Versatility is the most valuable word in MLS, and Antonio Nocerino would bring it to the Orlando City midfield.
For years all across Major League Soccer, teams have struggled with depth. It's part of the landscape of participating in a league that manages its books tightly with stringent salary rules and a cap in place. Remember Adam Cristman running around like a chubby, awkward, American version of Peter Crouch, blowing more chances in the 2011 MLS Cup Final than I did on my senior prom night? He is the personification of the MLS struggle against depth.