On The Clock
Canadian teams control the board at 2013 MLS SuperDraft
For the third season in a row, a Canadian Major League Soccer team is on the clock to make the first selection at the MLS SuperDraft being held on Thursday at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis. Toronto FC, who finished last in league standings in 2012, will have its choice of a crop of promising young players as it holds the number-one pick. Full Story.(Photo: Ned Dishman/Getty Images)
Yellow Carded
The home of Sporting Kansas City has a new name following a disagreement between the Major League Soccer team and the cancer charity founded by Lance Armstrong. Sporting KC chief executive Robb Heineman says in a statement posted on the team website that Livestrong "is utilizing aggressive tactics designed to force us into an unsatisfactory arrangement." Full Story.
It's Official
Toronto FC has confirmed the signing of Brazilian veteran Julio Cesar. The 34-year-old holding midfielder, who can also play in defence, spent the last two seasons with Sporting Kansas City before being waived in November. Full Story.
Luke Wileman
There could be a distinctly Canadian flavour in the early stages of this year's MLS SuperDraft when proceedings get going in Indianapolis later this week with Canada's three MLS Clubs currently holding half of the top 10 picks. More...
Jason deVos
Recently I floated the idea of creating two separate development programs in Canadian soccer - recreational and high performance. This blog will focus on how a national high performance league can be created in Canada. More...
NOEL BUTLER
In his last act in an Impact jersey at Stade Saputo last Saturday, Eduardo Sebrango threw his match-worn boots into the crowd. On Thursday, he blew the final whistle on his career. More...
Montreal Impact
Toronto FC
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Vancouver Whitecaps
The Vancouver Whitecaps made their MLS debut in the 2011 season.
