The Columbus Crew's dream of being the first team to win back-to-back Supporters' Shields and MLS Cups in the same season ran into a buzzsaw called Real Salt Lake in the Eastern Conference Semifinal Series.
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- East notes: DC United get their man
- Marosevic looks to break out in 2010
- KICKIN' BACK with Edson Buddle
- Five big questions for Houston Dynamo
- MLS Alums: Weekly roundup
- D.C. United names Onalfo head coach
- MLS Alums: Weekly roundup
- Despite Cup loss, LA's turnaround miraculous
- MLS signs three seniors, four Generation adidas pl...
- RSL end magical season with MLS Cup
- Sounders FC focus on offseason strength program
- MLS Alums: Weekly roundup
- Bradley calls 30 players to US training camp
- FCD's Burse made most of opportunity in 2009
- Fire flame out short of ultimate goals
- Five big questions for Real Salt Lake
- MLS players share fondest holiday wishes and memories
- Cruz has life-changing experience in South Africa
- MLS Alums: Weekly roundup
- MLS Alums: Hahnemann's holdover
- Donovan inks new deal with Galaxy
- MLS Alums: Weekly roundup
- Five big questions for LA Galaxy
- FC Dallas staff crisscrosses globe
- FC Dallas' Davies reflects on first MLS season
- Dynamo look to future with showcase
- For Revs, troubled year too familiar
- West notes: Rapids on mend
- Akron edges North Carolina in PK's to reach NCAA F...
- Sounders FC set records in year one
- MLS Alums: Weekly roundup
- KICKIN' BACK with Jonathan Bornstein
- Mansally, Nyassi called up to Gambia national team
- Philadelphia players meet their adoring public
- Five big questions for the New England Revolution
- World Cup notes: Aguirre confident
- Near-misses mar strong Dynamo year
- Chivas players impressed by Vasquez
- Veteran Hernandez keyed FCD run
- Technical director hunt resumes for FCD
- Virginia edges Akron for College Cup
- MLS Alums: Mariner sets sail
- MLS Alums: Weekly roundup
- Garber visits Montreal to discuss future expansion
- Five big questions for Seattle Sounders FC
- Five big questions for the Colorado Rapids
- Progress, frustration mark Rapids' 2009 season
- Five big questions for Chivas USA
- Holden honored for public service
- US bid committee states its case
- Reports: Donovan could join Everton on loan
- KICKIN' BACK with Robbie Findley
- Ownby's OT goal lifts Virginia past Wake Forest
- Philadelphia coach Nowak likes early roster
- Saha eyes South Africa trip
- Union acquire rights to Califf from Dynamo
- Revs legend Heaps hangs up cleats
- Generation adidas concludes tour with victory
- Gbandi considering return to MLS
- Frei makes most of Generation adidas trip
- Africa tour a life lesson for KC youngsters
- Pappa's signing solidifies Fire midfield
- New coach Vasquez familiar with Chivas USA
- West notes: Seattle looking ahead to 2010
- FCD's Ihemelu looks to sharpen skills
- MLS Generation adidas team opens tour with win
- MLS Alums: A world of thanks
- World Cup notes: Serbians like odds
- MLS Alums: Bradley set for draw
- US favored to progress from Group C
- RSL, Espindola reach contract extension
- Crew looking to refresh squad for 2010
- Reis expected to miss four to six months
- Seattle's Graham makes giving back a priority
- Fire pick up options on McBride, Brown
- Chivas remain proud, despite disappointment
- Tough end tinges Crew's remarkable '09
- Dynamo veterans want to return next season
- Five big questions for the Columbus Crew
- FCD's Pearce open to position change in 2010
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