Roster Numbers By Position

Goalkeepers
Brad Guzan – 18
Marcus Hahnemann -23
Tim Howard – 1

Defenders
Carlos Bocanegra – 3
Jonathan Bornstein – 12
Steve Cherundolo – 6
Jay DeMerit – 15
Clarence Goodson – 21
Oguchi Onyewu – 5
Jonathan Spector – 2

Midfielders
DaMarcus Beasley – 7
Michael Bradley – 4
Ricardo Clark – 13
Clint Dempsey – 8
Landon Donovan – 10
Maurice Edu – 19
Benny Feilhaber – 22
Stuart Holden – 11
Jose Francisco Torres – 16

Forwards
Jozy Altidore – 17
Edson Buddle – 14
Robbie Findley – 20
Herculez Gomez – 9

Here is the press release from this morning.

SIRIUS XM Radio (Nasdaq: SIRI) announced today that it will broadcast all 64 matches of the 2010 FIFA World Cup live from South Africa from June 11 through July 11.

English language broadcasts of every World Cup match, produced by ESPN Radio, will be available nationwide on SIRIUS XM.  When multiple matches are played simultaneously, additional SIRIUS XM channels will be devoted to play-by-play, allowing listeners to hear every match in its entirety.

“The anticipation for the World Cup has been building for four years and for soccer fans there is no bigger event,” said Scott Greenstein, SIRIUS XM’s President and Chief Content Officer.  ”SIRIUS XM and its extensive array of channels will deliver every minute of every match, and ensure that fans can follow all the action involving every team from anywhere.”

SIRIUS XM listeners will hear ESPN broadcasters JP Dellacamera and Tommy Smyth.  Dellacamera has called the last six FIFA World Cups for a variety of television networks as well as the past two Summer Olympic Games.  Smyth has called more than 2,500 international matches from leagues all over the world and has worked three FIFA World Cups.

In addition to live play-by-play of every match, SIRIUS XM will offer exclusive analysis throughout the tournament from international soccer legend Giorgio Chinaglia and Charlie Stillitano, who will host special World Cup editions of their SIRIUS XM program, The Football Show.  Chinaglia, one of the game’s most prolific goal-scorers, played for Italy in the 1974 FIFA World Cup and earned international renown as a striker for the Italian club Lazio and the New York Cosmos.  Stillitano is the former general manager of the NY/NJ Metrostars and a U.S. Soccer Foundation founding board member.

The 2010 FIFA World Cup, contested by 32 national teams, will take place from June 11 to July 11 in nine cities in South Africa.  Nations competing in the 2010 FIFA World Cup include Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Cameroon, Chile, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Honduras, Italy, Ivory Coast, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, North Korea, Paraguay, Portugal, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, Uruguay and the USA.

This afternoon Major League Soccer released their entire schedule for the 2010 season. Assuming the Collective Bargaining Agreement is signed, the season will kick off March 25 with the first MLS game seeing the Philadelphia Union traveling to Seattle.

The Houston Dynamo will open their season on March 27 with a trip up Interstate 45 to visit FC Dallas. Houston’s home opener is scheduled for April 1 against current MLS Cup holders, Real Salt Lake. This game was initially scheduled for April 3, but was moved so the match could be shown on ESPN’s Thursday night MLS Prime Time programming.

There are a few notable matches on this year’s schedule, including Houston’s first game against the Philadelphia Union (May 29, in Houston) and a rematch of the 2009 semi-final against the Los Angeles Galaxy (April 10, in Houston).

Below is the full Houston Dynamo 2010 schedule. The full MLS schedule can be found here.

Now that the schedule is here, which games are you excited about seeing? Will any of you Dynamo fanatics be traveling to any games? If so, which ones?