KC | Mark Chung | 83 | COL | Steve Trittschuh | 47 | DC | Jeff Agoos | 44 | SJ | Tim Martin | 35 | DAL | Mark Dodd & Richard Farrer | 32 | CHI | Lubos Kubik | 31 | TB | Steve Ralston | 29 | CHV | Ezra Hendrickson | 24 | CLB | Billy Thompson | 24 | LA | Mark Semioli | 24 | MIA | Leo Cullen | 21 | MET | Rhett Harty | 17 | NE | Welton | 17 | RSL | Clint Mathis | 13 | Takes into account all competitions. Just another cool stat I'm now able to easily figure out thanks to my lineup database (nearly done). It's interesting than only one goalkeeper makes the list, and even then he's tied with a position player. And I think in the future only a goalkeeper could break Mark Chung's record. He started every game for the entire 1996 and 1997 seasons, and the first 10 of 1998. I believe he finally missed a game due to a foot injury. |
Comments on "MLS-Most starts in a row from inception of franchise"
Yet another stat where the Metro lag the rest of the league (sigh).
That's a shock. What's funny is that the Metros started 2 guys in their very first game who would never play another MLS game: Ken Hesse & Danny Barber.
I don't know anything about those guys, but that's horrible.
Here you go, check this out:
http://www.metrofanatic.com/mf/story.jsp?ID=2593
ken hesse used to be my coach
i didn't know that he played in MLS