Power Rankings: Revs continue to lead the way
Updated: July 7, 2008
Note: Every week during the regular season, ESPN Soccernet.com takes the pulse of the league by ranking all 14 teams. The ESPN MLS Power Rankings consist of a consolidation of the votes by Andrea Canales, Jeff Carlisle, Jen Chang, Steve Davis, Frank Dell'Apa, Kristian Dyer, Ives Galarcep and Allen Hopkins.
| 2008 Power Rankings: Week 15 | ||||
| Rank (Last Wk) | Team | Record (W-L-T) | Comment | |
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1 (1) | New England | 10-4-3 | Punctuated Round 15 with an emphatic victory against L.A., in a meeting of the conference leaders. |
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2 (2) | Columbus | 8-4-3 | Sigi Schmid is a strong contender for Coach of the Year so far. |
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3 (3) | DC United | 7-7-1 | A surging side -- but no MLS matches until July 22 could slow momentum. |
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4 (7) | Chicago | 6-5-3 | Two accomplishments this week: a draw on the road and nobody brawled in the locker room. Well done! |
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5 (9) | Chivas USA | 6-6-3 | Ante Razov rescues the Goats yet again. |
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6 (4) | Toronto FC | 6-5-3 | Losing to a USL team doesn't hurt the MLS standings, just pride. |
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7 (5) | Los Angeles | 6-6-3 | Trading Carlos Ruiz for a center back or center midfielder could improve matters immensely. |
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8 (6) | Houston | 4-4-8 | Just two goals scored in a four-game winless streak. We keep saying they need to find that other striker. |
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9 (10) | Real Salt Lake | 5-6-5 | Coach Jason Kreis versus league officials is more compelling than his team misfiring. |
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10 (11) | Colorado | 6-8-1 | Offense explodes on July 4 and saves Fernando Clavijo's job for now. |
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11 (8) | New York Red Bulls | 5-5-5 | Are things really any better under Juan Carlos Osorio than they were under Bruce Arena? |
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12 (12) | FC Dallas | 4-6-6 | Missed a huge opportunity to collect all three points against a travel-weary K.C. bunch. |
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13 (13) | Kansas City | 4-5-5 | Four points from the last two games -- have the Wizards turned a corner? |
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14 (14) | San Jose | 3-9-3 | Losing is difficult -- scoring so rarely is truly demoralizing. |




















