Major League Soccer clubs

Eastern Conference
Club	City/Area	Stadium	Capacity	Former name(s)
Chicago Fire	Bridgeview, Illinois (Chicago Area)	Toyota Park	20,000
Columbus Crew	Columbus, Ohio	Columbus Crew Stadium	22,555
D.C. United	Washington, D.C.	RFK Stadium	56,692
Kansas City Wizards	Kansas City, Missouri	Arrowhead Stadium	79,451	Kansas City Wiz
New England Revolution	Foxborough, Massachusetts (Boston Area)	Gillette Stadium	68,756
Red Bull New York	East Rutherford, New Jersey (New York City Area)	Giants Stadium	80,242	NY/NJ MetroStars, MetroStars
Toronto FC	Toronto, Ontario	BMO Field	20,500
Western Conference
Club	City/Area	Stadium	Capacity	Former name(s)
Chivas USA	Carson, California (Los Angeles Area)	The Home Depot Center	27,000
Colorado Rapids	Commerce City, Colorado (Denver Area)	Dick's Sporting Goods Park	18,086
FC Dallas	Frisco, Texas (Dallas Area)	Pizza Hut Park	21,193	Dallas Burn
Houston Dynamo	Houston, Texas	Robertson Stadium	32,000	Houston 1836
Los Angeles Galaxy	Carson, California (Los Angeles Area)	The Home Depot Center	27,000
Real Salt Lake	Salt Lake City, Utah	Rice-Eccles Stadium	45,634

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A Bit Of MLS Trivia

The longest winning start to a season was achieved by Los Angeles Galaxy in 1996, who opened the campaign with 8 straight wins. The longest unbeaten start to a season was achieved by D.C. United in 1997, who opened the campaign 14 matches unbeaten (with 9 wins and 5 ties).[9] The longest winning end to a season was achieved by Los Angeles Galaxy in 1997, who closed the campaign with 6 straight wins. The longest unbeaten end to a season was achieved by Columbus Crew in 2004, who closed the campaign 18 matches unbeaten (with 8 wins and 10 ties). The longest away games sequence a team had played during regular season was recorded by Chicago Fire in 2006, they opened the season with 9 straight games on the road. The longest home games sequence a team had played during regular season was recorded by Chicago Fire in 2006 as well, they hosted 9 straight home games between June 25th to August 16th. The highest number of points achieved by a team at home during a regular season was 40 (13-2-1), by Chicago Fire in 2000. The highest number of points achieved by a team on the road during a regular season was 37 (13-3), by Los Angeles Galaxy in 1998. The 2002 regular season was dominated by teams from the Western Conference, all of them (except 5th-placed Kansas City Wizards) finished with more points than every other team in the Eastern Conference. The 2006 season was the first time in MLS history where all the major honors were won by different teams:[10] US Open Cup Winner: Chicago Fire. Runner-up: Los Angeles Galaxy Supporters' Shield Winner: D.C. United. Runner-up: FC Dallas MLS Cup Winner: Houston Dynamo. Runner-up: New England Revolution MLS Reserve Division Winner: Colorado Rapids. Runner-up: Kansas City Wizards All but one of the MLS Cup winners also rank (1st to 5th) above every other team who have never won the MLS Cup, based on all-time PPG in the regular season, the only exception being Kansas City Wizards (8th). New England Revolution, 3-time MLS Cup finalist, ranked just 13th in terms of all-time regular season PPG, only ahead of Chivas USA and Real Salt Lake, the two expansion teams in 2005.