@Fabianski I knew this road is long and hard but I can see the end of it. And I'm very happy to see the regional riders emerging. For me that's more important than promotion.
No loan-ins either so I do feel the future looks bright. I'm looking forward to see Huertas, Rojas, Rivera and Jimenez Retana next year. It's also true Herrera has a horrendous potential but he's a serviceable guy.
@redordead Thank you. I am pleased how the team develops and I do hope our core region riders will see results in the future.
@liefwarrior I have high hopes KHJ will keep us afloat while I finish the first part of my development plan.
@TheManxMissile Jensen is here to keep us entertained while I finish building the regional fellows. And I must say I am quite proud of how things are going so far.
We are boasting 5 national champions within our ranks, 2 of whom have won the double, both on the road race and at time trial. It is only appropriate then to celebrate their performance with distinctive jerseys to highlight these excellent achievements within the peloton. Unfortunately, Jason Huertas and Henry Antonio Rojas are on loan, therefore they’ll be unable to enjoy them this year, unless the teams they are riding for this season decide to adopt our design. If they’ll get the chance to wear these special jerseys this year or on other future occasion remains to be seen, until then, here are the designs our team manager came up with to celebrate the outstanding national champions of the team.
I only can second the others. You're building a really nice regional core (though there probably aren't enough race days for all your talents) and have some nice captains for the results. I'm intrigued to see how this combination will pay out for you.
Due to conflicting schedules, pressing issues vying for attention and just plain laziness at times our news outlet went into radio silence. With the lifting of much of these from the shoulders of our principal reporter it is time to get back on track and polish this medium to a shine. So, without further ado, let’s see where it leads us from here.
Three years ago we took the first steps on a rocky, steep path, a road that demanded patience, offered frustration as a side dish and might reward with a sense of deep satisfaction. We embraced the challenge and continued diligently to build this project, although there were times when it felt like burning everything to the ground. Entering the fourth year in our team’s life we’ll analyze the steps taken in the past years and look with hope at the growth and potential rewards that sprang from our planted seeds.
HENRY ANTONIO ROJAS, 25 years
Experience: MAX
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DOW
PRL
68
68
74
63
75
70
70
68
67
74
71
70
66
68
70
76
63
76
71
72
68
67
76
73
70
66
Henry Antonio Rojas is among the first riders signing with the team on its inaugural season and after spending the past season on loan he returns home to bolster our squad in its attempt to staying true to its regional focus. Henry is the national champion of Nicaragua on the road as well as at time trial.
JOHN JIMENEZ RETANA, 25 years
Experience: MAX
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DOW
PRL
69
59
64
57
67
67
71
69
75
77
63
68
63
71
59
65
57
69
68
76
70
77
79
63
68
63
John Jimenez Retana is the future of sprint for our team, or so it seems. Not the most impressive physically he perhaps could compensate his apparent fragility with speed, recovery and racing savvy. Only time will answer these question, but we are proud of another rider whose cycling history parallels that of the team.
KEVIN RIVERA, 26 years
Experience: MAX
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DOW
PRL
68
75
69
59
71
72
69
57
60
71
72
69
58
69
77
70
59
73
74
70
57
60
72
74
72
58
Kevin Rivera joined our team after the disbandment of Azteca and that particular situation hampered his development a little. He found patience and willingness within our team and continued to grow here since that unfortunate obstacle in his career.
ERICK HERRERA, 28 years
Experience: MAX
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DOW
PRL
64
73
73
63
68
73
73
52
61
66
67
64
61
64
75
73
63
68
74
74
52
61
67
68
65
61
Erick Herrera was the first signing of our team, back in 2021, that involved a transfer fee. He proved to be a selfless teammate and one of the most reliable riders within our ranks, earning the trust of the team and of our manager. He topped his tremendous work last season by winning the national road race of El Salvador.
JASON HUERTAS, 26 years
Experience: MAX
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DOW
PRL
73
63
68
73
73
72
71
61
73
75
76
66
74
75
63
68
75
74
74
72
61
74
76
76
66
76
Jason Huertas joined the team in 2022 and spent the past season on loan. He is returning home now and the team manager is hoping that his versatility might prove valuable for the team. Jason is the national time-trial champion of our home country.
SERGIO CHUMIL, 24 years
Experience: 4.9
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DOW
PRL
65
71
69
69
71
70
70
55
62
66
66
67
69
66
74
71
71
73
72
72
55
62
67
67
68
71
Sergio Chumil still has enough to learn, but things are looking good from where we stand. Sergio finished in top 10 of Tour de lÄvenir last year and this result seems to point to further satisfying moments in his career.
BRYAN FERNANDO MENDOZA, 26 years
Experience: 4.0
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DOW
PRL
67
71
65
69
71
71
72
55
62
66
67
67
70
68
73
67
71
73
73
74
55
62
67
68
67
72
SERGIO ARIAS VILLANUEVA, 26 years
Experience: 4.2
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DOW
PRL
71
60
62
73
71
72
68
61
62
68
69
65
73
73
60
63
75
73
74
70
61
62
68
70
65
75
JOSEPH IVAN SAMUDIO, 25 years
Experience: 4.1
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DOW
PRL
72
54
60
64
71
69
67
65
66
67
74
62
67
74
54
62
64
73
70
68
67
66
67
77
63
67
Bryan Fernando Mendoza joined our team as a stagiare in our inaugural season and steadily earned his place within our squad. The same goes for Sergio Arias Villanueva and Joseph Ivan Samudio, fellow stagiari of Bryan in 2021.
GABRIEL FRANCISCO ROJAS, 24 years
Experience: 3.2
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DOW
PRL
66
68
66
65
67
66
67
50
64
67
66
68
65
66
71
66
65
68
69
69
50
64
69
68
71
65
KEVIN GRANADOS, 23 years
Experience: 3.2
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DOW
PRL
67
68
67
59
68
69
61
53
68
71
62
68
61
69
69
69
59
71
70
63
54
71
74
63
68
61
GERMAN DARIO GOMEZ, 23 years
Experience: 3.1
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DOW
PRL
63
67
65
67
67
65
67
57
59
69
64
67
65
64
71
67
70
70
67
70
57
59
69
64
67
68
LUIS ESTEBAN MURILLO, 23 years
Experience: 3.6
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DOW
PRL
68
60
65
67
69
69
67
67
66
70
76
69
67
70
61
66
68
70
71
69
68
67
72
78
70
68
EDGAR CADENA, 24 years
Experience: 3.2
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DOW
PRL
67
63
67
59
74
64
63
60
65
64
55
64
62
68
65
70
60
77
66
65
60
65
65
56
64
63
BREDIO RUIZ, 23 years
Experience: 3.1
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DOW
PRL
67
56
65
64
70
70
66
66
65
64
72
72
63
67
58
68
64
71
72
67
66
65
67
75
72
63
FREDY DOMINGO BULUX, 23 years
Experience: 3.1
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DOW
PRL
69
61
64
63
69
64
64
52
59
71
73
66
63
71
64
65
64
71
66
66
53
60
74
76
68
64
We end with a slew of riders who have only a year under their belts with our team. The exception is Gabriel Francisco Rojas who started in 2022 with our team as a stagiare. These youngsters also hold some bragging rights, Gabriel Francisco Rojas won Nakhon Ratchasima Trophy and Bredio Ruiz a stage at Baltic Chain Tour last season.
The maxed riders should add some good depth to your team and the lvl 3s look ready for some solid domestique work. Maybe this time I'll be able to take one of your riders on loan.
As others have said, a very solid core of home-grown regional riders coming through is always nice to see
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@redordead Yeap, quite a lot of stats gain. We suffered so far from depth scoring, but I guess it was to be expected while building the region. I do hope we manage to improve in depth scoring this season.
@SotD I am starting to see the end of the tunnel now. The team is shaping nicely around our core region.
@Ulrich Ulriksen Those breakaway victories delighted me greatly. I'm keeping my fingers crossed we are keeping at it. And will improve the training in this area.
@jandal7 I must admit I can finally feel a bit proud about the core region. And although there are some disappointing moments to be had along the way I will definitely keep at working within this focus region.
Can only echo the others, awesome amount of young riders you're developing there! And it looks like you even had enough leaders to secure a late promotion due to disbands, congrats
Looking forward to see how you shape your 2024 roster around your young core, should be a fun (and busy) transfer season for you!
Once more we found ourselves promoted to the PCT, which in itself is a good thing, but it came with a deconstructing and rebuilding of the transfer strategy set initially in place. However, as it is said, adapt or die.
We begin with a nod to the team’s philosophy and its main focus, developing the Costa Rican cycling in particular and the Central American in general. Therefore it comes as no surprise that 2 young riders, Dylan Roberto Jimenez and Donovan Ramirez, from our home country, found a welcoming hearth at Manada Coyote. The team manager has some experience under his belt already and he is most eager to continue building on the number of home grown talent. We are certain Dylan and Donovan will thrive under his guidance.
STILL TENDING
BREDIO RUIZ, 23 y/o, Wage: 50,000
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DWN
PRO
67
58
68
64
71
72
67
66
65
67
75
72
63
BRANDON RODRIGUEZ, 23 y/o, Wage; 50,000
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DWN
PRO
74
58
61
64
70
70
60
60
72
72
75
67
66
2 more young riders join the Costa Rican pair, although they are past their neo-pro year. Bredio Ruiz rejoins the team after the negotiations of a new contract didn’t lead anywhere. A stage winner at the Baltic Chain Tour and national road champion of Panama Bredio’s demands at the end of the season were seen as outrageous and despite the team manager’s efforts to convince him that such financial gains would not be met on the free market the rider left the team. Only to be back now, to continue his development within our ranks, on a more realistic terms. Brandon Rodriguez was one of the team’s transfer targets last season, but it was a match not meant to be. It is now, since an agreement between DK Zalgriris and Manada Coyote was reached, and for a fee of 150,000 Brandon will ride for our team next season.
TENDING... STILL
GEORGE PEDEN, 25 y/o, Wage: 50,000, On Loan
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DWN
PRO
70
60
62
72
70
66
70
60
61
63
68
68
73
We cannot end our developing chapter without presenting George Peden. He comes to our team on loan, due to some financial pieces needing to be moved for us during this transfer period. That doesn’t mean he will discover an unfriendly atmosphere here. On the contrary, we are always happy to welcome such developing riders and as seen in the past it is a very pleasant feeling to meet during the races with old acquaintances, cyclists who include our team’s name in their learning process.
WHERE EAGLES FLY
HAROLD TEJADA, 27 y/o, Wage: 110,000
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DWN
PRO
68
77
73
71
72
76
72
57
59
70
66
64
71
JEFFERSON ALEXANDER CEPEDA, 26 y/o, Wage: 60,000
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DWN
PRO
68
71
68
64
70
69
66
57
60
68
61
59
63
We benefited from some strong mountain leaders in the past, but I am afraid it is no longer the case. However, the team now has a core of home grown such riders and we rely on strength in numbers. We might not scare anyone before a race, but, perhaps, we would surprise some. Bolstering that number is Harold Tejada, who we believe is a solid rider, and Jefferson Alexander Cepeda, who is not equally impressive, but who our team manager believes was too easily discarded in the past and deserves to continue developing his talent to full potential.
SPEEEED
BRYAN COQUARD, 32 y/p, Wage: 600,000
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DWN
PRO
73
59
67
65
71
74
84
56
84
83
60
65
79
Remember our first PCT season? Well, we would rather forget it as well, except the fact that Jonas Ahlstrand took the division by storm and won the individual rankings. We would certainly like to see that again. No, not the rel;egation part, but winning the individual rankings again. Without sinking as we already said it. For that purposes, with high hopes in our minds and hearts, Bryan Coquard enters the scene. Bryan joins Manada Coyote in a monster deal that saw Kristian Haugaard Jensen, Luis Enrique Lemus Davila and Joao Gaspar leaving, with a check of 1,200,000 in one of their pockets, for ELCO – ABEA. Would such a move pay off? Only the future has that answer, but for certain we are more optimistic about our chances in receiving a positive response.
RUN TO THE HILLS
JAY MCCARTHY, 32 y/o, Wage: 250,000
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DWN
PRO
70
67
82
58
80
75
70
69
65
74
71
71
58
SEAN MCKENNA, 30 y/o, WageL 86,000
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FGH
DWN
PRO
70
74
76
64
69
72
71
61
65
77
73
70
64
In order to survive we cannot put our eggs in just one basket, so one very important target during this transfer period was Jay McCarthy. With the departure of Kristian Haugaard Jensen the team was left with a hole within its squad, a hole that needed to be filled. After a long, long, frustrating, long, stressing time the Australian is finally part of our team and he is not seen as only a filling, but an improvement. As in the case of Bryan Coquard there are a lot of expectations tightly bonded to his arrival and that might mean high pressure on the rider. Still, again, we ride on high hopes now and until racing starts it’s just a blissful time around here. Pressure, yes, but we do bring help to relieve t it as well. After his sacking Sean McKenna popped into the attention of our team manager and we are happy to welcome him to the team. The sense of excitment is palpable around this signing, because it is believed Sean would not only be able to help McCarthy on the hills, but our mountain riders too.
So, let us welcome these riders to the team and let us enjoy this period of excitment while it lasts!
Lots of pressure on the shoulders of Coquard and McCarthy, but boy are those some shoulders to have! It's going to be a good year, i feel it for you, and with a ton of local talent still coming along. Exciting times indeed!
Coquard is the best sprinter in the game, and I just hope that turns into points for you. It should, but I'm always wary. Having McCarthy too as well as a lot of newly developed depth should help. Even though he had a slow PT season, McCarthy did great in PCT last time through on the same game engine, so I'm hopeful it'll be just fine.
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@TheManxMissile We definitely rely on Coquard and McCarthy, but I am proud of building my focus region. And whatever the outcome this season I am not going to stir away from keeping that focus, although frustrating at times it is more rewarding and fun for me playing the game in this way. Exciting times indeed!
@Laurens147 We meet again! We certainly do battle again, as I began to expect since we started the same year and did so throughout the seasons. The building of the region gives me great joy and hopefully our battles will include more local riders from my part.
@baseballlover312 I am hoping for a similar season for Coquard as Ahlstrand had with us in PCT. And if that comes to be and McCarthy pulls his weight I am hopeful we would avoid relegation. So far, on paper, I believe we're looking good.
@quadsas I am happy to have Big Brandon within my team's ranks and to bolster our focus region. Thank you for this deal!
@SotD I couldn't miss Donovan, could I? I do hope Coquard enters his beast mode. If not, well, it was worth a try.
@redordead We do have an untested lead-out train, but there's an entire season ahead to grease those wheels. Well, not the entire season since they need to handle faster the ropes of sprinting than, say, October.
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LOS COYOTES
THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME
Our team manager doesn’t like things coming easy to him. Well, actually, he would welcome with open arms and enjoy such things for certain, but he does remember more clearly challenges that demand a tribute of sweat, some disappointments and no small amount of frustration in order to render a profound feeling of satisfaction. Such a challenge is Manada Coyote project, or the formerly known Volcanica – Fox cycling team. True, we can name the team ABBA as well, since this project reminded our team manager of a football team from his home country, which some long time ago was nicknamed ABBA, because it journeyed between the first 2 divisions often (Divizia A being the first league then and Divizia B being the second). Manada Coyote might fit that bill, with a journey up and down that would worry to great extent a patient with heart palpitations if it was represented on a graphic similar to an EKG (read here CT to PCT to CT to PCT again). 3 years in the making, entering the 4th, this cycling project ticked all the boxes for our team manager, disappointments, frustration, head-to-the-desk, being on the brink of abandonment, but most of all, satisfaction. This is beginning to show on the representations within our team. For instance, but by no means unintentional, we highlight the Costa Rican riders first. Manada Coyote boasts 9 riders from our home nation, who represent 36% of our squad. Sure, the aim is to reach at least 50%, but since we worked hard so far we believe the team is on the right track and we will see half of our riders hailing from Costa Rica in the future. And, why not, a national team representing us at the World Championships?
Name
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FHT
DWN
PRL
Age
Wage
John Jimenez Retana
71
59
65
57
69
68
76
70
77
79
63
68
63
25
60000
Kevin Rivera
69
77
70
59
73
74
70
57
60
72
74
72
58
26
50000
Jason Huertas
75
63
68
75
74
74
72
61
74
76
76
66
76
26
50000
Kevin Granados
69
69
69
59
71
70
63
54
71
74
63
68
61
23
50000
Sergio Arias Villanueva
73
60
63
75
73
74
70
61
62
68
70
65
75
26
50000
Luis Esteban Murillo
70
61
66
68
70
71
69
68
67
72
78
70
68
23
55000
Gabriel Francisco Rojas
66
71
66
65
68
69
69
50
64
69
68
71
65
24
60000
Donovan Ramirez
68
59
67
66
70
69
68
57
65
69
63
64
70
22
50000
Dylan Roberto Jimenez
64
67
63
58
70
69
68
55
68
63
62
70
51
22
50000
LET'S LOOK AROUND
32% of our riders meet the regional focus criteria set in stone for our team, which raises our percent to 68 when it comes to that particular focus. Of course, there is no secret here, the obvious aim is 100% or at least 90%. And, once again, we do believe, to an almost fanatical extent, that the team would reach its aim in the future. The only question remaining, would that happen in the CT division, the PCT one or, fingers crossed, in the PT?
Name
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FHT
DWN
PRL
Age
Wage
Erick Herrera
64
75
73
63
68
74
74
52
61
67
68
65
61
28
50000
Bryan Fernando Mendoza
68
73
67
71
73
73
74
55
62
67
68
67
72
26
50000
Brandon Rodriguez
74
58
61
64
70
70
60
60
72
72
75
67
66
23
50000
Name
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FHT
DWN
PRL
Age
Wage
Sergio Chumil
66
74
71
71
73
72
72
55
62
67
67
68
71
24
50000
Fredy Domingo Bulux
71
64
65
64
71
66
66
53
60
74
76
68
64
23
50000
Name
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FHT
DWN
PRL
Age
Wage
Henry Antonio Rojas
68
70
76
63
76
71
72
68
67
76
73
70
66
25
80000
Name
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FHT
DWN
PRL
Age
Wage
Joseph Ivan Samudio
74
54
62
64
73
70
68
67
66
67
77
63
67
25
50000
Bredio Ruiz
67
58
68
64
71
72
67
66
65
67
75
72
63
23
50000
A LITTLE BIT NORTH
We are moving a little further north. Not much, because we do know how one particular wealthy occupant of North America treated the Central part of the continents (not that we did not have riders from there). It’s just a historical link, a very, very old one. When we share the line of Aztec, Olmec and Maya history we can share some cycling ground as well. Sure, there is only one such rider within our team, but we are proud to have him. We are also certain that a certain rider coming up the U23 ranks would render a fierce bidding battle during the upcoming transfers. We are not the ones to hide our intention here, we will be there, but we must ask ourselves... „There can be only one?”
Name
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FHT
DWN
PRL
Age
Wage
Edgar Cadena
68
65
70
60
77
66
65
60
65
65
56
64
63
24
50000
GOING SOUTH
In the words of the great Bruce Dickinson, of the famed Iron Maiden, spoken during a concert in Monterrey, Mexico (another connection?) „Every time we go south of the border, the harder it fuc...g gets!” Well, he was talking about a different border than the one we are crossing and the craziness we’re referring to took place only during the transfer season and not at some crazy border control. We always relied on our southern counterparts to boost our team because, in the end, they do have more cycling pedigree, more talent and potential. But we are doing this only because the language barrier is no barrier at all and our young riders can learn from more experienced riders. And we are doing it only to the extent it makes sense, for building the future of our team and meeting our dreams and goals.
Name
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FHT
DWN
PRL
Age
Wage
Harold Tejada
68
77
73
71
72
76
72
57
59
70
66
64
71
27
110000
German Dario Gomez
64
71
67
70
70
67
70
57
59
69
64
67
68
23
50000
Name
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FHT
DWN
PRL
Age
Wage
Jefferson Alexander Cepeda
68
71
68
64
70
69
66
57
60
68
61
59
63
26
60000
ACROSS THE OCEANS
Before Christopher Columbus there was Amerigo Vespucci and before him there were Vikings. Still, the later went further up North, but we didn’t shy away from the descendants of Vikings in our brief history. It must have been really cold up North, and although we have, thanks to our sponsor, close to our hands plenty of beer it might not be enough to face all of those cold, long, cold nights. So, we move a little bit southern and warmer this season. True, Ireland might not be recognized for warm, sunny beaches where you enjoy a cold beer, but what we’re hoping for is that the 2 Irishmen together with 1 Frenchman and 1 Australian might light up our scoreboard this season. Hell, we hope they light that board to the point where we need eclipse glasses to read it. If not... well... we can maintain our main goal and keep enjoying the feats of our team without shining up and stealing all the headlines.
Name
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FHT
DWN
PRL
Age
Wage
Sean McKenna
70
74
76
64
69
72
71
61
65
77
73
70
64
30
86000
George Peden
70
60
62
72
70
66
70
60
61
63
68
68
73
25
50000
Name
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FHT
DWN
PRL
Age
Wage
Bryan Coquard
73
59
67
65
71
74
84
56
84
83
60
65
79
32
600000
Name
FL
MNT
HIL
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SPR
ACC
FHT
DWN
PRL
Age
Wage
Jay McCarthy
70
67
82
58
80
75
70
69
65
74
71
71
58
32
250000
SO, IF YOU ENJOYED THE SHOW, PLEASE, DO COME BACK, BECAUSE... THIS IS JUST THE... BEGINNING!
Costa Rica
El Salvador
Nicaragua
Panama
SERGIO CHUMIL, 24 years
GERMAN DARIO GOMEZ, 23 years
EDGAR CADENA, 24 years
GEORGE PEDEN, 25 y/o, Wage: 50,000, On Loan
JEFFERSON ALEXANDER CEPEDA, 26 y/o, Wage: 60,000
BRYAN COQUARD, 32 y/p, Wage: 600,000
JAY MCCARTHY, 32 y/o, Wage: 250,000
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