 Emmanuel Ekpo and the Columbus Crew are off to the best start in Major League Soccer. (Greg Bartram/Getty Images)
The San Jose Earthquakes are opening up their Buck Shaw Stadium for the second successive weekend and have a real challenge ahead, as the MLS overall leader Columbus Crew come calling.
 In this bizarro Crew season, what could be more bizarre than taking a large, open, yellow, steel and aluminum structure and making it resemble a woodshed?
 The Columbus Crew remain the hottest team in Major League Soccer. Getting two first-half goals from Adam Moffat and Robbie Rogers, the Crew held on for a 2-1 win against the Kansas City Wizards and remainded undefeated at home for the season.
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Updated: May 7
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SIGNED -- MF Emmanuel Ekpo
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| 3/28 |
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SIGNED -- FW George Josten, FW Steven Lenhart, DF Ryan Miller, DF Andrew Peterson to Developmental Contracts
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| 3/24 |
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SIGNED -- DF Gino Padula (Montpellier HSC/France)
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| 3/17 |
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SIGNED: MF Kevin Burns, MF Adam Moffat, DF Ryan Junge, GK Kenny Schoeni to Developmental Contracts
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| 2/27 |
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ACQUIRED – FW Nicolas Hernandez from the Colorado Rapids in exchange for DF Tim Ward and the Crew's natural third-round selection in the 2009 MLS Supplemental Draft.
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SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT – GK Billy Chiles (1st Round - 6th Pick 2008), FW/MF Cory Elenio (2nd Round - 20th Pick 2008), FW Lukasz Tumicz (3rd round - 34th pick 2008), MF/FW Zola Short (3rd round - 38th pick 2008)
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DRAFTED – DF Andy Iro (6th Pick 2008 SuperDraft), FW George Josten (20th Pick 2008 SuperDraft), FW Ricardo Pierre-Louis (22nd Pick 2008 SuperDraft), DF Ryan Miller (31st Pick 2008 SuperDraft), FW Steven Lenhart (48th Pick 2008 SuperDraft)
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