There were some not so great things reportedly said by Revolution players after Porter was let go - both on and off the record. Overall bad relationships w/players. The phrase I remember is something like "he forgets we have families" off the field.

Caleb Porter - worked w/Wray in Columbus between 2020-2022. Porter was let go by the New England Revolution in September 2025.

Laurent Courtois - worked w/Wray in Montreal between 2024-2025. Courtois was let go by Montreal in March 2025. #AllForCITY

These are the final option decisions to be made by CITY ahead of 2026 and this puts the roster at 24 going into the offseason.

Also noted in the press release is that the club remains in active discussions on potential returns for Henry Kessler, Conrad Wallem and Devin Padelford

- Break for the 26 World Cup from 5/25-7/16 w/the resumption match a rivalry match to garner excitement ahead of the WC final
- Break after Decision Day for a FIFA int'l break (different from today as there's a break after the 1st round of playoff games)
- MLS All Star Game is on July 29 #AllForCITY

We're not facing them. You don't get a yearly home/away to all teams cross conference right now. Something that should be changing w/the 27/28 move to single table/divisions.

- CITY will have 11 home games from July-Oct after the WC.
- Includes 1st ever trips to NYCFC/DCU & 1st ever reg season match vs RBNY
- Decision Day is away to Houston on Nov 7 #AllForCITY

- Rivalry matches vs SKC are both on weekdays. Thursday in STL & Wednesday in KCK.
- No match vs Chicago Fire (1st season w/o a reg season STL/CHI match)
- CITY only has 6 home games before the World Cup from Feb - May w/no back to back home games #AllForCITY

Becher ended the presser as hype man for the SLU Mens Soccer team, hyping up their opportunity this week, the players, coaches and wishing them the best of luck. #AllForCITY

Becher said they had conversations about his best position & he reiterated central, in a striker position vs out wide.

Becher noted this was his 1st postseason training.

Noted as Critch said, he took on a leader role a bit this postseason, though he missed “his buddy” in Klauss #AllForCITY

Always talking to Critchley, always working w/the staff on where he can be best used at. He noted playing out wide due to injuries or otherwise and cutting in or as a 9. And no matter where, always pressing in the attack off the ball. #AllForCITY

Noted having good mentors in Klauss, Teuchert, Hartel… guys who’ve played the highest level of the game & assuring him he’s doing the right things, having a growth mindset.

Becher noted a lot on growing related to his positioning and what was asked of him. #AllForCITY

Becher then said that was much more in line with the work he put in. He then stepped away from statistics and talked about just continuing to work. Looking at his role, where he played and continuing to work on what he can. #AllForCITY

On improving for next year: A lot is about the team’s identity and what you want it to be, gelling. Preseason will be very important. Optimistic looking forward.

Becher noted xG was low but called out PsxG (post shot xG) as “the quality of the shot” too and looking at that stuff. #AllForCITY

Spending the time w/the guys in training, away from the week in/week out pressures of games was good. Hopefully not a situation they’re in again next year but good to work w/staff on things they might not have had a chance to in the season. #AllForCITY

On Critch cont: Easy to see passion, players could see the passion in their coach. Obstacles in results but he always came back as a problem solver, not adding to a problem. “He has my full support.” #AllForCITY