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The first round of the MLS SuperDraft will see eight teams pick in another team's slot because of trades and that number could rise even higher as the draft gets closer and more teams makes moves. D.C. is rumored to be interested in trading out of the No. 1 spot, making them one of many teams looking to trade down, but for now, it is just eight.
This is because of things like Chivas trading their first round pick an allocation for Gabe Farfan or the Crew giving up their pick so they could move up the allocation order and grab Michael Parkhurst. Or, for the really silly, Toronto trading their pick to Vancouver for seven matches of Eric Hassli. No matter how much money Time Leiweke splashes and how many internationals he signs, that trade is a nice reminder that TFC is still, well, TFC until they win some matches.
First round order
- D.C. United
- Philadelphia Union (from Chivas USA)
- Vancouver Whitecaps (from Toronto FC)
- New England Revolution (from Columbus Crew)
- FC Dallas
- Philadelphia Union
- Vancouver Whitecaps
- Seattle Sounders (from Chicago Fire)
- San Jose Earthquakes
- Montreal Impact
- Colorado Rapids
- New England Revolution
- Chicago Fire (from Seattle Sounders)
- Columbus Crew (from LA Galaxy)
- Toronto FC (from New York Red Bulls)
- Houston Dynamo
- Portland Timbers
- Real Salt Lake
- New England Revolution (from Sporting Kansas City)