Good Friday morning Caps fans. Hope you all are winding things down for the week and are headed for a relaxing and restful weekend.

There isn’t much news to report, as we get a rare off week from MLS action due to the international break. Shout-out to the Caps in action, including Sebastian Berhalter and Ralph Priso, who will be suiting up in friendlies tomorrow.

Back in Vancouver, everyone continues to hold their breath about the fate of Andres Cubas, who sustained an injury during the Caps’ CCC second leg against Seattle. Outside of maybe Berhalter, this is the biggest possible blow for the Caps injury wise.

Jesper Sorensen said this week that there is not a clear timeframe for Cubas’ return. Four weeks seemed to be his estimate, however, which would simultaneously be better than it could be and a blow to the Caps’ efforts at establishing early season momentum. It would mean Cubas would miss home matches against Portland, NYCFC, and Sporting KC, plus any other missed game time as he ramps back up to full fitness. If it is longer than that, his absences could start to bleed into Vancouver’s World Cup-induced exile from BC Place.