The 2008 MLS supplemental draft was held on January 24, 2008, six days after the 2008 MLS SuperDraft, as teams filled out their developmental rosters.
Pick # | MLS team | Player | Position | Affiliation |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | San Jose Earthquakes | Adam Smarte | F | Cal-Santa Cruz |
2 | Toronto FC | Xavier Balc | F | Ohio State |
3 | Colorado Rapids [R1 trade 1] | Kevin Forrest | F | Washington |
4 | Los Angeles Galaxy | Michael Gavin | D | Portland |
5 | Colorado Rapids | Cesar Zambrano | M | Illinois-Chicago |
6 | Columbus Crew | Billy Chiles | GK | Towson University |
7 | New York Red Bulls | Danleigh Borman | M | Rhode Island |
8 | New England Revolution [R1 trade 2] | Kheli Dube | F | Coastal Carolina |
9 | Chivas USA | Kraig Chiles | F | San Diego State |
10 | D.C. United | Brandon Owens | D | UCLA |
11 | Kansas City Wizards | Pat Healey | M | Towson University |
12 | Chicago Fire | Kai Kasiguran | M | Messiah College |
13 | New England Revolution | Chris Tierney | D | Virginia |
14 | Houston Dynamo | Johnny Alcaraz | M | UC Santa Barbara Westmont College |
Pick # | MLS team | Player | Position | Affiliation |
---|---|---|---|---|
15 | San Jose Earthquakes | Tim Bohnenkamp | F | Creighton |
16 | Toronto FC | PASS | ||
17 | Real Salt Lake | Tino Nuñez | F | UC Santa Barbara Bakersfield Brigade |
18 | Los Angeles Galaxy | Charles Alamo | GK | UC Riverside |
19 | Colorado Rapids | Mike Graczyk | GK | New Mexico |
20 | Columbus Crew | Cory Elenio | F | University of Evansville |
21 | New York Red Bulls | Mike Palacio | M | Stony Brook University |
22 | FC Dallas | Yannick Reyering | F | Virginia |
23 | Chivas USA | Javier Ayala-Hill | F | University of California |
24 | D.C. United | Dan Stratford | M | West Virginia University |
25 | Kansas City Wizards | Vicente Arze | M | Mercer University |
26 | Chicago Fire | Adrian Bumbut | F | Liberty |
27 | New England Revolution | Kyle Altman | M | Trinity |
28 | Houston Dynamo | Craig Thompson | M | Colorado School of Mines |
No trades reported.
Pick # | MLS team | Player | Position | Affiliation |
---|---|---|---|---|
29 | San Jose Earthquakes | Greg Curry | D | UC Santa Barbara Bakersfield Brigade |
30 | Toronto FC | PASS | ||
31 | Real Salt Lake | Kevin Reiman | M | Michigan State |
32 | Los Angeles Galaxy | Greg Folk | D | UCLA |
33 | Colorado Rapids | Daniel Antunez | M | Hartford |
34 | Columbus Crew | Lukasz Tumicz | F | University of Rhode Island |
35 | New York Red Bulls | John Gilkerson | D | Winthrop |
36 | FC Dallas | Ben Shuleva | M | SMU |
37 | Chivas USA | El-Hadj Cissé | M | North Carolina State |
38 | Columbus Crew [R3 trade 1] | Zola Short | D | Virginia |
39 | Kansas City Wizards | Tom Gray | M | Monmouth University |
40 | Chicago Fire | Zach Pope | M | Duke |
41 | New England Revolution | Saïdi Isaac | F | Winthrop |
42 | Houston Dynamo | Kieran Hall | M | Fort Lewis College |
Pick # | MLS team | Player | Position | Affiliation |
---|---|---|---|---|
43 | San Jose Earthquakes | Tim Jepson | D | Duke University |
44 | Toronto FC | PASS | ||
45 | Real Salt Lake | Kenny Anaba | F | University of Cincinnati |
46 | Los Angeles Galaxy | Daniel de Geer | M/F | University of San Francisco |
47 | Chicago Fire [R4 trade 1] | Steve Bode | D | University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee |
48 | Chicago Fire [R4 trade 2] | Tim Conway | M | Nyack College |
49 | New York Red Bulls | Laurent Manuel | D/M | Brown University |
50 | FC Dallas | PASS | ||
51 | Chivas USA | André Sherard | D | North Carolina |
52 | D.C. United | James Thorpe | GK | Franklin Pierce |
53 | Kansas City Wizards | Andrew Kartunen | GK | Stanford University |
54 | Chicago Fire | Melford James, Jr. | GK | University of Montevallo |
55 | New England Revolution | PASS | ||
56 | Houston Dynamo | James Georgeff | F | Central Florida |
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