Notables From RSL Match

Well, we got a point, so that's a plus. Scoring on Davy's first-half crossbar job or Kerry's last minute blast would have made the evening VERY nice. Hartman was great in goal, tying a season high with seven stops on the night. On a personal note, good job to Davey B. on the Metro Sports pre and post game shows.

Thoughts on the game? Post them below.

Notables:
· Following the match, Kansas City sits 3-4-3 in 6th place in the Eastern Conference.
· The Wizards are now 3-2-2 all-time against Real Salt Lake, including a 1-2-1 mark on the road.
· Kansas City concludes two-month road trip with 1-3-2 record.
· Goalkeeper Kevin Hartman tied his season high with seven saves on the night, including multiple outstanding efforts.
· Hartman now has 1057 career saves, trailing only former Wizards standout Tony Meola on Major League Soccer’s all-time list.
· Hartman records 4th shutout of season, MLS-record 71st of his career.
· Hartman and defender Jimmy Conrad are the only Wizards to play all 900 minutes so far this season.
· Forward Claudio Lopez sits just behind Conrad and Hartman with 896 minutes and has played the entire 90 in seven matches.
· Conrad and Lopez were two of four Wizards to play all 210 minutes of competitive action this week, after going the full 120 against Colorado at midweek.
· Each player also converted a penalty kick in the 5-3 shootout win to put the Wizards into the U.S. Open Cup Round of 16.
· Defenders Jonathan Leathers and Michael Harrington also played all 210 minutes in the last two matches.
· Defender Aaron Hohlbein made his first start of the season, playing all 90 minutes at center back alongside Jimmy Conrad.
· Hohlbein, a second-year player, now has five career starts.
· Forward Scott Sealy was not with the team due to the birth of his daughter, Diem Marie Sealy, Thursday in Kansas City. Diem is Sealy’s second child.
· Head Trainer Chet North missed the first Wizards game since the team was founded in 1996. North was in Kansas City with his wife; the couple are expecting their second child.
· Kansas City wore its white tops for the first time in 2008.