Inside the Numbers: Tim Parker
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The 2020 season was supposed to the beginning of a new era for the Dynamo. Tab Ramos, former U-20 USMNT manager, was brought in as manager to develop Houston’s young talent while trying to get the Dynamo back to the playoffs for the first time since 2017. Instead of a competitive youthful Dynamo, the team missed the playoffs again in 2020. Houston finished with their lowest points per game (0.91) in their 15-year history and finished in last place in the Western Conference. 2020 was not a normal year. The season halted after the first few weeks due to the COVID-19 pandemic and then ensued in a stop-gap regular season. Ramos has his first full offseason to work with the organization to bring in players that are more suitable for his tactical ideology. The major acquisition so far has been NYRB center back Tim Parker. Parker was acquired for $450K in allocation money, which could increase based on