In almost two full seasons in Colorado, Gomez tallied six goals and three assists, including the first-ever goal at the new Dick's Sporting Goods Park. But his playing time has diminished significantly in 2008, with Gomez making only five starts (17 total appearances) for 644 minutes.
"Herculez Gomez is a talented, hardworking and passionate player who is capable of scoring quality goals," said KC Technical Director Peter Vermes. "He has the ability to play at forward or in midfield and help bolster our attack. Gomez is a young player who already has a lot of experience and will help us both this season and in the future."
Kansas City is hoping that Herculez can lift an offense that has scored just 23 times in 22 games, tied for second-lowest in MLS. Despite the additions of international forwards Ivan Trujillo and Claudio Lopez in the offseason, the Wizards' leading scorer in 2008 is centerback Jimmy Conrad, who has five goals.
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