Players Used Record 2007: Update #2

Update #1-through July 5, 2007. The all time MLS record for most players used is 36, held by the 1996 Metrostars as we've already established. The average for every MLS team from 1996-2006 is 25 players. Counting the regular season only. Toronto FC is edging ever closer to that mark, now at 31 with 11 games to go. Since I last posted on this, they've used two additional goalkeepers (David Monsalve and Kenny Stamatopoulos). On another note, they've now tied the record for using the most goalkeepers in a season. Two other teams have used five keepers: 1998 MIA Bill Andracki, Scott Budnick,Jeff Cassar, Matt Napoleon, David Winner 2006 CLB Jon Busch, Bill Gaudette, Andy Gruenebaum, Noah Palmer, Dan Popik 2007 TOR Srdjan Djekanovic, David Monsalve, Sam Reynolds, Kenny Stamatopoulos, Greg Sutton Miami was also an expansion team. Toronto last night had three players on the bench who have yet to see action: David Guzman, Cristian Nunez, and Nana Attakora-Gyan. In addition, they also yet to use Tyler Hemming and Stephen Lumley. Despite the injuries, it's likely going to take another trade or two for TFC to get this record. Through 8/5 31-Toronto 28-Chicago 27-New York 27-Real Salt Lake 26-Colorado 25-Columbus 25-Los Angeles 23-DC United 22-Chivas USA 22-Houston 21-Dallas 19-Kansas City 18-New England RSL could become a contender, as they're planning to add three new SIs from Argentina shortly. The Revs meanwhile would set a new mark for the fewest players if they stay at 18.