one named Bruce Arena -- who would tell you that Moreno is the greatest attacking player in league history. You can certainly make a strong argument on his behalf. As great as Moreno's overall statistics are (105 goals and 83 assists), I think the reason so many coaches would vote for Moreno as best overall is because of the fear he puts into defenders when he's got the ball. Back in 2003, it certainly looked like Moreno was finished. He was coming off his third straight injury-riddled and unproductive campaign, but since back surgery prior to the 2004 season, he's put himself back on the map, and elevated himself to clear-cut All-Decade status.
1. Jason Kreis. The all-time leading goal scorer with 108. The best free kick taker in league history. An underrated header of the ball. A guy who can poach with the best of them and keep you honest from outside the box. As we said about Meola up top, Kreis is a no-brainer selection for this team. All that's missing on his resume is a ring.
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