2006 MLS supplemental draft

In Major League Soccer in the United States and Canada, the 2006 MLS supplemental draft, held on January 26, 2006, followed the 2006 MLS SuperDraft, as teams filled out their developmental rosters.

Round 1

Pick #	MLS team	Player	Position	Affiliation
1	Chivas USA	Drew Helm	F	Florida Atlantic
2	Real Salt Lake	Jeff Rowland	F	New Mexico
3	Columbus Crew	Andy Gruenebaum	GK	Kentucky
4	Kansas City Wizards	Anthony Noriega	D	George Mason
5	MetroStars	Joe Vide	M	Virginia
6	FC Dallas	Christopher Joyce	F	Franklin Pierce
7	Houston 1836^{[R1 trade 1]}	Mpho Moloi	M	Connecticut
8	FC Dallas^{[R1 trade 2]}	Miguel Guante	D	Portland
9	Colorado Rapids	Jordan Harvey	D	UCLA
10	Chicago Fire	Floyd Franks	M	Charlotte
11	New England Revolution	Danny Wynn	M	Saint Louis
12	Los Angeles Galaxy	Trevor McEachron	D	Old Dominion

^ #7: D.C. United → Houston 1836. 27 May 2005: Houston 1836, at the time still based in San Jose as the Earthquakes, acquired this first-round selection from D.C. United in exchange for the #1 draft slot in the MLS waiver rankings. The clubs also agreed to switch waiver slots for the remainder of the 2005 Major League Soccer season. D.C. immediately used the #1 slot to sign defender John Wilson.^{[ref 1]}
^ #8: Houston 1836 → FC Dallas. 25 March 2005: FC Dallas acquired this first-round selection from Houston 1836, at the time still based in San Jose as the Earthquakes, in exchange for forward Julian Nash.^{[ref 2]}

Pick #	MLS team	Player	Position	Affiliation
13	Chivas USA	Darren Spicer	D	Princeton
14	Real Salt Lake	Willis Forko	D	Connecticut
15	Columbus Crew	David Chun	M	Southern Methodist
16	Kansas City Wizards	Ryan McMahen	M/F	Michigan State
17	MetroStars	Peter Dzubay	GK	Michigan
18	FC Dallas	Brad Napper	M/F	Northwestern
19	D.C. United	Andy Metcalf	F	Memphis
20	Houston 1836	Hector Guzman	F	Santa Clara
21	Colorado Rapids	Liam Girrard	D	Denver
22	Chicago Fire	Dasan Robinson	D	Dayton
23	New England Revolution	John Queeley	D	NC State
24	Los Angeles Galaxy	Daniel Paladini	M	Cal State Northridge

No trades reported.

Pick #	MLS team	Player	Position	Affiliation
25	Chivas USA	Lawson Vaughn	M	Tulsa
26	Real Salt Lake	Chase Harrison	GK	Virginia Tech
27	Columbus Crew	Ivan Becerra	F	UC Santa Barbara
28	Kansas City Wizards	Corey Farabi	M	Drake
29	MetroStars	Brian Cvilikas	F	Old Dominion
30	FC Dallas	Sean Babcock	M	Portland
31	MetroStars^{[R3 trade 1]}	Brian Devlin	M	Penn State
32	Houston 1836	Tony Donatelli	M	Temple
33	Colorado Rapids	Keith Cauldwell	M	Brown
34	Chicago Fire	Ezra Prendergast	D	Syracuse
35	New England Revolution	Adam Williamson	M	Lehigh
36	Los Angeles Galaxy	Armando Melendez	M/F	Loyola Marymount

^ #31: D.C. United → MetroStars. 4 February 2005: MetroStars acquired this third-round pick, originally "future considerations", from D.C. United in exchange for midfielder Kenny Arena.^{[ref 3]}

Pick #	MLS team	Player	Position	Affiliation
37	Houston 1836^{[R4 trade 1]}	Josh Fender	F	West Texas A&M
38	Colorado Rapids^{[R4 trade 2]}	Daniel Wasson	M/D	Tulsa
39	FC Dallas^{[R4 trade 3]}	Peter Louis	F	Coastal Carolina
40	Kansas City Wizards	Chris Hamburger	M	Drake
41	Real Salt Lake^{[R4 trade 4]}	Chris Lancos	D	Maryland
42	Chicago Fire^{[R4 trade 5]}	Idris Ughiovhe	D	Howard
43	D.C. United	Devon McTavish	D	West Virginia
44	Houston 1836	PASS
45	Kansas City Wizards^{[R4 trade 6]}	Luke Enna	M	Tampa
46	Chicago Fire	Richard Mupfudze	F	Western Kentucky
47	New England Revolution	Matt Wieland	D	Creighton
48	Los Angeles Galaxy	Matt Couch	F	San Diego State

^ #37: Chivas USA → Houston 1836. 24 March 2005: Houston 1836, at the time still based in San Jose as the Earthquakes, acquired this fourth-round pick from Chivas USA in exchange for defender Victor Arbelaez.^{[ref 4]}
^ #38: Real Salt Lake → Colorado Rapids. 20 April 2005: Colorado Rapids acquired this fourth-round selection from Real Salt Lake in exchange for midfielder Seth Trembly.^{[ref 5]}
^ #39: Columbus Crew → MetroStars → FC Dallas. 5 August 2005: FC Dallas acquired this fourth-round pick, originally a conditional selection, from MetroStars in exchange for midfielder Eric Quill.^{[ref 6]} On 1 July 2005, MetroStars had acquired this fourth-round pick from Columbus Crew in exchange for goalkeeper Jonny Walker.^{[ref 7]}
^ #41: MetroStars → Real Salt Lake. 25 January 2006: Real Salt Lake acquired this fourth-round selection from MetroStars in exchange for forward Jordan Cila.^{[ref 8]}
^ #42: FC Dallas → Colorado Rapids → Chicago Fire. 15 September 2005: Chicago Fire acquired this fourth-round pick from Colorado Rapids in exchange for midfielder Alexandre Boucicaut.^{[ref 9]} On 29 June 2005, Colorado had acquired this fourth-round pick from FC Dallas in exchange for midfielder John Pulido.^{[ref 10]}
'^ #45: Pick originally belonged to Colorado Rapids. → Kansas City Wizards.

^ "D.C. United sign defender John Wilson" (Press release). Major League Soccer. May 27, 2005. Retrieved December 4, 2014.
^ "Earthquakes acquire rights to Oakland native Julian Nash" (Press release). Major League Soccer. March 25, 2005. Retrieved December 4, 2014.
^ "MetroStars trade midfielder Arena to D.C. United" (Press release). USA Today. February 5, 2005. Retrieved December 4, 2014.
^ "Earthquakes acquire fourth round Supplemental Draft pick" (Press release). Major League Soccer. March 25, 2005. Retrieved December 4, 2014.
^ "RSL acquire midfielder Seth Trembly" (Press release). Major League Soccer. April 20, 2005. Retrieved December 4, 2014.
^ "Metrostars acquire rights to midfielder Eric Quill from FC Dallas" (Press release). Our Sports Central. August 5, 2005. Retrieved December 4, 2014.
^ "Flores, Walker hook on with new clubs" (Press release). Major League Soccer. July 1, 2005. Retrieved December 4, 2014.
^ "Real selects 4 in draft" (Press release). Deseret News. January 27, 2006. Archived from the original on December 17, 2014. Retrieved December 4, 2014.
^ "Rapids add Midfielder Alexandre Boucicaut to Developmental Roster" (Press release). Our Sports Central. September 15, 2005. Retrieved December 4, 2014.
^ "Rapids Acquire Youth International Slot from Salt Lake in Exchange for Rights to Adolfo Gregorio" (Press release). Colorado Rapids. June 29, 2005. Retrieved December 4, 2014.