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name: Brad Davis
position: M height: 5-11 weight:175 Birthdate: November 08, 1981 Hometown: St. Charles, MO last club: Dallas (MLS) |
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| Regular Season Stats | full bio l year-by-year stats l video highlights |
| year | club | gp | gs | min | g | a | sht | sog | fc | fs | c | ej |
| 2009 | Houston | 27 | 26 | 2,207 | 5 | 12 | 46 | 21 | 29 | 51 | 4 | 2 |
| Career | 195 | 159 | 13,827 | 26 | 52 | 277 | 122 | 222 | 317 | 20 | 3 | |
| Most Recent Video Highlights |
| date | clubs | video description |
| 07/11/09 | Dynamo @ Seattle |
 Davis abre marcador en Seattle
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| 07/11/09 | Dynamo @ Seattle |
Davis finds twine
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| 05/30/09 | Toronto FC @ Dynamo |
Davis gives Dynamo lead
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Outlook
An original Dynamo player, this talented left-footed midfielder has tremendous ability crossing and finishing.
MLS Experience
2009 MLS: Had career year with 12 regular season assists, tied for the most in MLS, and five goals in a career-high 26 starts and despite two red-card suspensions MLS All-Star Named Dynamo team MVP Scored great long-range goal in 3-2 loss on 3/28 at SJ, curling a left-footed shot to the top corner as the Dynamo tied the game 2-2 with two goals in three minutes Earned first assist of MLS season on 4/19 vs. COL with pin-point cross to Brian Ching for game's only goal Also assisted on Ching goal from corner kick in 2-0 win at NE on 5/3 Had a goal and seven assists in a six-game stretch from 4/19 to 5/30, including a Dynamo record six consecutive games with an assist, two shy of MLS record Sponsored military families to attend game as part of Brad's Brigade offer on 5/30 vs. TFC Scored free kick goal, celebrating with a salute to the military families, and added assist in 3-0 win Took potential game-tying penalty kick vs. RSL on 6/20, but shot was saved Scored with low, left-footed shot in 18th minute of 2-1 loss at SEA on 7/11 Became sixth player to make 100 starts for the Dynamo in all competitions on 7/25 Named an MLS All-Star and scored in All-Star Game tie vs. Everton on 7/29 Opened scoring with long-range shot in 4-3 win vs. DC on 8/1 Ejected while barefoot on bench after being subbed out of 1-0 loss at FCD on 8/6 Served free kick to set up Geoff Cameron's goal in 1-1 tie vs. SEA on 8/23 Was ejected for mid-air collision in 1-0 loss at COL on 8/30 Earned MLS Player of the Week honors after notching two assists in the first five minutes and scoring long-range, game-winning goal in the 81st minute of 3-2 win vs. RSL on 9/19 Goal was later named Dynamo Goal of the Year Capped regular season with two assists in 3-2 win at CHV on 10/25 Playoffs: Played all 90 minutes of first leg at SEA and into overtime in remaining two games 08-09 Champions League: Assisted on Bobby Boswell's goal from a corner kick in 1-1 tie vs. Atlante in quarterfinal first leg on 2/24 Played all 90 minutes in both legs Open Cup: Played final nine minutes of 4-0 quarterfinal win at Charleston on 7/7 Played all 120 minutes of 2-1 overtime semifinal loss at SEA on 7/21 09-10 Champions League: Started five of six games in group stage. 2008: Left midfielder led team and tied for eighth in MLS with eight assists, also scoring three goals, in 26 appearances Made first start of 2008 on 4/12 at KC after missing time due to injuries Scored first goal of season on 4/19 at LA Missed three games with an adductor strain but returned on 5/22 and set up Brian Ching's 88th-minute goal with a well-placed cross Made fourth start of the season on 6/12 after regaining fitness Notched two goals and six assists in a stretch of seven league games from 7/23 through 9/7 Nominated for MLS Goal of the Week for left-footed blast vs. CLB on 8/2 Had two assists vs. RSL on 8/16 and another vs. CHV on 8/20 Notched two more assists vs. CHI on 8/31 Scored opening goal vs. KC on 9/7 and celebrated by shadow-boxing in honor of team equity partner Oscar De La Hoya, who was in attendance Assisted on Brian Ching's second goal at COL on 10/4 Playoffs: Started both legs of series vs. NY Champions' Cup: Due to injury, made only appearance in semifinal second leg at Saprissa on 4/9 as a substitute SuperLiga: Started all five games and was one of tournament leaders with three assists Assisted on Dwayne De Rosario's header from a free kick vs. Atlante on 7/12 Notched two assists, both from set pieces, in first half of 3-1 win at DC on 7/19 Champions League: Made only appearance as a substitute on 10/22 vs. Pumas Reserves: Went 90 minutes in 3-1 win at SJ on 5/23 while recovering from adductor strain.2007: Started the first 14 games at left midfield before tearing his right meniscus in early July Missed 13 games after surgery but returned for the team's playoff run Finished with three goals and three assists and added a goal and an assist in the postseason Scored all three goals in memorable 4-0 win vs. CHV on 6/21 Davis scored his first goal - which later earned Goal of the Week honors - with a left-footed blast to the top right corner of the net, added another on a low, skipping shot from 20 yards away and wrapped up the hat trick with a penalty kick Davis also notched assists in three separate games Playoffs: Started three of the four playoff games Scored clinching goal in extra time of the second leg of the Western Conference semifinal vs. FCD on 11/2, bending a free kick into the corner in the 100th minute Set up game-winning goal in the MLS Cup final, crossing the ball to Dwayne De Rosario for a header in the 74th minute Champions' Cup: Played in both legs of the quarterfinal series vs. Puntarenas Active offensively in the second leg, setting up the goal that tied the series when his shot was saved and rebounded to Paul Dalglish, who scored Set up the game-winning goal by serving a free kick that Brian Ching headed off the post, leading to Kelly Gray's goal Assisted on game-clinching goal in first leg of semifinal vs. Pachuca on 3/15, setting up Chris Wondolowski Played 76 minutes in the second leg at Pachuca on 4/5 SuperLiga: Missed tournament due to injury Reserves: Made three reserve appearances and two starts while coming back from knee surgery Scored twice in 5-2 win vs. LA on 10/7.
2006: Had a career-high 11 assists, second in MLS Led Houston with three game-winning assists Third on team in points Scored goal on 7/15 at KC in a 3-2 win Playoffs: Scored in the second leg of the Western Conference semifinal vs. CHV on 10/29, netting a penalty kick to tie the series Received a yellow card on 11/12 in MLS Cup win over New England Open Cup: Started and played first half in 4-2 win vs. Carolina on 8/2 Started and served corner kick for Eddie Robinson's opening goal in 3-0 quarterfinal win vs. FCD on 8/24.2005: San Jose's only MLS All-Star in 2005 Started season strong, registering six assists in the first two months Set career high in assists with eight despite playing in a career-low 18 games Missed time while with U.S. national team (six games) and suffering from groin injury (eight games) Notched assist in Earthquakes debut on 4/2 vs. NE Notched first goal in Quakes uniform and recorded two assists on 4/9 vs. CHV; the goal was named team's Goal of the Month for April Notched assist in second straight game on 6/25 vs. LA Only member of Quakes named to MLS All-Star Game, where he played 15 minutes against Fulham in 4-1 win Played first match since 8/20 on 10/8 vs. RSL, entering as a sub in the 57th minute Playoffs: Did not play due to left groin strain Open Cup: Started and played 70 minutes on 8/3 at Portland, registered assist.
2004: Played in 29 games for the Dallas Burn, starting 24 Scored two goals and registered two assists Played career high 1,945 minutes Registered first assist of season on 6/12 vs. NE Exploded for first two-goal game of MLS career on 7/24 vs. DC in a 5-1 win Also registered an assist on 7/24 vs. DC for a career-high five points Received first red card of MLS career on 8/7 vs. COL Open Cup: Played 26 minutes on 6/30 vs. Virginia Beach in 2-0 win.
2003: Acquired by Dallas on Jan. 17 from MetroStars for first-round pick in 2003 MLS SuperDraft Led Dallas in scoring with six goals and five assists, becoming only third player in team history other than Jason Kreis to lead Dallas in scoring Set a career high in goals and assists Missed four games with pelvic bone stress injury Registered first point with Dallas on 4/26 vs. NE Made first start for Dallas on 5/10 vs. KC Scored first goal with Dallas on 5/17 vs. LA Registered two assists on 5/31 vs. DC Scored MLS Goal of the Week on 7/19 vs. MET. 2002: Selected by the MetroStars with the No. 3 overall pick in the MLS SuperDraft Rookie of the Year finalist Appeared in 24 games, starting 12 Scored four goals and registered three assists First MLS goal was the game-winner in overtime on 4/6 vs. CLB Scored second consecutive goal on 4/13 at COL Made first MLS start on 4/27 vs. SJ Suffered from plantar fascia injury.International
United States international (4 caps) 2010: Called into U.S. national team camp in January for the first time since 2008 Came on as substitute vs. Honduras on 1/24 and turned in a stellar performance, including an assist on the lone U.S. goal 2008: Was called into U.S. national team camp in January for the first time since the summer of 2005 Started and played 72 minutes in 2-0 U.S. win over Sweden on 1/19 2005: Made international debut at 2005 CONCACAF Gold Cup on 7/7, starting and playing 76 minutes in 4-1 win over Cuba Entered in 84th minute of Gold Cup final on 7/24, scoring game-winning penalty kick in shootout win over Panama Youth: Member of the U-23 national team Appeared 45 times for the U-20 national team, scoring 13 overall goals Appeared in three of four games at the 2001 FIFA World Youth Championship Made youth national team debut with the U-18 national team in 1999.College
Played two years at Saint Louis University NSCAA Second-Team All-American in 2001 after recording 10 goals and 14 assists and helping St. Louis to an 18-2 record and Conference USA championship Also named to Soccer America's All-Freshman Team, Conference USA Freshman of the Year, first team All-Conference USA, C-USA Tournament MVP and NSCAA All-Midwest Region in 2000 after notching 11 goals and six assists in 19 games Led team in assists and finished second in goals.Amateur
Star at Chaminade High School in St. Louis Parade Magazine's 1999 All-American Missouri Gatorade Player of the Year Three-time St. Louis Post-Dispatch All-Metro first team selection Helped Chaminade to 29-2-3 record and consecutive Missouri Class 4A Final Four appearances in 1998 and 1999 Finished Chaminade career with 81 goals and 58 assists.
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