[MLS 2014 COUNTDOWN] At least four MLS teams will have new starting goalkeepers in 2014. Seattle, which last week unloaded MichaelGspurning and acquired Stefan Frei from Toronto FC, was again in the middle of the wheeling and dealing. The Sounders signed American keeper Steve Clark from Norwegian club Honefoss and dealt him to Columbus, which in turn sent Andy Gruenebaum to Sporting Kansas City, which was lookingfor a keeper to replace retired Jimmy Nielsen.

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