Coach Bruce Arena has called back all the players who saw action in the USAÆs 4-0 thumping of Canada last Saturday for his training camp in preparation for a Feb. 8 match against Argentina in Miami and a Feb. 12 encounter with Jamaica Feb. 12 in Kingston.
All 23 members of the roster are MLS players. Five were part of the 2002 World Cup team: Clint Mathis, Landon Donovan, Pablo Mastroeni, DaMarcus Beasley and Eddie Pope
With four players, MLS champion Los Angeles Galaxy is the best represented club on the squad.
The team convenes for training in Bradenton, Fla., on Sunday.
U.S. ROSTER: GOALKEEPERS:
Kevin Hartman (Los Angeles Galaxy) 1 cap/0 goals
Tim Howard (MetroStars) 3/0
Nick Rimando (D.C. United) 2/0
DEFENDERS
Carlos Bocanegra (Chicago Fire) 8/1
Danny Califf (Los Angeles Galaxy) 3/0
Brian Dunseth (Columbus Crew) 0/0
Nick Garcia (Kansas City Wizards) 1/0
Chad McCarty (Columbus Crew) 1/0
Eddie Pope (D.C. United) 55/5
Ryan Suarez (Dallas Burn) 0/0
Sasha Victorine (Los Angeles Galaxy) 3/1
MIDFIELDERS
DaMarcus Beasley (Chicago Fire) 15/3
Bobby Convey (D.C. United) 4/0
Chris Klein (Kansas City Wizards) 8/1
Pablo Mastroeni (Colorado Rapids) 15/0
Richard Mulrooney (San Jose Earthquakes) 5/0
Ben Olsen (D.C. United) 21/4
Steve Ralston (New England Revolution) 8/1
Pete Vagenas (Los Angeles Galaxy) 2/0
FORWARDS
Jeff Cunningham (Columbus Crew) 6/0
Landon Donovan (San Jose Earthquakes) 30/7
Clint Mathis (MetroStars) 27/11
Taylor Twellman (New England Revolution) 2/0