Using regular season stats from MLSnet.com plugging into a spreadsheet, I attempted to determine who are most productive players based on points per game (based on 90 minutes, rounding player minutes up to the nearest 45 minutes). Of course statistics are meaningless, but hey, so is the offseason at the moment. Forwards-------------------MINS-----G-----A--PTS--PTS/G 1998 Stern John 2170 26 5 57 2.32 2002 Jeff Cunningham 1962 16 5 37 1.68 1999 Jeff Cunningham 1556 12 5 29 1.65 2001 Jeff Cunningham 1770 10 13 33 1.65 2002 Edson Buddle 1304 9 5 23 1.58 1997 Brian McBride 1069 6 6 18 1.50 1999 Stern John 2293 18 2 38 1.49 1997 Pete Marino 1229 8 4 20 1.42 1996 Brian McBride 2307 17 3 37 1.42 1998 Jeff Cunningham 1076 8 1 17 1.41 Midfielders----------------MINS-----G-----A--PTS--PTS/G 2001 John Wilmar Perez 2105 8 15 31 1.31 1998 Andy Williams 976 1 12 14 1.27 1998 Brian Maisonneuve 902 3 7 13 1.23 1996 Adrian Paz 1802 6 10 22 1.07 2002 Todd Yeagley 74 0 1 1 1.00 2001 Robert Warzycha 710 3 2 8 1.00 1996 Brian Maisonneuve 1209 5 2 12 0.88 1998 Jason Farrell 2002 5 10 20 0.88 1997 Billy Thompson 298 1 1 3 0.85 2001 Brian Maisonneuve 2184 8 5 21 0.85 Defenders------------------MINS-----G-----A--PTS--PTS/G 1997 Thomas Dooley 1310 4 1 9 0.60 1996 Paul Caligiuri 1869 3 2 8 0.38 1998 Scott Cannon 750 0 3 3 0.35 1998 Mike Lapper 560 1 0 2 0.30 2002 Chad McCarty 1176 1 2 4 0.29 2000 Mike Duhaney 1205 1 2 4 0.29 1996 Ricardo Iribarren 1300 1 2 4 0.27 2001 Mike Lapper 1929 1 3 5 0.23 2003 Brian Dunseth 1589 1 2 4 0.22 2002 Duncan Oughton 1608 0 4 4 0.22 I edited out funky stuff like Obi Monome's one assist in the 26 minutes he played for the Crew in 1996... Oh, and Bo Oshoniyi was the most productive goalkeeper...