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De Rosario earns second straight Player of the Week Mon Aug  8 15:27:43 2011 EST
New York, NY (Sports Network) - Dwayne De Rosario's hat trick in D.C. United's 3-3 draw with Toronto FC on Saturday helped him claim Major League Soccer Player of the Week honors for the second consecutive week. D.C. United played with ten men for over 80 minutes of the match following Bill Hamid's early red card, but an inspiring three-goal performance from De Rosario carried the team and salvaged a point for United. De Rosario has been on fire for D.C. since arriving in a trade from Red Bull
D.C. draws Toronto in six-goal thriller Sat Aug  6 21:50:15 2011 EST
Washington, DC (Sports Network) - While D.C. United overcame adversity on Saturday, they will feel unfortunate to not come away with three points after drawing 3-3 with Toronto FC at RFK Stadium. The match began on a controversial note, as United goalkeeper Bill Hamid was sent off for a sliding challenge outside the goal area. Steve Cronin replaced Stephen King and played in goal for the remainder of the game. Despite being down a man, D.C. United rallied and was able to conjure a goal shortly
Struggling Fire, Whitecaps clash at Empire Field Sat Aug  6 19:15:50 2011 EST
Vancouver, BC (Sports Network) - Chicago has fewer losses than Eastern leader Columbus this year, but sits 15 points off the pace at the bottom of division with Toronto FC because it also has 13 draws. The Fire (2-6-13) have just two wins this year, and are just one tie away from tying the Major League Soccer record of 14 ties in a season set last season by FC Dallas. Unlike Dallas, which lost in the MLS Cup final to the Colorado Rapids one year ago, Chicago has failed to earn victories in its
D.C. expects tough match against new-look Toronto Fri Aug  5 18:16:00 2011 EST
Washington, DC (Sports Network) - When D.C. United and Toronto FC met on April 16th at BMO Field, United walked away with an impressive 3-0 over the Canadian club. But of the 14 Toronto players that played in that match, only seven are still with the club. A series of trades and designated player signings has left Toronto with a completely new look. Its most notable acquisitions have been Torsten Frings playing centrally in midfield and Danny Koevermans providing the finishing touch up front. D
Ruiz leaves Union; Valdes' rights secured Fri Aug  5 16:19:34 2011 EST
he departs for the Mexican second division, ending his latest stint in MLS. He began his career with the Los Angeles Galaxy in 2002, when he had 24 goals, led L.A. to the MLS Cup and was named MVP. He later played for FC Dallas, L.A. again, and Toronto FC before leaving the league. Although the Union lost Ruiz, they secured the full rights to defender Carlos Valdes from Independiente Santa Fe of the Colombian First Division. Valdes, who had been until now on loan with the Union, has emerged as o
De Rosario named MLS Player of the Week Mon Aug  1 14:24:54 2011 EST
ier Morales (Real Salt Lake) Week 3: Camilo (Vancouver Whitecaps FC) Week 4: David Ferreira (FC Dallas) Week 5: Luke Rodgers (Red Bull New York) Week 6: Landon Donovan (Los Angeles Galaxy) Week 7: Will Bruin (Houston Dynamo) Week 8: Joao Plata (Toronto FC) Week 9: Justin Braun (Chivas USA) Week 10: Jeff Parke (Seattle Sounders FC) Week 11: Justin Mapp (Philadelphia Union) Week 12: Jean Alexandre (Real Salt Lake) Week 13: Steven Lenhart (San Jose Earthquakes) Week 14: Bernardo Anor (Columbus Crew
Toronto strikes late to draw with Portland Sun Jul 31 01:16:52 2011 EST
Portland, OR (Sports Network) - Toronto FC stole a point Saturday at Jeld-Wen Field as it played to a 2-2 draw with the Portland Timbers. Eddie Johnson nearly opened the scoring for the Timbers in the 10th minute after getting on the end of a Lovel Palmer through ball. Johnson's shot was parried onto the crossbar by Toronto goalkeeper Stefan Frei and the rebound was immediately cleared. Toronto hit the frame in the first half as well. Joao Plata worked himself into a dangerous position before r
D.C. tops San Jose to continue impressive road form Sun Jul 31 00:37:53 2011 EST
he 70th minute after United midfielder Andy Najar was shown a red card for bringing down Joey Gjertsen, who had a clear path to the goal. But San Jose failed to capitalize on the man advantage, as the match ended without a goal from the 'Quakes. D.C. United continues to impress on the road as it now holds a 4-3-3 record away from RFK Stadium. Both teams return to MLS action on August 6th, as United (6-6-8) will host a struggling Toronto FC and the 'Quakes (5-8-9) will host the Portland Timbers.
Toronto, Portland battle for much-needed win Fri Jul 29 17:28:21 2011 EST
Portland, OR (Sports Network) - Toronto FC enter Saturday's match against the Portland Timbers having lost four straight Major League Soccer regular season matches. The club has never lost five straight games in MLS regular season play, and they will face a Portland team that is also struggling to pick up points. Portland is winless in eight of its last nine games, going 1-7-1 in that stretch. The club's home form has dwindled as well. Following a 5-0 start at Jeld-Wen Field, the Timbers have r
Revs hope to finish road trip on positive note in KC Fri Jul 29 13:41:33 2011 EST
into this game at Kansas City." In order to keep its positive run of results going, the Revs will need plenty of good vibes as they face a Sporting side that is currently on a 12-game unbeaten streak. Kansas City is coming off of a 4-2 win over Toronto FC that saw both Omar Bravo and Kei Kamara net two goals apiece, while new signing Jeferson also made a positive impact in his debut. The Brazilian midfielder signed as a Designated Player earlier in the week, and he assisted on Bravo's 37th-minut
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