The 2010 MLS SuperDraft is quickly approaching. On January 14, 2010, the 15 teams will select 60 players through 4 selection rounds. Of course not all teams have the same number of picks. Several trades by the Houston Dynamo has resulted in a very poor draft position, a position the Dynamo should be accustomed to.

This match promises to be a dogfight. The season series between the Los Angeles Galaxy and the Houston Dynamo featured exactly one goal and a lot of physical defending. If that sounds a lot like what Chivas and the Galaxy went through for the bulk of their five games this season, its not coincidence.

Here's the list of protected/available Dynamo players for tomorrow's expansion draft. Who will get picked?

I think, by far, Mike Chabala is the most likely to join the Union. That's too bad. He has been a solid part of the Dynamo's back line and also has a nice Twitter feed, which is crucial when defending against any attack.

Luis Angel Landin recently signed with the Houston Dynamo and became their first designated player a few days ago. I am not a breaking news source but I thought I would mention who this person is scoring a phenomenal goal in the above video. They call that a Scorpion Kick I think??

Don't know if he does them all the time but if he scores one like that in MLS I have no doubt it would be a top choice for Goal of the Year!

Good teams win at home and draw on the road. Currently Seattle is literally drawing 100% of matches on the road, earning 1 point per match. They are earning 1.83 points per match at home. THIS DOESN"T MEAN THEY ARE A GOOD TEAM. Good teams finish. Good teams win when they outplay their opponent. The [.

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Michael Lewis of Big Apple Soccer reports that Red Bull New York coach Juan Carlos Osorio has resigned. His assistant Richie Williams will once again be at the wheel of the company truck.
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Do you think Houston got a talented player in Luis Landin?