Shore’s stoppage-time strike rescues a point for NYCFC
Jonathan Shore scored in the 99th minute as New York City FC drew 2-2 with Orlando City, but the fantasy impact is limited to a late attacking return.
For fantasy managers, Jonathan Shore’s 99th-minute equalizer is a useful one-off attacking return rather than a clear role change. NYCFC are still stuck in poor form, but a stoppage-time goal still counts fully in Kickbase scoring and can swing a match even without long minutes. Risk: Low. Short-term. Hold and monitor.
Fantasy Analysis
A stoppage-time goal is valuable in Kickbase because it still lands as full attacking output, even if it comes late. Shore's return is encouraging, but the article gives no evidence that his minutes security has changed, so treat this as a form note rather than a breakout signal. Keep him if you already own him; do not chase aggressively unless his role becomes more consistent.
Related Players
- Jonathan Shore — MID — New York City FC
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