BALTIMORE, Md. – Thursday afternoon’s MLS SuperDraft offered the New England Revolution the chance to take a step towards strengthening their 2016 roster, which they feel they did by selecting versatile defender Jordan McCrary (10th overall) and dynamic winger Michael Gamble (30th overall).
There are, however, further steps to be made ahead of the March 6 season opener against the Houston Dynamo as the Revs continue their quest for top-end talent on the international market.
General Manager Michael Burns spoke on that topic at the Baltimore Convention Center on Thursday as the Revolution wrapped up the SuperDraft and turned their attention towards next Friday, when they’ll open preseason camp in Foxborough.