Two of the big stars in the history of the U.S. national team are looking for work. Eric Wynalda, the all-time U.S. leading scorer, was among four Chicago Fire players waived Tuesday. The Columbus Crew made John Harkes, a key member of the 1990 and 1994 World Cup teams, an unassigned free agent. New England midfielder Cate, who played in the 2001 MLS All-Star Game, was among the other big names dropped as teams moved to meet salary cap, foreign player and roster limits. Here are the 11 players waived: Chicago F Jamar Beasley D Andrew Lewis D David Vaudreuil F Eric Wynalda Columbus D Ansil Elcock New England F Cate G Jeff Causey Colorado M Imad Baba D Christopher Dawes D Chris Martinez M Jason Moore In other moves: ò D.C. United’s A.J. Wood announced his retirement from professional soccer. ò San Jose announced that forward Ronald Cerritos received his green card, opening up a Senior International slot on its roster. ò Chicago acquired F Aleksey Korol and M Miguel Saavedra from the Dallas Burn in exchange for the Fire’s sixth-round pick (68th overall) in the 2002 SuperDraft and a conditional draft pick. ò New England signed G Aidan Brown, formerly of the Tampa Bay Mutiny. He had not been picked up in the Allocation/Dispersal Draft.