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NEWSMAKER: Landon Donovan

Germany's Kicker Magazine has reported that Landon Donovan will on Jan. 1 rejoin Bayer Leverkusen, the club he signed with in 1999 at age 16 and which has loaned him to the San Jose Earthquakes since 2001. Donovan's representative, SportsNet, said it could not confirm the report, but Donovan, 22, is expected to attend Leverkusen's […]

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MLS CONFIDENTIAL: Whither the Quakes?

By Ridge Mahoney OTHER PEOPLEÆS MONEY: Predictably, mortgage broker Tony Amanpour has withdrawn himself from the ever-shifting San Jose ownership scenario. His stipulated reason was lack of movement toward a feasible alternative to Spartan Stadium yet several weeks ago he stated a willingness to sign a letter of intent and put up a deposit by […]

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NEWSMAKER: DaMarcus Beasley

American DaMarcus Beasley scored the winning goal for Dutch club PSV Eindhoven Tuesday in a 1-0 Champions League victory over Norway's Rosenborg, for which American Robbie Russell started in defense. In the 10th minute, Philip Cocu launched a pass from the PSV half that Beasley ran on to at the edge of the penalty area. […]

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BY THE NUMBERS: Wizards offer discount

$5 The price of all tickets for the Kansas City Wizards' semifinal against Los Angeles on Friday. The Wizards instituted the discount after its MLS quarterfinal game drew 10,022, which was 5,000 below their regular-season average. $150 What scalpers were selling Kansas City Chiefs NFL playoff tickets for last January. 11,815 Attendance of a Wizards' […]

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September 2004 Pool Results

Brian Ching or Brian McBride? Sigi Schmid or Steve Sampson? Freddy Adu or Eddie Gaven? San Jose Earthquakes or Texas No-Names? Chivas USA or Salt Lake City? Here's your favorites based on 337 votes. Brian Ching or Brian McBride to start on the U.S. national team's frontline? 60% – Brian Ching 52% – Brian McBride […]

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OBITUARY: Joe Kelley

Former Indiana player and coach Joe Kelley died of cancer on Saturday morning. Kelley was the first coach of the Hoosiers' women's program, leading the varsity program of its first nine years (1993-2001). He had previously started the IU women's club program, beginning its quest to gain varsity status in 1977. Kelley served as an […]

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