Another week of wheelin' and dealin' in MLS. Here is an updated list of what's gone on during this season in terms of player movement. Here's some food for thought though too. Look at this list, you see something interesting? Yeah, a whole slew of Americans returned to MLS this summer. Brian McBride, Eddie Lewis, Robbie [. Click to continue reading...

Those golden boots are leaving town. FC Dallas forward Ricardinho has returned home to Brazil to play with his club and Dallas partner Atletico Paranaense today after clearing MLS waivers. He joined FCD in July 2007 as the first player exchanged between the two partner clubs. Honestly, this move isn't a total shocker to me. Click to continue reading...

Sounds to me like Toronto FC is in the Carlos Ruiz sweepstakes after all here. Today they announced the release of midfielder Laurent Robert. Robert started in 16 of 17 games scoring one goal and adding three assists. Kinda of a surprise release to me. I'm not sure if it was a personal kind of decision on [. Click to continue reading...

Houston Dynamo has waived young forward Franco Caraccio today. The young striker floundered with the Dynamo, managing two goals and an assist in 10 games for Houston. The re-signing of Nate Jaqua earlier this week and the Dynamo's aim to shop for at least one more forward for the second half of the MLS season made [. Click to continue reading...

Galaxy fans, you hear that? Its the sound of goals not being scored on you because a certain defender got beat yet again. Yup, the LA Galaxy has waived Portuguese defender and veteran traffic cone Abel Xavier, the Washington Post's Steve Goff reported today. I won't go too much into details on this because its honestly the [. Click to continue reading...

It seems like DC United is cutting their losses with some of their new players from this winter by giving them the boot. We all know little ol' Franco Niell was releases a couple weeks back, now it looks like they are cutting ties with backup goal Jose Carvallo. "We'll officially announce shortly that we've released [. Click to continue reading...