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TFC has good options entering today's draft
Team holds trio of first-round picks to stock up on young talent or to deal away for some veteran help
Daniel Girard
Mo Johnston and John Carver are popular with their Major League Soccer colleagues these days.
Toronto FC's one-two punch hold three first-round picks in today's MLS SuperDraft, meaning there's no shortage of offers as other teams look to trade up for higher picks from a pool of U.S. college players widely seen as deep with talent.
"The phones never stop now," Carver, TFC's coach, said of interest from the league's other 14 clubs.
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Toronto FC readies for draft day
LARRY MILLSON
TORONTO — Toronto FC entered the 2009 Major League Soccer SuperDraft with three first-round picks — the second, fourth and 13th overall — but it's not certain how many the third-year club will have or where they will be in the selection process when the draft takes place today in St. Louis.
TFC manager Mo Johnston has a well-earned reputation for being willing to make a deal. And leading up to the draft, there was speculation Toronto was trying to obtain the expansion Seattle Sounders' first-overall pick or perhaps dangling its picks in an effort to obtain a more experienced player.
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