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    Default 2010 MLS Superdraft... Jan. 14th

    Jan. 14
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    2 p.m. ET, ESPN2, ESPN360.com

    Mo has always done well in the past.
    Let's see what this one brings.


    A proposal for an additional DP slot will probably not get settled until too late for an impact on this player draft...
    http://soccernet.espn.go.com/columns...ot=mls&cc=5901

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    Quick Link: www.mlsdraft.net

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    the draft's a go but the CBA isn't resolved... interesting...

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    Quote Originally Posted by TFC_Junky View Post
    the draft's a go but the CBA isn't resolved... interesting...
    Well... they can't strike until Feb 1st.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oldtimer View Post
    Well... they can't strike until Feb 1st.
    Ha ha ha, yeah, I guess you're right! "Welcome to MLS, you're now on strike!" Priceless...

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    Ives' mockdraft from Christmas. http://www.soccerbyives.net/soccer_b...ersion-10.html

    Full Generation Adidas list should be in early January.

    SBI 2010 MLS Mock Draft

    FIRST ROUND

    1. Philadelphia Union- TEAL BUNBURY, F, Akron

    Ike Opara is regarded by many as the top prospect, but with Philly already boasting Danny Califf and Shavar Thomas (and the club linked to a Colombian defender), the Union will go with Bunbury, the top forward in the draft. Philadelphia could also deal the pick to the teams that covet Opara.

    2. New York Red Bulls- IKE OPARA, D, Wake Forest

    The Red Bulls' defense was awful at times in 2009 and doesn't boast a single shutdown defender. Enter Opara, who some regarded as good enough to be a Top Three pick in 2009. He had shaky moments in the Under-20 World Cup, but Opara is a top-notch defender who should be able to step in and start from year one.

    3. San Jose Earthquakes- TONY TCHANI, M, Virginia

    The Earthquakes under Frank Yallop are notorious for not being big fans of the draft, but if they keep this pick it will be a tough call between Tchani and Corben Bone. Having lost Darren Huckerby (and Shea Salinas), Bone might be the better pick, but Tchani is a central midfield beast who could probably step in and start for San Jose.

    4. Kansas City Wizards- CORBEN BONE, M, Wake Forest

    The Wizards' most pressing need is help at forward, and Danny Mwanga would be an ideal pick here if he signed with MLS, but with a talent like Bone still on the board Kansas City will pounce on the dangerous playmaker.

    5. FC Dallas- TONI STAHL, M, UConn

    The word around MLS circles is that FC Dallas is looking to package these two picks to move up (with Opara making sense as a target). Dallas has enough young players, and Generation adidas players at that, so look for Schellas Hyndman to take the most MLS-ready players available. Stahl is a solid defensive midfielder who is as mature as any player in the draft.

    6. FC Dallas- ANDRE AKPAN, F, Harvard

    Dallas-area fans will be happy to see the hometown product returning to Texas, but Akpan is more than just a homer pick. He's arguably the best forward in the pool, and could be this draft's Chris Pontius.

    7. D.C. United- ANDREW WIEDEMAN, F, California

    D.C. United would love to land Tchani or Stahl here, and could be tempted to grab UCLA freshman Amobi Okugo to help address the losses of Ben Olsen and Andrew Jacobson, but will instead look to strike gold at forward again with a West Coast forward just as it did with Pontius last year. Wiedeman is a polished forward who could step in and earn minutes on a D.C. team expected to lose Luciano Emilio.

    8. Columbus Crew- AMOBI OKUGO, M, UCLA

    The Crew boast enough talent to take a chance on some younger players and perhaps no teenager in the draft is drawing as many raves as Okugo, a central midfielder mature beyond his 18 years.

    9. New England Revolution- ZACH LOYD, M, North Carolina

    The Revs always do well in the draft because they take proven and mature players. Enter Loyd, a player who could step in and replace Jeff Larentowicz if he leaves this winter as expected. Loyd can play defensive midfielder, but also proved this year that he can slide into a central defense role if needed.

    10. Chivas USA- LUIS GIL, M, U.S. Under-17

    The Goats don't have any glaring needs, though Jonathan Bornstein's potential departure could hurth Chivas USA in the back. Martin Vasquez can take a chance on a long-term prospect in Gil, who has the ability to potentially be the best player this draft produces. Only 16, he's technically gifted and someone who could develop into a franchise player under the right guidance.

    11. Seattle Sounders- DILLY DUKA, M, U.S. Under-20

    The Sounders are another team that doesn't have any glaringly obvious needs, so Sigi Schmid can go with the best available player here. Duka is a player who could step in and provide some depth at multiple spots in midfield, though he might need a year on the pro level to mature before he makes a real impact.

    12. Columbus Crew- BLAIR GAVIN, M, Akron

    Gavin might not seem like the right pick for the Crew after having landed Okugo, but Columbus will be hard-pressed to pass on another talented young midfielder who could provide depth (or trade bait). Columbus could go for Jack McInerney here as well.

    13. Chicago Fire- OFORI SARKODIE, D, Indiana

    The Fire enter the draft with several needs as a load of departures have depleted a once-deep roster. With Gonzalo Segares leaving and Brandon Prideaux retired, fullback is a need position and Sarkodie is regarded by many as the best fullback in the draft.

    14. New York Red Bulls- AUSTIN DA LUZ, M, Wake Forest

    Red Bulls fans won't be happy to see Duka go to Seattle, but Da Luz offers a nice consolation prize. He showed in the College Cup semifinals that he can play left wing very well and his creativity there could lead to good minutes right away. Now, if New York can succeed in bringing back Dave Van Den Bergh, you could see the Red Bulls take a player like Jack McInerney here.

    15. Los Angeles Galaxy- ZACH SCHILAWSKI, F, Wake Forest

    The Galaxy's recent infusion of Brazilians is expected to provide a boost of depth, but it didn't address potential needs up top. Schilawski was a standout for Wake Forest and is the type of dynamic player who could benefit greatly from playing alongside Landon Donovan and David Beckham.

    16. Real Salt Lake-JACK McINERNEY, F, U.S. Under-17

    The champions head into 2010 with all its key players set to return so there's not much on the need list. Adding a 17-year-old prospect as highly-regarded as McInerney makes the most sense, assuming McInerney slides this far. RSL could use a goalkeeper, but taking one here would be a reach.

    SECOND ROUND

    17. Philadelphia Union- KYLE NAKAZAWA, M, UCLA

    The Union look for more attacking talent and find one in Nakazawa, who was a standout on the 2005 U.S. Under-17 World Cup team coached by Philly assistant John Hackworth.

    18. New York Red Bulls-KWAME WATSON-SIRIBOE, D, UConn

    Red Bulls already landed Opara, but you can't have too many central defender prospects and Watson-Siriboe gives New York the two best in the draft.

    19. San Jose Earthquakes- PHIL EDGINGTON, D, Louisville

    San Jose's defense was a mess in 2009, and while Frank Yallop will be counting the days until Jason Hernandez returns, he will do well to grab Edgington, a 6-foot-3 centerback from New Zealand.

    20. Kansas City Wizards-SEAN JOHNSON, GK, Central Florida

    The Wizards grab the best talent on the board in Johnson, the most highly-rated goalkeeper in the pool and a potential replacement for Kevin Hartman.

    21. FC Dallas-ROSS LaBAUEX, M, Virginia

    Yes, Dallas already scored Stahl in the first round, but LaBauex is actually a prospect at multiple positions, including right back, where his impressive athleticism could help him be an impact player.

    22. Colorado Rapids-MICHAEL STEPHENS, M, UCLA

    The Rapids won't mind landing Stephens here. A year ago Stephens was nearly a Generation adidas signing and someone who was considered a first-round talent. This year, Stephens has been lost in the shadow of all the underclassmen and could wind up slipping this far.

    23. Colorado Rapids-RYAN PETERMAN, D, San Diego

    After losing starting left back Jordan Harvey in the expansion draft, the Rapids grab the best left back on the board in Peterman (though hometown boy Nick Cardenas might be hard to pass up).

    24. Toronto FC-NICK CARDENAS, D, San Diego State

    Anyone who watched TFC late in the year knows they need help in the back, and 6-foot-5 Nick Cardenas is the best defender on the board.

    25. New England Revolution-JOVAN BUBONJA, GK, Illinois-Chicago

    The Revs always find a way to make out on draft day, don't they? After losing back-up goalkeeper Brad Knighton in the expansion draft, New England enters this draft needing to find a new one. How do they? They only land a goalkeeper who some scouts thought might be a first-round pick if he left school a year ago.

    26. Chivas USA-CARLOS VILLA, F, Hartford

    The Goats have plenty of forwards on the roster, but should unload some of them this winter. Villa is a Gutamalan youth national team player who could be a second-round steal.

    27. Seattle Sounders-COLLEN WARNER, M, Portland

    If the Sounders are hoping to find some attacking talent late, it could do worse than Warner, a dynamic midfielder who has the speed to move up top as well. The question is whether he will play himself into a higher position on draft boards at the Combine.

    28. San Jose Earthquakes-CHRIS SCHULER, D, Creighton

    The Earthquakes continue their defensive makeover by grabbing Schuler, a tough defender who some consider better than Edgington.

    29. Chicago Fire-DREW YATES, F/M, Maryland

    While Sarkodie helps offset the fullback losses, Yates could become Chicago's answer for the loss of Chris Rolfe. Though not as fast as Rolfe, Yates is a quick and versatile attacker who can play up top as well as on the wing.

    30. San Jose Earthquakes-RONNIE BOUEMBOUE, F, North Carolina State

    The Earthquakes could use some speed up to as well as depth on the wing. Enter Bouemboue, a fast forward who might project better as an MLS winger.

    31.New York Red Bulls-SETH SINOVIC, D, Creighton

    The Red Bulls will look to help address their left back needs by grabbing Sinovic, a highly-regarded prospect who nearly came out in the 2009 draft.

    32.Real Salt Lake- BRIAN PERK, GK, UCLA

    The champs traded back-up goalkeeper Chris Seitz to Philly, but land a quality prospect in Perk, who is cut from the Nick Rimando mold as a quick and aggressive shot-stopper (who also happens to come from goalkeeper factory UCLA).
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    Nick Cardenas huh...

    I see us trading for a first round pick.

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    6-foot-5 Nick Cardenas is the best defender on the board.
    If this is true why would he last to pick # 24??

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    Is it just me or did MLS retain a lot more of their targets this year than previously? Check out this list from third degree, almost everybody who would be considered a "major target" signed. Compare this to previous years, there had been some serious leakage to Europe from the NCAA.

    http://www.3rddegree.net/ga-tracking/


    Checking the "out" list, FCD has lost quite a few youth players, this is something that needs to be fixed by MLS. Supposedly Vancouver is getting to keep their academy (in full force) so i wouldn't be suprised if other MLS teams were far behind.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark in Ottawa View Post
    6-foot-5 Nick Cardenas is the best defender on the board.
    If this is true why would he last to pick # 24??
    On the board means, basically hes the best defender left.

    Cardenas isnt a bad pick, hes strong and has had some US U20 experience but fell off the map in his sophomore and junior years, but this year he has been great and back to form.

    The thing is, I cant see mo picking a centreback with this pick... he clearly does not trust the ncaa/draft with getting a centreback (as per passing on Omar Gonzalez)

    on my site, im doing a 2nd round in the next few days and I have Toronto picking up a winger in the draft. Guys like Mike Pezza, Nelson Becerra, Kyle Nakazawa, and Austin Da Luz are the best wingers in the draft who could be around in the mid 2nd.

    This draft is going to be extremly deep, 13 GA's and atleast 10-15 sr's who can help out mls teams right away.

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    Quote Originally Posted by seankeay View Post
    On the board means, basically hes the best defender left.

    Cardenas isnt a bad pick, hes strong and has had some US U20 experience but fell off the map in his sophomore and junior years, but this year he has been great and back to form.

    The thing is, I cant see mo picking a centreback with this pick... he clearly does not trust the ncaa/draft with getting a centreback (as per passing on Omar Gonzalez)

    on my site, im doing a 2nd round in the next few days and I have Toronto picking up a winger in the draft. Guys like Mike Pezza, Nelson Becerra, Kyle Nakazawa, and Austin Da Luz are the best wingers in the draft who could be around in the mid 2nd.

    This draft is going to be extremly deep, 13 GA's and atleast 10-15 sr's who can help out mls teams right away.
    No kidding... Julius James, Andrew Boyens... I wouldn't trust the draft either hahah

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    Quick Mock Draft Update: Mock Draft V3.0 (Now with a TFC Pick and 2 rounds)

    Also, if you want to keep up to date on the combine and the draft. I will have updates every day for the combine with news, rumors etc. Also a Live Chat on draft day.... and really if you just want to be cool, click on some ads! Trips to Miami and Philly arnt cheap

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    Anyone think TFC will trade Robbo to NYRB plus something else for the 2nd pick?

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    There were rummblings the Robbo was going to NY at the end of last year. I wouldn't be surprised by MoJo. That is really his only chance of getting a first round pick and especially that high. Trade away an asset and mabey some allocation for a 1st 2nd or 3rd overall.

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    Carl Robinson will not get anything CLOSE to a 2nd overall pick, id be shocked if it landed us NYRB's 14th overall pick.

    The only way I can see Toronto landing a top pick is if they give away Frei, Cronin or White... Wynne could be involved, but it wont be with NYRB.

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    I'm not sure that additional drafting will help Toronto much this year. There is quite a bit of youth already; some of the older players are in transition roles (meaning they will see less action in the upcoming year) and presumably there will be a couple of more changes, mostly to the guys at the higher end of the age spectrum.

    I'd expect Ibbe to come back to the 1st team now that the conditional draft pick is now history. What is most needed is someone in the back that has some experience - it isn't time to try out someone with no professional experience in that position.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CoachGT View Post
    I'm not sure that additional drafting will help Toronto much this year. There is quite a bit of youth already; some of the older players are in transition roles (meaning they will see less action in the upcoming year) and presumably there will be a couple of more changes, mostly to the guys at the higher end of the age spectrum.

    I'd expect Ibbe to come back to the 1st team now that the conditional draft pick is now history. What is most needed is someone in the back that has some experience - it isn't time to try out someone with no professional experience in that position.
    Complelety agree with you Coach. They have to pick up a good defender and striker all from free agency. Hopefully someone in the leauge already if not the best option outside of NA.

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    Just a little bit of an update, MLSDraft.net just caught up with the OTHER canadian invited to the combine, Julien Edwards.

    The defender could be a late pick for TFC and has just been called up to the Canadian U23 squad.

    http://www.mlsdraft.net/?q=node/270

    You've received a lot of attention lately with Drake's NCAA tournament run, the MLS Combine invite and also a call up to the Canada U23s. How have you been dealing with all the recent accolades? To be honest, if you would of asked me four years ago, where i would be? or what I'd be doing after my senior year? I would of never in a millions years imagined being in the spot I am in now. I think the best way I've learnt to deal with it all, would be not to expect or get my hopes up. All I can do is play hard and give 100% and the rest is out of my control. In the end, soccer is a team sport, and I wouldn't be given these opportunities if it wasn't for my coaches but especially my teammates who have made me a better player/person on and off the field.

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    cant say im excited or have paid much attention to this draft as TFC has so few picks so late in the game dont know if theres players worth trading up for, these drafts always seem to be a gamble

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    When you see this years draft class is as good as last years, you will take it serious. Its not the ideal situation for building top level players but the draft has gotten better and better. Turning a blind eye to something that produces such skill is just a huge mistake.

    Plus how can you not be excited about a young canadian striker going tops in the draft, especially with the last name Bunbury!!! Its like Gretzky's kid being available in the nhl draft!

    Sure I have a bias on this since I love it and cover it, but its like saying ooooh lets not look at african soccer as a way to improve our team because its such a gamble.

    my 2 cents

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    Quote Originally Posted by seankeay View Post
    Just a little bit of an update, MLSDraft.net just caught up with the OTHER canadian invited to the combine, Julien Edwards.

    The defender could be a late pick for TFC and has just been called up to the Canadian U23 squad.

    http://www.mlsdraft.net/?q=node/270
    I posted the same thing in another thread. It could be a good pickup for TFC.

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    I really hope we do get a few more picks. We need more depth on the team. I would like to have a full 24 man roster. I don't think we had one at any point last year.

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    One word:

    Trader Mo

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redpunkfiddle View Post
    One word:

    Trader Mo
    Ummm. that's two words.

    Still, we know what you meant!
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    Quote Originally Posted by seankeay View Post

    its like saying ooooh lets not look at african soccer as a way to improve our team because its such a gamble.
    pretty reasonable argument here.

    i guess the fact they also play games with 15 min quarters and can sub on and sub off as many times as they want sorta spoils their capabilities for me too. ive also been somewhat disappointed with players when theyve been built up to be something and dont pan out (seems to be more often then not that this occurs).

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    Agreed that the College game needs to be improved, (15min quarters, only was for the finals because ESPN needed commercials.... shitty, but if its going to get the soccer on tv so be it.)

    But even if you look at Toronto FC and there history through the draft, we have gotten some real gems. Mo Edu, Sam Cronin, Stefan Frei.. yes there are some duds coming through because they are more athletic then skilled, but thats just college sports. Tim Tebow is a freak and the greatest college qb of all time, but he wont get a sniff in the 1st round because the NFL draft is so scientific and specialized that by now they understand.

    The MLS coaches need to understand what to look for when watching college soccer, some do it now as you can see by Steve Nicols amazing track record.

    I just dont know if the draft will live long enough for it to turn into the science that it should be due to full academies

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    very good points, itll be curious to see what happens with the ncaa and the draft as the academies grow and become increasingly important. i definitely agree that TFC has benefited in the past (theres definitely no denying that, especially in last years draft), i guess im less interested this year only because we dont have any early picks and i kinda wanna see our current roster stick together with some complimentary additions, feel like its too much of a gamble to trade up on some unproven players

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    Oh I agree for the most part..having 70 players play on tfc in 3 seasons is quite a joke and we do need to keep a core group around here.

    It may not be the best move for TFC to get an early draftpick, and thats cool... look at houston not a single draft pick in the first 2 rounds two years in a row and they have done fine.

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    totally, theres quite a few players that get picked later in the draft and go on to do bigger/better things than earlier picks, lets hope thats the case with ol TFC

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    looks like TFC might be looking to trade up with (im assuming) Frei
    http://www.icgaels.com/ViewArticle.d...CLID=204865240
    judging by this trial here... i wonder who they have their eye on

 

 

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