Miami and San Jose, which both failed to make the playoffs in 2001, are MLS’s hottest teams, winning on the road Wednesday night and ranking among the top teams in MLS. Miami, off to the best start in club history, beat Colorado, 1-0, in Denver to match the MetroStars for the most points in MLS (19). San Jose beat Dallas, 2-0, at the Cotton Bowl to extend its winning streak to four games and open up a five-point lead in MLS’s Western Division. May 23 in Dallas Dallas 0 San Jose 2. Goals: Cerritos (Barrett, Mulrooney) 15, DeRosario (Barrett) 92+. Dallas — Matt Jordan, Eric Dade (Antonio Martinez, 67), Ryan Suarez (Aleksey Korol, 81), Richard Farrer, Paul Broome, Oscar Pareja, Jason Kreis, Miles Joseph, Chad Deering, Bobby Rhine (Joselito Vaca, 63), Ariel Graziani. CAUTIONS: Joseph 40, Farrer 93+. San Jose — Joe Cannon, Zak Ibsen, Jeff Agoos, Troy Dayak, Wade Barrett, Ian Russell (Scott Bower, 73), Richard Mulrooney, Ronnie Ekelund, Manuel Lagos, Ronald Cerritos (Dwayne DeRosario, 67), Landon Donovan. Referee: Ricardo Salazar. Attendance: 7,505. May 23 in Denver Colorado 0 Miami 1. Goals: Rooney (Marshall, Henderson) 79. Colorado — David Kramer, Robin Fraser, Steven Herdsman (Imad Baba, 81), Chris Martinez, Lance Key (Neathan Gibson, 87), Jason Moore, Marcelo Balboa, Chris Dawes, Paul Bravo, John Spencer, Junior Agogo (Ross Paule, 46). CAUTIONS: Moore 52. Miami — Nick Rimando, Tyrone Marshall, Carlos Llamosa, Ivan McKinley, Pablo Mastroeni, Lazo Alavanja (Jay Heaps, 65), Jim Rooney, Chris Henderson, Ian Bishop, Greg Simmonds (Leo Cullen, 71), Alex Pineda Chacon (Jeff Bilyk, 84). CAUTIONS: Alavanja 25. Referee: Gus St. Silva. Attendance: 6,295.