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1998 U.S. Men's National Team Statistics

Individual records for season through Oct. 15, 1998. Note that the column labeled “Career C/G” refers to career caps and goals.

Forwards	GP	GS	Mins	G	A	Pts	Career C/G
Jovan Kirovski	1	1	45	0	0	0	25/4
Roy Lassiter	3	1	110	0	0	0	24/4
Brian McBride	8	3	358	2	0	4	23/6
Joe-Max Moore	12	10	895	1	2	4	70/17
Preki Radosavljevic	14	1	425	2	2	6	26/4
Ernie Stewart	8	7	641	1	0	2	50/6
David Wagner	2	2	109	0	0	0	8/0
Roy Wegerle	11	8	558	2	0	4	41/7
Eric Wynalda	12	7	724	1	3	5	102/32

Defenders	GP	GS	Mins	G	A	Pts	Career C/G
Jeff Agoos	11	9	834	0	2	2	87/3
Marcelo Balboa	4	3	257	1	0	2	127/13
Greg Berhalter	2	2	135	0	0	0	4/0
Mike Burns	14	13	1170	0	0	0	75/0
Chad Deering	6	6	519	1	0	2	11/1
Thomas Dooley	8	7	659	0	0	0	80/7
Alexi Lalas	7	6	540	0	1	1	98/9
Eddie Pope	11	11	945	1	0	2	25/3
David Regis	5	5	450	0	0	0	5/0
Greg Vanney	1	1	90	0	0	0	3/0
Martin Vasquez	0	0	0	0	0	0	7/0

Midfielders	GP	GS	Mins	G	A	Pts	Career C/G
John Harkes	7	7	630	0	0	0	90/6
Frankie Hejduk	9	8	695	1	0	2	14/2
Chris Henderson	2	0	44	0	0	0	78/3
Cobi Jones	14	13	1026	0	0	0	110/8
Brian Maisonneuve	7	5	449	0	1	1	10/0
Tab Ramos	5	3	209	1	0	2	82/7
Claudio Reyna	9	8	705	1	2	4	62/6
Mike Sorber	1	1	45	0	0	0	67/2

Goalkeepers	GP	GS	Mins	Record	SO	Career Caps
Brad Friedel	4	4	360	3-1-0	2	57
Kasey Keller	10	10	900	3-5-2	5	35
Juergen Sommer	1	1	90	0-0-1	0	8

Yellow cards: Mike Burns and Alexi Lalas (3), John Harkes, Frankie Hejduk, Joe-Max Moore and Cladio Reyna (2), Greg Berhalter, Chad Deerin, Eddie Pope, Preki Radosavljevic, David Regis and Roy Wegerle. Red cards: none.

Head coach: Steve Sampson; Assistant coach: Clive Charles; Goal coach: Milutin Soskic; General Manager: Tom King; Captain: Thomas Dooley

1998 Schedule and Results

U.S. Men's National Team

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