[MLS] With a new CBA in place and many teams featuring untested foreign players, plus the possibility of rosters changing again following the World Cup, thismight be the most unpredictable season in league history. A balanced schedule of 30 games – one home and one away – with each opponent will nevertheless be disrupted by the World Cup,Concacaf competition, and the SuperLiga. Two teams – Chicago and New York – have coaches new to MLS, and four other teams have familiar faces in new places. Soccer America’s RidgeMahoney predicts how conference competition will play out and who will lift the 2010 title.

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