1997 MLS Expansion Draft - Expansion Draft

Expansion Draft

Pick

Player

MLS Team

Previous Team

College

1 Danny Pena (D) Chicago Fire Los Angeles Galaxy
2 David Vaudreuil (D/M) Miami Fusion D.C. United Princeton University
3 Kevin Hartman (GK) Chicago Fire Los Angeles Galaxy UCLA
4 John Maessner (M) Miami Fusion D.C. United University of Virginia
5 Manny Lagos (M) Chicago Fire MetroStars UWM
6 Kris Kelderman (D/M) Miami Fusion D.C. United University of Virginia
7 Jason Farrell (M) Chicago Fire Columbus Crew Seattle Pacific University
8 Joey Martinez (D) Miami Fusion Dallas Burn
9 Jorge Salcedo (M) Chicago Fire Columbus Crew UCLA
10 Jeff Cassar (GK) Miami Fusion Dallas Burn Florida International University
11 Zach Thornton (GK) Chicago Fire MetroStars Loyola College in Maryland
12 Nelson Vargas (M) Miami Fusion Tampa Bay Mutiny
13 Francis Okaroh (D) Chicago Fire New England Revolution Boston College
14 Cle Kooiman (D) Miami Fusion Tampa Bay Mutiny San Diego State University
15 Diego Gutierrez (M) Chicago Fire Kansas City Wizards Rockhurst University
16 Ramiro Corrales (D) Miami Fusion San Jose Clash None
17 Andrew Lewis (D) Chicago Fire MetroStars Princeton University
18 Matt Kmosko (D) Miami Fusion Colorado Rapids Hartwick College
19 Brian Bates (D) Chicago Fire Colorado Rapids University of Virginia
20 Scott Budnick (GK) Miami Fusion Tampa Bay Mutiny William & Mary College
21 A.J. Wood (F) Chicago Fire Columbus Crew University of Virginia
22 Wade Webber (D) Miami Fusion Dallas Burn University of Portland
23 Steve Patterson (F) Chicago Fire Colorado Rapids
24 Bryan Taylor (F) Miami Fusion Los Angeles Galaxy Fresno State

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