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- Feb 26:
- Rapids re-sign midfielder Jaime Castrillon
- Jan 21:
- Rapids' Jaime Castrillon injured and on transfer block, Pareja says
- Jan 12:
- Diego Calderón, defensa del seleccionado ecuatoriano, llega a los Rapids
- Jan 3:
- El defensor Diego Calderón, del seleccionado ecuatoriano, llega a los Rapids
- Rapids sign defender Diego Calderon, veteran of Ecuador's national team
- Jul 10:
- Colorado Rapids out of MLS playoff picture, but taking form at midpoint
- Jun 27:
- Rapids' front office says re-signing core veterans key for the future
- Jun 3:
- Rapids feeling effects of head hits as concussions get more MLS scrutiny
- May 29:
- Colorado Rapids knock off Tampa Bay in U.S. Open Cup third round
- May 24:
- Colorado Rapids' Conor Casey, Omar Cummings still slowed by injuries
Rapids technical director Paul Bravo, the head of soccer operations for the Major League Soccer team, will have his contract extended for three more years, a team source confirmed Tuesday.
Club president Tim Hinchey earlier in the day told Class VI, one of the Rapids' support groups, that the team "just renewed him" and will make an official announcement soon.
"He has a fantastic pedigree in our league," Hinchey said.
Bravo returned this year, despite the Rapids' dismissals of managing director Jeff Plush (Bravo's former boss) and coach Gary Smith after last season.
Bravo directed the hiring of Oscar Pareja as the Rapids' new coach. The Rapids on Tuesday also made official the coaching staff under Pareja, naming former U.S. under-17 national team boss Wilmer Cabrera an assistant coach.
The Rapids had been close to hiring Cabrera for weeks, but MLS paperwork held up officially adding him to the coaching staff. Cabrera is a former Colombian national team player and a veteran of two World Cups (1990 and 1998).
The Rapids also hired assistant coach Paul Caffrey, Cabrera's assistant with the U.S. under-17 national team. They will retain David Kramer for a fifth season as goalkeepers coach. Nick Groke, The Denver Post
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