The following players were waived by MLS teams March 1 in order to reach the 22-player roster limit: Chicago Fire — Paul Lekics (MF), Steve Patterson (F). Colorado Rapids — Tayt Ianni (D), Julio Cengarle (MF). Columbus Crew — none. Dallas Burn — Chris Fox (D), Matt Caution (F), Ernest Inneh (F). D.C. United — none. Kansas City Wizards — Tom Hardy (D), Rodney Rambo (D), Mario Sanchez (MF). Los Angeles Galaxy — Marco Ferruzzi (MF), Cesar Alvarado (F), Amos Magee (F). MetroStars — Sal Leanti (D). Miami Fusion — none. New England Revolution — Dave Salzwedel (GK), Steve Klein (MF). San Jose Clash — Eddie Soto (F). Tampa Bay Mutiny — Bill May (GK), Brad Wilson (MF). In the resulting waiver draft, the only player selected was Brad Wilson, who was chosen by the Chicago Fire. Three players — Cesidio Colasante (MetroStars), Tom McLaughlin (New England) and Daniel Hernandez (Los Angeles) — are college-protected and will continue to train with their teams in an attempt to make the roster. Project-40 players do not count against a team’s active roster limit. MLS teams will need to cut their rosters to 20 players by April 1, 1998. World Cup relief is available via the format posted in a story on March 1.