games.
Looking for a varied array of New England Revolution and general soccer news to help get you through the midweek drag? Read here about the Revolution defense, Football at Fenway, Carlos Bocanegra and more in today's Musket Rounds.
Has the New England Revolution defense gotten much better in 2012? TBM takes a moment to grade the performance of the defensive unit at the halfway point of this season.
How did the Revolution defense fare in 2011? The brain trust at The Bent Musket looks at the unit from all angles.
