Updated: Nov. 12
| 9/15 |
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TRADED - F Kei Kamara to Kansas City in exchange for F Abe Thompson and allocation money
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| 9/8 |
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ACTIVATED - D Eddie Robinson from disabled list
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| 8/20 |
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SIGNED - F Luis Angel Landín as club's first designated player
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RELEASED - F Ade Akinbiyi
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| 8/14 |
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TRADED - International roster slot to San Jose in exchange for D Ryan Cochrane
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TRADED - D Julius James to D.C. United in exchange for a third-round pick in the 2012 MLS SuperDraft
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| 7/17 |
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PLACED - D Richard Mulrooney on disabled list
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| 6/9 |
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TRADED - F Chris Wondolowski and a conditional pick in the 2010 MLS SuperDraft to San Jose in exchange for F Cam Weaver
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| 5/27 |
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TRADED - A first-round pick in the 2010 MLS SuperDraft and a second-round pick in the 2011 MLS SuperDraft to New York in exchange for F Dominic Oduro
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PLACED - D Eddie Robinson on disabled list
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| 4/24 |
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RE-SIGNED - Head coach Dominic Kinnear to an extension that runs through the 2012 season
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| 4/14 |
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SIGNED - D Andrew Hainault
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| 4/2 |
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SIGNED - F Ade Akinbiyi
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| 3/12 |
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RE-SIGNED - M Erik Ustruck
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| 2/27 |
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SIGNED - GK Tyler Deric as club's first home-grown player
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| 1/29 |
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SIGNED - F Felix Garcia as generation adidas player
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| 1/26 |
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RE-SIGNED - D Bobby Boswell
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TRADED - D Patrick Ianni to Seattle in exchange for a conditional pick in the 2010 MLS SuperDraft
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| 1/23 |
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SIGNED - GK Tally Hall
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| 1/15 |
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DRAFTED - M Danny Cruz (41st overall 2009 SuperDraft), F Marcus Tracy (56th overall 2009 MLS SuperDraft)
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This Sunday, March 21, the dream continues for thousands of aspiring young players around the nation as Major League Soccer and its participating teams unveil plans for Sueño MLS 2010 - built by The Home Depot, the nationally televised search for soccer's top young undiscovered talent.
The Houston Dynamo have acquired midfielder Lovel Palmer from Jamaican club Harbour View, it was announced today. Per team and league policy, terms of the transaction and of Palmer's contract were not disclosed.
There are ghosts at Kezar Stadium. On Wednesday night, however, hopefully one of those ghosts was put to bed: the fate-twisted paths that have tied two MLS franchises -- the Dynamo and the Earthquakes -- together.
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