While some of them may not have contributed much in 2005, Rochester lost seven of their all-time leaders in minutes played.  In other words, you will not know this team without a scorecard.  On the plus-side, Calloway finally gets a chance to see what he can do with a roster containing no holdovers from the Ercoli years.  Big upgrades at the forward position, with Delicâte, Gbeke, Menyongar, and Severs combining for 33 goals in 2005.  Not quite as impressive as offensive additions in Montreal, but definitely nothing to sneeze at, either.  Bertz and Lewis will have big shoes to fill in replacing long-standing Rochester backs Demmin and Schweitzer, but there’s not much happening in the midfield, though, so maybe Calloway will be sticking to the best-defense-is-a-good-offense strategy.  The Rhinos must learn to score/win on the road to be successful, though.  The early portion of the season, when Rochester will be on the road prior to the opening of their brand new facility, could get pretty ugly.