Down the Byline (Free subscription) | 11/18/2009
The Kansas City Wizards 2 Generation Adidas players will be making their way over to South Africa with the rest of an MLS Generation Adidas team . Roger Espinoza and Chance Myers were both named to the team that will leave later this month for a 10 day tour of the World Cup hosting country. Espinoza and Myers will be competing in 3 games against Premier Soccer League reserve teams,...
Down the Byline (Free subscription) | yesterday
The MLS Generation Adidas team in South Africa played their second game of their trip today against Santos Football Club . Unfortunately this result didn't go the way of the first one against the Pirates. The GA team lost 2-1 to Santos . Chicago Fire forward, Patrick Nyarko once again scored for the GA team in the loss. As for the Wizards two GA players, both Chance Myers and Roger Espinoza...
Down the Byline (Free subscription) | 12/01/2009
... played the full 90 minutes at right back for the GA team, putting in an outstanding performance. Roger Espinoza came on as a second half sub and played the final 32 minutes for the GA team. The GA team will play their second game will be Thursday, December 3rd, although their opponent hasn't been named yet.
Climbing the Ladder (Free subscription) | 11/24/2009
... and Wallace have played 1,196 and 826 minutes in three seasons respectively. They graduated, yet Roger Espinoza has played 1,169 and 635 minutes in his two years and didn't. So I have to believe that the third year is what did it. Overall, I missed 26 out of 165 protected players from my final preview the other day. Two of those were due to Seitz and Frei.
Down the Byline (Free subscription) | 11/24/2009
... a feeling there is more to this than has been published. Also, despite was Ives says on his blog , Roger Espinoza and Chance Myers have NOT graduated from the Generation Adidas program according to the Wizards so they will be protected automatically. As for who is available to be drafted, aside from the previously mentioned Besler, Hartman, and Hirsig, the Wizards have also made available...
Down the Byline (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
... and try to figure out who will be protected. First, the team's two Generation Adidas players, Roger Espinoza and Chance Myers will be protected automatically. Barring a shocking graduation for either Espinoza or Myers both will not need to be among the 11 protected players. So let's start looking at the rest of the roster. Starting with the internationals, the Wizards have...
tribalfootball.com (Free subscription) | 11/18/2009
The squad to travel to South Africa will consist of Kansas City Wizards teammates Chance Myers and Roger Espinoza, Brek Shea, Peri Marosevic, Bruno Guarda, Eric Avila and Josh Lambo from FC Dallas, Colorado Rapids teammates Ciaran O'Brien and Rob Valentino, Patrick Nyarko and Baggio Husidic from the Chicago Fire, as well as Jeremy Hall from the New York Red Bulls, New England Revolution...
Soccer By Ives (Free subscription) | 11/17/2009
... Lake), Ciaran O'Brien (Colorado Rapids), Patrick Nyarko (Chicago Fire), Josh Lambo (FC Dallas), Roger Espinoza (KC Wizards), Rob Valentino (Colorado Rapids), Bruno Guarda (FC Dallas), Eric Avila (FC Dallas), Kevin Alston (NE Revolution), Stefan Frei (Toronto FC), Jeremy Hall (New York Red Bulls), Peri Marosevic (FC Dallas), Rodney Wallace (D.C. United), Daniel Cruz (Houston Dynamo),...
The Washington Times (Free subscription) | 10/25/2009
... lead, but United midfielder Fred drew a handball and automatic red card for using his arm to block Roger Espinoza's shot on the goal ... Email
Fox News (Free subscription) | 10/25/2009
Julius James' header in the 82nd minute gave United a 2-1 lead, but D.C. midfielder Fred drew a handball and automatic red card for using his arm to block Roger Espinoza's shot on the goal line in the second minute of extra time.
Denver Post (Free subscription) | 10/25/2009
... lead, but D.C. midfielder Fred drew a handball and automatic red card for using his arm to block Roger Espinoza's shot on the goal line in the second minute of extra time.Lopez put the ball past Steve Cronin for the second penalty-kick goal of the game. Sounders 2, FC Dallas 1 SEATTLE — Brad Evans, who had an earlier goal nullified by an offside call, scored the game-winner in the...
CBS SportsLine.com (Free subscription) | 10/25/2009
... lead, but D.C. midfielder Fred drew a handball and automatic red card for using his arm to block Roger Espinoza's shot on the goal line in the second minute of extra time. Lopez put the ball past Steve Cronin for the second penalty-kick goal of the game.
Seattle Times (Free subscription) | 10/25/2009
Julius James' header in the 82nd minute gave United a 2-1 lead, but D.C. midfielder Fred drew a handball and automatic red card for using his arm to block Roger Espinoza's shot on the goal line in the second minute of extra time.
Miami Herald (Free subscription) | 10/25/2009
... lead, but D.C. midfielder Fred drew a handball and automatic red card for using his arm to block Roger Espinoza's shot on the goal line in the second minute of extra time. Lopez put the ball past Steve Cronin for the second penalty-kick goal of the game.With six teams still in the hunt for the final two playoff spots going into the weekend, D.C. (9-8-13) could have qualified with...
New York Times (Free subscription) | 10/25/2009
... lead, but D.C. midfielder Fred drew a handball and automatic red card for using his arm to block Roger Espinoza's shot on the goal line in the second minute of extra time.Lopez put the ball past Steve Cronin for the second penalty-kick goal of the game.
