Happy Tuesday

Wow, what a crazy holiday Monday in the world of international soccer. Man City gets a new owner and promptly outspends Roman Abromavich and Chelsea for Brazilian star Robinho. Man United goes ahead with the purchase of Dimitar Berbatov from Tottenham, allowing them to finalize two other signings and take a ManU player in on loan. American starlet Michael Bradley goes from Herenveen to the Bundesliga. What a nutzo Monday it was while Hillcrest vacationed. Former Wizards striker Eddie Johnson also made his newest debut, appearing late for Cardiff City in the English League Championship. Check out the notables from Saturday's match at San Jose below. We'll be back later with more.

· Following the match, Kansas City sits 6-8-8, 26 pts tied for 6th place in the Eastern Conference with Toronto FC who lost to Chivas USA 2-1 Saturday.
· Kansas City is 15-18-6 all-time against San Jose.
· Forward Davy Arnaud registered his 3rd goal of the season.
· Arnaud is now tied with teammate Josh Wolff and two other players for 4th place on the club’s all-time goals list with 28 career tallies in Wizards colors.
· Midfielder Michael Harrington recorded his 2nd assist of the season on the play.
· Harrington now has six career assists.
· Goalkeeper Kevin Hartman and defender Jimmy Conrad are the only Wizards to play all 1980 minutes so far this season.
· Hartman recorded four saves on the night to reach 1108-career stops.
· He now trails Tony Meola by 28 saves for the all-time MLS record.
· Hartman already holds all-time marks in wins (133) and shutouts (74).
· Saturday’s opponent Joe Cannon current ranks second behind Hartman with 64 career shutouts.
· Starting left back Matt Marquess, a Santa Clara graduate, played on his college home field Saturday.
· Midfielder Kevin Souter appeared in the 18-man roster for the first time of his career.
· The Wizards signed Souter after he first impressed at a February open tryout.