Schillo Tshuma was selected seventeenth overall by Portland Timbers. Tshuma was a forward for Maryland, and if Timbers keep him in that position he may be just the player they've been looking for to score more goals this season.
AJ Cochran was selected No. 16 overall by Houston Dynamo. Cochran was a defender for Wisconsin, and hopefully he can keep up with the Dynamo. A good defender will add a stronger back line to the Dynamo's formation, and it will keep opposing goals at bay in hopes of making it to the playoffs again.
Marlon Hairston was selected No. 12 overall by Colorado Rapids. At only 19, he is the youngest Generation Adidas player to be selected during the SuperDraft. Hairston played for Louisville as a midfielder, and his attacking skills will give the Rapids the extra push needed to win more matches.
Damion Lowe was selected No. 8 overall by Seattle Sounders FC. Lowe was a defender for Hartford. If he keeps up with the Sounders' fast pace he will only add to the team's back-line. The Sounders keep their opponents on their toes, and hopefully Lowe will help fill the gaps.
Eric Miller was selected No. 5 overall by Montreal Impact. He was a defender for Creighton, and Montreal is in need of some good defenders for their team. They need to keep opposing goals out of the net as they aim to make the MLS playoffs for the first time.
Christian Dean was selected No. 3 overall by Vancouver Whitecaps FC. Dean was a defender for Cal, and he can be a great addition to the Whitecaps.
Andre Blake was selected No. 1 overall by Philadelphia Union. Philadelphia traded with DC United for first pick, and they must have already had Blake in mind. Blake was the first goalkeeper in history to be selected first in the SuperDraft.
