Through the years, MLS has had its share of disgruntled players, players unhappy with the terms of their contract or inability to move freely within the league at the end of their contract, butnothing like the Kei Kamara situation, which ended on Thursday, upon the close of the primary transfer window, when Columbus dealt him to New England.

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