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LA Galaxy
Full name
LA Galaxy
Founded
June 15, 1994 (24 years ago) (1994-06-15)[1]
Stadium
StubHub Center
Carson, California
Capacity
27,000[2]
Owner
Philip Anschutz (AEG)
President
Chris Klein
Head coach
Sigi Schmid
League
Major League Soccer
2017
Western Conference: 11th
Overall: 22nd
Playoffs: Did not qualify
Website
Club website
Home colors
Away colors
Current season
The LA Galaxy, also known as the Los Angeles Galaxy, is an American professional soccer franchise based in the Los Angeles suburb of Carson, California, that competes in Major League Soccer (MLS), as a member of the Western Conference. The club began play in 1996 as one of the league's eight charter members.
The Galaxy was founded in 1994 and is owned by Anschutz Entertainment Group. In their early years, the club played its home games at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. Since 2003, they have played at the StubHub Center in Carson, California. The team holds a rivalry with the San Jose Earthquakes in the California Clásico and used to play the SuperClasico against city rivals Chivas USA before that team folded in 2014. A new rival emerged in 2018 in the form of Los Angeles FC in the El Trafico derby.
The franchise is one of Major League Soccer's most decorated clubs, with a record five MLS Cups, four Supporters' Shields, and two U.S. Open Cups. The club has appeared in a record nine MLS Cups, and won the Western Conference regular season title eight times. In 2017, the club added the dubious MLS Wooden Spoon to its trophy case, despite tying D.C. United in points and having a better goal differential. In international play, the team won the CONCACAF Champions' Cup in 2000, one of just two American clubs, along with D.C. United, to win the regional tournament.
In 2007, the club made international headlines with the signing of English player David Beckham from Real Madrid, the most high-profile transaction with Major League Soccer to that point. The club has fielded other high-profile international players including Ashley Cole, Robbie Keane, Luis Hernández, Giovani dos Santos, Jonathan dos Santos, Jorge Campos, Steven Gerrard, Zlatan Ibrahimović and American Landon Donovan who is the all-time leading scorer for both the club and the league.[3]
Contents
1 History
1.1 Early years (1996–2000)
1.2 First MLS Cup (2002)
1.3 Beckham era (2007–2012)
1.4 First to five league championships and wooden spoon (2013–2017)
2 Colors and badge
3 Revenues and profits
3.1 Uniform sponsors
4 Stadium
5 Club culture
5.1 Cozmo
5.2 Galaxy Star squad
5.3 Supporters
6 Rivalries
7 Broadcasting
8 Players and staff
8.1 Current roster
8.2 Out on loan
8.3 Current coaching staff
8.4 General managers
8.5 Head coaches since 1996
9 Youth development
9.1 LA Galaxy II
9.2 Academy program
9.3 Alliance clubs
10 Honors
10.1 Minor trophies
10.2 Retired numbers
11 Team results
11.1 Interactive chart
11.2 Year-by-year
11.3 Year-by-year statistics
11.4 International tournaments
12 Player awards
12.1 Statistical records
12.2 Top goalscorers
12.3 Most valuable player
12.4 Golden boot
12.5 Defensive player of the year
13 References
14 External links
History[edit]
Further information: Soccer in Los Angeles
Early years (1996–2000)[edit]
Cobi Jones playing for Galaxy in 2003
LA Galaxy is one of the ten founding teams in Major League Soccer. The name "Galaxy" was derived from Los Angeles being home to the "stars" of Hollywood.[4] The team began competing in the first season of the then new league, which took place in 1996.
In the inaugural season, Los Angeles finished first in the Western Conference and were one of the two teams that contested in the first MLS Cup. The Galaxy finished as runners up, losing to D.C. United in the final. The 1997 season started out 1–7 after eight games, but they went 15–9 for the rest of the season to qualify for the playoffs. The Galaxy ended up second in their conference by losing to the Dallas Burn. In 1998, the Galaxy left off on a streak, eventually finishing 24–8. The Galaxy defeated the Dallas Burn, 9–3 on aggregate. They lost in the semi-final to the Chicago Fire, 2–1 on aggregate.
The Galaxy again finished first in the Western Conference in 1999, with a final record of 20–12, with a win in the CONCACAF Champions Cup, but they lost to D.C. United again 2–0. The 2000 season had the Galaxy in second in the Western Division, at 14–10–8. Despite this, they lost to the Kansas City Wizards after a tied aggregate and a sudden death game. Los Angeles won the CONCACAF Champions Cup that same year, being one of two American clubs winning the tornament.
2001 was another successful year for Los Angeles, winning the Open Cup and scoring 1,000 all-time points, and with Cobi Jones scoring the 300th goal, but again they fell short by being defeated by Landon Donovan and the San Jose Earthquakes. Again the club clinched first in the Western Conference with a 16–9–3 record, their fifth time being first. Los Angeles were to take part of FIFA's club World cup tournament being Concacaf champions the previous year however, the tournament had cancelled that year.
First MLS Cup (2002)[edit]
In 2002, the Galaxy won their first MLS Cup in the club's fourth appearance by defeating the New England Revolution 1–0.[5] In 2003, the Galaxy finished fourth playing more away games due to stadium construction, with the possible existing obstacles, the team finished 9–12–9. The Galaxy bounced back by gaining second with an 11–9–10 record. They lost to the Wizards in the final, 0–2.
In 2005, the Galaxy acquired Landon Donovan from San Jose. The franchise won the Open Cup again ending with a record of 13–13–6. Having qualified for the playoffs for the 2005 season, The Galaxy has been the only team to appear in the playoffs in all of the league's first ten seasons.[6] They won the 2005 MLS Cup, defeating the New England Revolution in extra time, 1–0.[7]
The 2006 season began on March 16 with the sudden death of Doug Hamilton, the team's 43-year-old general manager, who suffered a heart attack on board a plane carrying the team back from Costa Rica where they had played Saprissa in the CONCACAF Champions' Cup.[8] The team finished fifth in the Western Conference, eliminating them from playoff contention for the first time since the league's inception. Midway through the season, Steve Sampson was sacked as Head Coach,[9] replaced by Frank Yallop.[9] The team managed to make a deep run to the U.S. Open Cup final, but lost 3–1 against the Chicago Fire.
Beckham era (2007–2012)[edit]
David Beckham playing for Galaxy in 2007
In March 2007, Herbalife signed a five-year deal with the Galaxy, worth between $4–5 million a year, to be the club's primary shirt sponsor.[10] Four months later, the club signed David Beckham from Real Madrid. His debut was made at Home Depot Center before a record crowd of nearly 35,000,[11] including many celebrities,[11] coming on in the 78th minute in a 1–0 loss to Chelsea in a match during the World Series of Football tournament. The match brought unprecedented TV coverage from ESPN, who used 19 cameras to cover it, including one trained only on Beckham, even when he was on the bench.[12] In that season's SuperLiga, LA reached the final but lost to Mexican side Pachuca on penalties after extra time. LA nearly made the end-of-season play-offs, but were eliminated following a 1–0 loss to the Chicago Fire. In the off-season, Cobi Jones retired and, amidst rumors that he was going to be sacked, Yallop resigned as head coach following a friendly match at Home Depot Center. The San Jose Earthquakes bought out his contract and offered a third round draft pick to the Galaxy as compensation to hire Yallop as their new head coach.[13] Yallop was replaced at LA by Ruud Gullit, who signed a three-year contract with the club, making him the highest paid coach in MLS history.[14] Cobi Jones returned as assistant coach. LA went on a promotional tour of Australia and New Zealand, setting attendance records in both countries. 80,295 people showed up at Stadium Australia for the match between Sydney FC and LA Galaxy, which the home side won 5–3.[15] They also played a tour of Asia, and competed in the inaugural Pan-Pacific Championship in Honolulu,[16] finishing third after beating Sydney 2–1 in the third-place match.[17]
In the 2008 MLS season, LA went on a seven-game winless streak that saw them drop from first place in the Western Conference to outside playoff contention, prompting the resignation of manager Ruud Gullit and firing of general manager Alexi Lalas.[18] Gullit was replaced by Bruce Arena, who was unable to lead LA into a play-off spot, for the third-straight season.[19]
Landon Donovan playing for Galaxy in 2010
In the following off-season, both club captain David Beckham and vice-captain Landon Donovan were involved in loan deals with European clubs until the beginning of the new MLS season; Beckham to Milan in Italy and Donovan to German club Bayern Munich. Donovan was seeking a permanent transfer to Munich, while Beckham was expected to return to LA in March, prior to the 2009 season.[20] Beckham went on to seek a permanent transfer to Milan in a bid to sustain his England career through the 2010 World Cup,[21] and Milan made a bid for the player that was rejected by LA.[22] One day before his loan deal was to expire, Milan and LA reached an agreement to allow Beckham to stay in Italy until the conclusion of the Rossoneri's season in June, before returning to LA in July.[22] Donovan was not offered a contract by Bayern, and returned to the U.S. in time for the beginning of the 2009 MLS season.[23] In the book The Beckham Experiment by Grant Wahl, Donovan openly criticized Beckham for his handling of the loan deals. Beckham and Donovan would later reconcile upon Beckham's return to LA in July.[24]
LA finished the 2009 season top of the Western Conference and runners-up in the MLS Supporters' Shield, qualifying for the 2009 MLS Cup. They reached the final by beating Chivas USA 3–2 on aggregate in the quarter-final, and Houston Dynamo 2–0, after extra time, in the semi-final. In the final they drew 1–1 with Real Salt Lake at Qwest Field in Seattle, but lost 5–4 on penalties. By reaching the final, they qualified for the 2010–11 CONCACAF Champions League Preliminary Round.
After the 2009 success, both Donovan and Beckham again went out on second loan spells. Donovan went to Everton while Beckham returned to Milan, where he ruptured his Achilles tendon and therefore missed his chance at playing in the World Cup for England and subsequently missing most of the Galaxy's 2010 season.
In 2010, the Galaxy stayed at the top of the table and won the Supporters' Shield, the first time MLS played a balanced schedule. They then lost to FC Dallas in the Western Conference Final, one game away from making another appearance at MLS Cup.
In 2011, a year in which they added the Republic of Ireland's all-time leading goalscorer Robbie Keane, they won their fourth Supporters' Shield with two games remaining, becoming the third-straight team to win consecutive Shields while amassing the second-best points total in MLS history.[citation needed] They followed this up with their third MLS Cup, defeating the Houston Dynamo 1–0 in the final.[25] The 2011 MLS Cup was the Galaxy's first MLS Cup Victory in regulation. The 2002 and the 2005 MLS Cup wins were won in overtime.
In January 2012, after much speculation, Beckham signed a new two-year deal with LA to secure his short-term future at the club.[26] Despite the new contract, Beckham confirmed in November 2012 that he would be leaving the Galaxy at the end of the 2012 MLS season.[27] On December 1, 2012, the Galaxy won their second-straight MLS Cup victory over the Houston Dynamo, 3–1. Galaxy defender Omar Gonzalez won the MLS MVP trophy, heading in the 1–1 equalizer in the 60th minute. That goal was quickly followed by a Donovan penalty kick, and Keane sealed the game with another penalty kick in stoppage time.[28] In post-match interviews both Donovan and Beckham remained coy about their future MLS plans.[29][30]
First to five league championships and wooden spoon (2013–2017)[edit]
Galaxy finished the 2013 season third in the Western Conference. They reached the conference semi-finals, where they lost 2–1 to Real Salt Lake. They also reached the semi-finals of the 2012–13 CONCACAF Champions League, but lost 3–1 on aggregate to Mexican team Monterrey.
Following the defeat to Seattle Sounders FC in the final game of the season with the Supporters' Shield on the line, the team entered the 2014 MLS playoffs defeating Real Salt Lake, advancing to face Seattle once again in the Western Conference Finals, advancing to the MLS Cup by away goals. They played the New England Revolution in the 2014 MLS Cup and won 2–1 in overtime, thereby becoming five-time champions, a league record.[31] At the end of the season, longtime LA Galaxy player United States national team player Landon Donovan retired.[32]
On January 7, 2015, the LA Galaxy announced the signing of long time Liverpool player Steven Gerrard to an 18-month Designated Player contract, reportedly worth $9 million. He joined the team in July 2015 following the end of the 2014–15 Premier League season,[33] and made his debut in an International Champions Cup against Club América on July 11.[34]
The club again made headlines by acquiring Mexican star and Barcelona academy product Giovani dos Santos in July as a designated player. Not since the days of Jorge Campos, Carlos Hermosillo and Luis Hernández in the late 1990s and early 2000s had the Galaxy had a notable Mexican player, let alone one in the prime of his career. Dos Santos made an impactful impression on the Galaxy early on, scoring on his club debut against Central FC in the CONCACAF Champions League and then in his league debut against the Sounders. In his first five club matches, he had a goal, an assist or both to total with four goals and five assists in that span.
Before the start of the 2016 season, it was announced that long-time servicing center-back Omar Gonzalez would leave the Galaxy after nine years to C.F. Pachuca.[35]
On November 22, 2016, long-time general manager and head coach, Bruce Arena, left the club to begin his second stint as head coach of the United States national team, bringing most of the Galaxy's coaching staff with him, including associate head coach, Dave Sarachan.[36][37] Arena was replaced as general manager by former Galaxy player Peter Vagenas, and as head coach by his LA Galaxy II counterpart, Curt Onalfo.
The front office constructed the team to rely on players from the Academy and Galaxy II system.[citation needed] Multiple injuries exposed the naive roster construction, which included erratic performances by Jermain Jones, and sparse production from Giovanni Dos Santos.[citation needed] With a 6–10–4 record, the Galaxy fired Kurt Onalfo and replaced him with former head coach Sigi Schmid on July 27, 2017.[38] Under Schmid, the club went 2–8–4 and finished the season in last place overall with a mark of 8–18–8. It was only the fourth time that the club failed to make the postseason, and the club's first wooden spoon.[citation needed]
In March 2018, the team signed Zlatan Ibrahimović on a two-year, $3 million dollar contract with targeted allocation money.[39]
Colors and badge[edit]
Los Angeles Galaxy first logo (1996–2007)
Carlos Ruiz wearing Galaxy's old gold-and-green uniform in 2004
The LA Galaxy's current colors are white, navy blue and gold. The team's primary uniform is white and the secondary uniform is blue.[40] The colors were adopted to coincide with David Beckham's arrival with the team in 2007 as part of an overall re-branding exercise spearheaded by then GM Alexi Lalas. Prior to 2007, the Galaxy played in various color combinations, usually comprising gold, teal green and white with black accents, and often highlighting an iconic 'sash' design from the left shoulder and across the chest.[41] Their original jersey, used in the inaugural 1996 MLS season, featured black-and-teal halves, black sleeves with gold and red accents, black shorts and black socks.[42]
The Galaxy have had two logos to date. The original brand was gold, teal and black, and featured the Galaxy wordmark superimposed over a golden swirl, with a stylized black outline. The logo was changed in 2007, again to coincide with David Beckham's arrival,[43] and now features a blue shield with a gold border, the LA Galaxy team name, and a quasar at the top of the crest.[44]
The quasar featured prominently on the LA Galaxy's shield was originally featured on the 1957 Seal of Los Angeles County as well as the modified Seal of Los Angeles County, California which is featured on the Flag of Los Angeles.
The name "Galaxy" was created by Nike at the conception of the league, the company was also the original uniform supplier for the team.[45]
Revenues and profits[edit]
The Galaxy first turned a profit in 2003, becoming the first MLS team to do so.[46] After the team moved into the new Home Depot Center, the team saw increased attendance, a doubling of revenue from sponsors, and revenues from parking and concessions.[46]
A Forbes 2015 report ranked the LA Galaxy second in MLS in terms of annual revenue ($44 million) and in franchise value ($240 million).[47] The Galaxy earn more in annual club sponsorship income ($14 million) and annual local TV rights ($5 million) than any other MLS team.[48] The Galaxy have the highest annual revenue of any MLS team, the third highest revenue of any CONCACAF team, and the seventh highest revenue of any team in the Americas.[49]
Uniform sponsors[edit]
Period
Kit manufacturer
Shirt sponsor
Notes
1996–2002 Nike None
2003–2005 Budweiser
2006–2007 Adidas From 2006 season, Adidas starts[50]
2007–present Herbalife
Stadium[edit]
StubHub Center, LA Galaxy's home stadium since 2003
Name
Location
Years in use
Rose Bowl Pasadena, California 1996–2002
Titan Stadium Fullerton, California 1999–2011 (10 games in U.S. Open Cup)
StubHub Center Carson, California 2003–present
From 1996 to 2002, the Galaxy played their home games at the 107,000-capacity Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, but often held U.S. Open Cup games at Titan Stadium on the campus of Cal State Fullerton. The Galaxy played 10 games in total at Titan Stadium; the U.S. Open Cup Final was held there in 2001 when the Galaxy won the tournament.
In 2003, the Galaxy moved to the StubHub Center (then known as the Home Depot Center), on the campus of California State University, Dominguez Hills in Carson, California, approximately ten miles south of downtown Los Angeles. The stadium is a 27,000-seat soccer-specific stadium, the second of its kind in MLS,[51] but has hosted other sports such as rugby and American football. From 2005 to 2014, the Galaxy shared the stadium with their now-defunct league rivals Chivas USA, with whom they competed for the SuperClasico.
Club culture[edit]
LA Galaxy mascot, Cozmo, at StubHub Center, 2015
Cozmo[edit]
Cozmo is the Galaxy's mascot.[52] He has dark blue skin with yellow eyebrows and white eyes matching the Galaxy's home uniform colors. He replaced the Galaxy's original mascot, "Twizzle", who also looked like it was from outer space but was more humanoid in form, wearing a space-man's helmet and cape.[53]
Galaxy Star squad[edit]
The Galaxy Star Squad is the official cheerleaders of the club. They often attend events hosted by the Galaxy, such as autograph sessions, and can be often seen around the stadium during game time giving away scarves and supporting the team.[54]
Supporters[edit]
The Angel City Brigade was created to help establish a festive and vibrant atmosphere in the StubHub Center for the Galaxy. They sit in section 121 in the General Admission area of the stadium.[55]
The LA Riot Squad formed after a loss in the 2001 MLS Cup, when then-Galaxy keeper Kevin Hartman challenged a group of Galaxy fans to form a supporter group of 100 people by opening day of 2002. The reward if they were able to do this was a keg of beer.[56] They are located in sections 137 and 138 in the General Admission area of the stadium.
Galaxians are the first and original supporter group of the LA Galaxy, having been established in 1996 during the Galaxy's first season in MLS. They are located in section 122, next to the Angel City Brigade.[55][non-primary source needed]
Rivalries[edit]
The Galaxy's chief rivalry match is played against the San Jose Earthquakes, which is known by the fans and media as the California Clásico. It is considered among the fiercest and longest-running rivalries in American soccer.[57][58][59] The intrastate rivalry dates to the founding of MLS, and their encounters in the MLS Cup playoffs and final. Some also cite that the rivalry developed in reflection of traditional Northern California vs Southern California sports rivalries.[60]
Los Angeles FC joined the league in 2018 and a crosstown rivalry, El Trafico, was created.[61] The former LA Derby was previously contested between the Galaxy and Chivas USA in the SuperClasico.[62][63][64][65][66] This contest, with Chivas USA, was dominated by the Galaxy, who won 22 of the 34 encounters. The rivalry was the only intra-stadium rivalry in MLS until Chivas ceased operations at the end of the 2014 season.
Broadcasting[edit]
At the end of the 2011 season, the Galaxy announced a ten-year, $55 million deal with Time Warner Cable (Now Charter Spectrum), the most lucrative local media contract in MLS history, to begin at the end of the 2012 MLS season.[67] Previously, Galaxy matches were televised regionally in English on Fox Sports West and Prime Ticket alternatively.[68] While awaiting the launch of those networks, all 2012 English-language matches were split between local outlet KDOC with one match showcased on Time Warner Cable SportsNet near the end of the season. Commentary is handled by Joe Tutino and former Galaxy player Cobi Jones. In Spanish, 2012 matches were shown on independent outlet KWHY with Adrian Garcia Marquez and Francisco Pinto commentating.[69] All nationally televised MLS games are aired on Fox Sports 1 and ESPN.
Radio coverage of regular season matches are broadcast in English on lagalaxy.com and in Spanish on ESPN Deportes KWKW 1330 AM (Los Angeles). Joe Tutino does the English play-by-play when Spectrum Sports does not televise. Alternatively, long-time Los Angeles broadcaster Fred Roggin does the play-by-play. Ralph Perez is the analyst. On Spanish-language broadcasts, Rolando "El Veloz" Gonzalez handles the play-by-play and Armando Aguayo does the commentary.[70]
Players and staff[edit]
For details on former players, see All-time Los Angeles Galaxy roster.
Current roster[edit]
As of July 2, 2018[71]
No.
Position
Player
Nation
1 Goalkeeper David Bingham United States
2 Midfielder Perry Kitchen United States
3 Defender Ashley Cole England
4 Defender Dave Romney United States
5 Defender Daniel Steres United States
6 Midfielder Baggio Hušidić Bosnia and Herzegovina
7 Midfielder Romain Alessandrini (DP) France
8 Midfielder Jonathan dos Santos (DP) Mexico
9 Forward Zlatan Ibrahimović Sweden
10 Forward Giovani dos Santos (DP) Mexico
11 Forward Ola Kamara Norway
12 Goalkeeper Brian Sylvestre United States
14 Midfielder Servando Carrasco United States
15 Forward Ariel Lassiter (HGP) United States
16 Defender Jørgen Skjelvik Norway
17 Midfielder Sebastian Lletget United States
19 Midfielder Chris Pontius United States
20 Defender Tomas Hilliard-Arce United States
21 Defender Hugo Arellano (HGP) United States
24 Forward Emmanuel Boateng Ghana
25 Defender Rolf Feltscher Venezuela
26 Midfielder Efrain Alvarez (HGP) Mexico
28 Defender Michaël Ciani France
29 Defender Sheanon Williams United States
38 Forward Bradford Jamieson IV (HGP) United States
41 Goalkeeper Justin Vom Steeg United States
Out on loan[edit]
No.
Position
Player
Nation
88 Midfielder João Pedro (on loan to Apollon Smyrnis) Portugal
Current coaching staff[edit]
Role
Name
Head coach Sigi Schmid
Assistant coach Rob Becerra
Assistant coach Junior Gonzalez
Assistant coach Ezra Hendrickson
Assistant coach Dominic Kinnear
Goalkeeping coach Oka Nikolov
Strength & conditioning coach Dan Jones
General managers[edit]
Name
Tenure
Danny Villanueva 1994–1998
Sergio del Prado 1999–2000
Tim Luce 2000–2001
Doug Hamilton 2002–2006
Alexi Lalas 2006–2008
Bruce Arena 2008–2016
Peter Vagenas 2016–2017
Sigi Schmid 2017–present
Head coaches since 1996[edit]
Sigi Schmid (pictured here with Columbus Crew SC) led the Galaxy to their first MLS Cup title in 2002
As of November 25, 2017[72]
Name
Nation
Tenure
Lothar Osiander Germany 1996–97
Octavio Zambrano Ecuador June 10, 1997 – April 23, 1999
Sigi Schmid Germany April 22, 1999 – August 16, 2004
Steve Sampson United States August 18, 2004 – June 6, 2006
Frank Yallop Canada June 7, 2006 – November 5, 2007
Ruud Gullit Netherlands November 9, 2007 – August 11, 2008
Cobi Jones (interim) United States August 11, 2008 – August 18, 2008
Bruce Arena United States August 18, 2008 – November 22, 2016
Curt Onalfo United States December 13, 2016 – July 27, 2017
Sigi Schmid Germany July 27, 2017 – present
Youth development[edit]
LA Galaxy II[edit]
See also: LA Galaxy II
The Galaxy created the LA Galaxy II reserve team in January 2014 to compete in the USL.[73] In their inaugural season, Los Dos finished third with a record of 15-6-7, and reached the semi-final where they lost to Sacramento Republic FC. For the 2015 USL season, the Galaxy were placed in the Western Conference.
Academy program[edit]
As part of its development program, the Galaxy operates an academy system with U-18 and U-16 teams competing in the U.S. Soccer Development Academy, and U-14 and U-12 teams competing in Southern California Developmental Soccer Leagues (SCDSL).[74] Six academy graduates are currently signed to the first team: Jack McBean, Oscar Sorto, Jose Villarreal, Gyasi Zardes, Raul Mendiola and Bradford Jamieson IV.[75]
Alliance clubs[edit]
The LA Galaxy extended its youth development program and structure through the integration of existing youth clubs that have partnered under the LA Galaxy name.[76][non-primary source needed] Known as the LA Galaxy Academy Alliance Clubs, they are located throughout Southern California, retain some autonomy and have access to LA Galaxy resources and outreach programs. One alliance club, LA Galaxy Orange County, has a men's category competing in the United Premier Soccer League.[77][non-primary source needed]
Honors[edit]
President Barack Obama presented with a team jersey during an event to welcome the 2014 Major League Soccer Cup Champion LA Galaxy in the East Room of the White House February 2, 2015 (official White House photo by Pete Souza)
Continental
Competitions
Titles
Seasons
CONCACAF Champions League
1
2000
National
Competitions
Titles
Seasons
MLS Cup
5
2002, 2005, 2011, 2012, 2014
Supporters' Shield
4
1998, 2002, 2010, 2011
U.S. Open Cup
2
2001, 2005
Western Conference (Playoff)
9
1996, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014
Western Conference (Regular Season)
8
1996, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2010, 2011
Minor trophies[edit]
MLS Fair Play Award: 2013
[78][79]
Retired numbers[edit]
The LA Galaxy have not officially retired any jersey number. Former LA Galaxy player, Cobi Jones, was incorrectly believed to have had his jersey number, 13, retired. Adam Serrano, "LA Galaxy Insider", clarified this in an article posted on February 7, 2017: "The number was not officially retired by the Galaxy but has not been worn since he (Cobi Jones) hung up his boots 10 years ago."
As of November 25, 2017[80]
Team results[edit]
Main article: List of Los Angeles Galaxy seasons
Interactive chart[edit]
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See or edit raw graph data.

Year-by-year[edit]
Season
Regular Season
(W-L-T)
Playoffs
U.S. Open Cup
CONCACAF
Champions'
League/Cup
Avg.
Attendance
(Regular
Season)
Avg.
Attendance
(Playoffs)
1996 1st, West (19–13) Lost MLS Cup (D.C. United 3–2) Did not enter Did not enter 28,916 27,759
1997 2nd, West (16–16) Lost Conference Semi-finals (Dallas Burn 0–2) Did not enter Final 20,626 18,921
1998 1st, West* (24–8) Lost Conference Final (Chicago Fire 0–2) Did not enter Qualifying playoff 21,784 17,577
1999 1st, West (20–12) Lost MLS Cup (D.C. United 0–2) Quarter-finals Did not qualify 17,632 16,307*
2000 2nd, West (14–10–8) Lost Semi-finals (Kansas City Wizards 1–2) Semi-finals Champions 20,400 17,215
2001 1st, West (14–7–5) Lost MLS Cup (San Jose Earthquakes 1–2) Champions Did not qualify 17,387 9,278
2002 1st, West* (16–9–3) Won MLS Cup (New England Revolution 1–0) Final Did not qualify 19,047 18,013
2003 4th, West (9–12–9) Lost Conference Semi-finals (San Jose Earthquakes 4–5) Semi-finals Quarter-finals 21,983 20,201
2004 2nd, West (11–9–10) Lost Conference Final (Kansas City Wizards 0–2) Fourth round Did not qualify 23,809 20,026
2005 4th, West (13–13–5) Won MLS Cup (New England Revolution 1–0) Champions Did not qualify 24,204 17,466
2006 5th, West (11–15–6) Did not qualify Final Quarter-finals 20,814 Did not qualify
2007 5th, West (9–14–7) Did not qualify Third round Did not qualify 24,252
2008 6th, West (8–13–9) Did not qualify Did not qualify 26,008
2009 1st, West (12–6–12) Lost MLS Cup (Real Salt Lake 4–5) Did not qualify 20,416 26,186
2010 1st, West* (18–7–5) Lost Conference Final (FC Dallas 0–3) Quarter-finals 21,437 27,000
2011 1st, West* (19–5–10) Won MLS Cup (Houston Dynamo 1–0) Quarter-finals Quarter-finals 23,335 21,171
2012 4th, West (16–12–6) Won MLS Cup (Houston Dynamo 3–1) Third round Quarter-finals 23,136 24,804
2013 3rd, West (15–11–8) Lost Conference Semi-finals (Real Salt Lake 1–2) Third round Semi-finals 22,152 27,000
2014 2nd, West (17–7–10) Won MLS Cup (New England Revolution 2–1) Fifth Round Did not qualify 21,258 27,000
2015 5th, West (14–11–9) Lost Knockout Round (Seattle Sounders FC 2–3) Quarterfinals Quarter-finals 23,392 N/A
2016 3rd, West (12–6–16) Lost Conference Semi-final (Colorado Rapids 1–1) Semi-final Did not qualify 25,147 21,306
2017 11th, West (8–18–8) Did Not Qualify Quarter-Finals Did Not Qualify 22,301 Did Not Qualify
* Won MLS Supporters' Shield
MLS regular season only, as of October 25, 2015[81]
Year-by-year statistics[edit]
Season
League Record
Top Scorer
Plyd W L T GF GA Points Name Goals
1996 32 19 13 0 59 49 49 Eduardo Hurtado 21
1997 32 16 16 0 55 44 44 Welton 11
1998 32 24 8 0 85 44 68 Cobi Jones 19
1999 32 20 12 0 49 29 54 C. Jones
C. Hermosillo 08
2000 32 14 10 8 47 37 50 Cobi Jones 07
2001 26 14 7 5 52 36 47 Luis Hernández 08
2002 28 16 9 3 44 33 51 Carlos Ruiz 24
2003 30 9 12 9 35 35 36 Carlos Ruiz 15
2004 30 11 9 10 42 40 43 Carlos Ruiz 11
2005 32 13 13 6 44 45 45 Landon Donovan 12
2006 32 11 15 6 37 37 39 Landon Donovan 12
2007 30 9 14 7 38 48 34 Landon Donovan 08
2008 30 8 13 9 55 62 33 Landon Donovan 20
2009 30 12 6 12 36 31 48 Landon Donovan 12
2010 30 18 7 5 44 26 59 Edson Buddle 17
2011 34 19 5 10 48 28 67 Landon Donovan 12
2012 34 16 12 6 59 47 54 Robbie Keane 16
2013 34 15 11 8 53 38 53 Robbie Keane 16
2014 34 17 7 10 69 37 61 Robbie Keane 19
2015 34 14 11 9 56 46 51 Robbie Keane 20
2016 34 12 6 16 54 39 52 Giovani Dos Santos 14
Total 662 307 217 139 1061 837 988 Landon Donovan 112
MLS regular season only, as of October 23, 2016[78]
International tournaments[edit]
Further information: LA Galaxy in international soccer competitions
Player awards[edit]
Statistical records[edit]
Landon Donovan is Galaxy's all-time top scorer and assist leader, and four-time MVP
Games: Cobi Jones (306)
Goals: Landon Donovan (112)
Hat Tricks: Cobi Jones, Edson Buddle, Robbie Keane (4)
Assists: Landon Donovan (107)
Cleansheets: Kevin Hartman (62)
MLS regular season only, as of July 27, 2015[82]
Top goalscorers[edit]
As of March 25, 2018[83][84]
#
Name
Career
MLS
Playoffs
Open Cup
Continental
Total
1 Landon Donovan 2005–2014, 2016 113 15 6 7 141
2 Robbie Keane 2011–2016 83 9 3 9 104
3 Cobi Jones 1996–2007 70 6 4 2 82
4 Carlos Ruiz 2002–2004, 2008 51 11 6 1 69
5 Edson Buddle 2007–2010
2012, 2015 45 2 0 0 47
6 Mauricio Cienfuegos 1996–2003 35 7 2 1 45
7 Alan Gordon 2005–2010
2014–2016 29 1 4 8 42
8 Gyasi Zardes 2013–2017 34 2 3 1 40
9 Eduardo Hurtado 1995–1998 30 3 0 4 37
10 Mike Magee 2009–2013, 2016 25 7 2 2 36
Most valuable player[edit]
As of January 29, 2018[citation needed]
Year
Name
Nation
1996 Eduardo Hurtado Ecuador
1997 Mauricio Cienfuegos El Salvador
1998 Cobi Jones United States
1999 Kevin Hartman United States
2000 Simon Elliott New Zealand
2001 Ezra Hendrickson Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
2002 Carlos Ruiz Guatemala
2003 Kevin Hartman United States
2004 Kevin Hartman United States
2005 Herculez Gomez United States
2006 Landon Donovan United States
2007 Chris Klein United States
2008 Landon Donovan United States
2009 Landon Donovan United States
2010 Edson Buddle United States
2011 Landon Donovan United States
2012 Robbie Keane Ireland
2013 Robbie Keane Ireland
2014 Robbie Keane Ireland
2015 Robbie Keane Ireland
2016 Giovani dos Santos Mexico
2017 Romain Alessandrini France
Golden boot[edit]
The Golden boot winner is the leading goal scorer at the end of the season (only goals in MLS count). This award did not exist from 1996 to 2004. The MLS Scoring Champion Award included both goal and assist totals those years.
As of January 29, 2018 (MLS regular season only)[85]
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Name
Nation
Goals
2005 Landon Donovan United States 12
2006 Landon Donovan United States 12
2007 Landon Donovan United States 8
2008 Landon Donovan United States 20
2009 Landon Donovan United States 12
2010 Edson Buddle United States 17
2011 Landon Donovan United States 12
2012 Robbie Keane Ireland 16
2013 Robbie Keane Ireland 16
2014 Robbie Keane Ireland 19
2015 Robbie Keane Ireland 20
2016 Giovani dos Santos Mexico 14
Defensive player of the year[edit]
As of January 2017[86][better source needed]
Year
Name
Nation
1996 Jorge Campos Mexico
1997 Robin Fraser United States
1998 Robin Fraser United States
1999 Robin Fraser United States
2000 Danny Califf United States
2001 Greg Vanney United States
2002 Alexi Lalas United States
2003 Danny Califf United States
2004 Tyrone Marshall Jamaica
2005 Tyrone Marshall Jamaica
Year
Name
Nation
2006 Chris Albright United States
2007 Ty Harden United States
2008 Sean Franklin United States
2009 Donovan Ricketts Jamaica
2010 Omar Gonzalez United States
2011 Omar Gonzalez United States
2012 A. J. DeLaGarza Guam
2013 Omar Gonzalez United States
2014 A. J. DeLaGarza Guam
2015 Leonardo Brazil
2016 Jelle Van Damme Belgium
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