Run, Run As Fast As You Can: Cavalry 2023 Preview
Coming off a season of injuries, Cavalry have a lot of maybe-healthy players to choose from. Getting back to a final, however, means reckoning with the long, hot Alberta summer.
Coming off a season of injuries, Cavalry have a lot of maybe-healthy players to choose from. Getting back to a final, however, means reckoning with the long, hot Alberta summer.
Continuity is key for Cavalry, but how long can a team continue when it’s been close but never a champion?
Wanderers are now 0-2 in both lightning delays and games played. Tonight could easily be 0-3.
At the beginning of a new charge forward, Tommy Wheeldon Jr. has tweaked the strategy, honed the tactics and the timing. And it still may not be enough.
When you have a tournament, this is the kind of game it’s about. Both Forge and Cavalry need a result, plus it’s Forge and Cavalry–by far CanPL’s best rivalry so far.
Tommy Wheeldon Jr. is dragging Cavalry forward despite battle scars and missing limbs. Bravery, to be sure. Foolhardy? We shall see.
Pacific are the team that always upsets Cavalry. If they do it here, they’ll have a real chance of making the final.
No team has better understanding, and in tournament play, that can make up for some deficits. Cavalry need someone to score, though.
Cavalry were built to be a prime example of the Canadian Premier League, day one. And they were.
Here we all are at the end of the road. This afternoon (or tonight, on CBC), somebody gets the keys to the castle.
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