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Protected Player List
The LA Galaxy today announced the club’s list of protected and unprotected players for Wednesday’s MLS Expansion Draft. Philadelphia Union, Major League Soccer’s sixteenth team, will be able to select 10 players in the draft, but may not select more than one from any of the other 15 MLS clubs. The expansion draft will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 25.Each of the 15 teams that competed in MLS during the 2009 season were allowed to protect 11 players, leaving all others unprotected. Additionally, per the rules of the expansion draft, the Galaxy were only able to leave two of their five international players unprotected, meaning that three of the club’s 11 protected players ar

Galaxy Fall on Penalties in MLS Cup
LA Galaxy 1, Real Salt Lake 1 (Real Salt Lake Wins 5-4 on Penalty Kicks)MLS Cup 2009Sunday, November 22, 2009Qwest Field — Seattle, Wash. Scoring Summary:LA – Mike Magee 2 (Landon Donovan 1, David Beckham 1) 41’RSL – Robbie Findley (Unassisted) 64’Penalty Kicks:LA – David Beckham (Goal) 1-0 LARSL – Clint Mathis (Goal) 1-1LA – Gregg Berhalter (Goal) 2-1 LARSL – Robbie Findley (Goal) 2-2LA – Jovan Kirovski (Save) 2-2RSL – Kyle Beckerman (Save) 2-2LA – Landon Donovan (High) 2-2RSL – Ned Grabavoy (Goal) 3-2 RSLLA – Mike Magee (Goal) 3-3RSL – Andy Willia

We're Here
The team arrived at the stadium (looking dapper in their Tommy Hilfiger suits might we say) and is on the field for pregame warmups.It's a cold night here is in Seattle, but that has not dettered the fans who continue to pile into the stadium in droves.There are three changes for the Galaxy who will look to win the third MLS Cup in club history. A.J. DeLaGarza, Chris Klein and Dema Kovalenko return to the bench. They are replaced by Chris Birchall, Todd Dunivant and Jovan Kirovski. Here is the full team that Bruce Arena will put out on the field.--------------Buddle-------Magee-------------Donovan-----------Kirovski-----------Beckham

Ready for Real
It's game day and there is no doubt about it; the guys are ready.

Looking Good
Kick off is just about 24 hours away and everything is set. The team will go over the final gameplan tonight and tomorrow morning but there is no more work to be done on the field until Kevin Stott blows the whistle blows to kick off MLS Cup 2009.In fact, more than 10 months after holding their first practice of the season, the Galaxy held their final one of the year today.Here are some images from that session.