Big D Daily: News for Friday, December 19, 2014

Well, this year's Re-Entry Draft certainly was a bit of a stinker with the amount of picks that were made. As we all know, FC Dallas selected Atiba Harris, bringing the attacker back to Frisco to reunite with Oscar Pareja. While we think about that pick some more, lets get into some morning links.

// FC Dallas //

FCD Christmas video | FCDallas.com

I linked to this in a Fanshot yesterday, but it is worth another share.

// MLS //

Dynamo and Earthquakes snag two players each | MLSSoccer.com

Here are the full Re-Entry Draft results from yesterday. Eight total picks, way less than in previous years. I thought before the draft started that a smaller number of picks was possible.

RSL reportedly trading another part to NYCFC | MLSSoccer.com

Jason Kreis is going to take as many former RSL guys with him to the Big Apple as he possible can.

Are all the changes in Houston and Salt Lake a good thing? | MLSSoccer.com

Without even watching this video, my immediate reaction to the headline was a resounding yes. But this further expands on my response. Plus there is some FC Dallas talk in this video about what they need in this offseason.

Shea signing to become official on Friday | Orlando Sentinel

Looks like Brek is indeed coming back to MLS. Biggest question remains, will he be a DP or not.

Revs pick up Hall in trade | The Bent Musket

While a lot of you were scratching you heads over Harris being selected yesterday, seeing that Jeremy Hall was traded for anything was more puzzling to me. And if you want a real wild one to laugh at, SKC recently signed James Marcelin. Yep.

Timbers land long-time Wake Forrest coach for T2 | Stumptown Footy

Wake Forrest was never a dominant power house in college soccer but they did manage to turn out a good amount of MLS players over the years. I like this pickup for Portland's USL team. These teams need managers that can develop young players.

Detroit PDL side hoping to move up to USL | ClickonDetroit.com

I know there are a lot of people that want to see soccer succeed in Detroit, I'm one of them. I think this would be a good first step in that process.

There you go folks, that is all that I have for now. What else is on your minds today?