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SBI MLS Player of the Month: Brad Davis

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The Houston Dynamo shook off a winless March to post an unbeaten April, and no player deserved more credit for the Dynamo's surge than midfielder Brad Davis.

The skillful left winger carried the Dynamo attack, recording six assists to help the Houston offense carry on without injured striker Brian Ching. With Davis' stellar service, the Dynamo posted a 3-0-2 record, a mark that made Davis a clear choice for SBI's MLS Player of the Month for April.

Davis beat out several worthy candidates, from New York's Teemu Tainio to Columbus' Chad Marshall to Portland's Jack Jewsbury to Philadelphia goalkeeper Faryd Mondragon.

What do you think of Davis being our pick for Player of the Month? Who would have gotten your vote?

Share your thoughts below.

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  1. Most underrated player in MLS. Definitely just a role player for the national team though. Sub late in the game hoping that he can get a corner or free kick.

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  2. I love the Dynamo colors. I wish we had more variety in the league. Too much red and blue. Some team needs to come in with some purple or something. Then again better jersey designs from adidas might help teams look more distinct as well…

    As far as the 1990’s youth soccer look I can see the resemblance in the Dynamo jersey but its not nearly as tacky as some of those patterns were and looks quite good when worn. If you just see it by itself yeah it can be a bit weird.

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  3. Is that for real? I thought for sure he would be called in to the last Gold Cup. But the Dynamo already had to offer so many other players so I understood the exclusion.

    But I was sure he would get called up again.

    He’s definitely one of my favorite MLS players.

    But I think his best position would be in the middle of the park. (Yes, I know we already have so many central mids. But none of them are really that good.)

    But anyways…maybe he could play left back.

    We could do a lot worse.

    He also seems to be a real leader, which is what I probably like most about him.

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  4. “All the good colors are taken: black and white, red and white, blue and white, white and blue, white and black, white and red, they’re all gone.”

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  5. echhh….Magee really? If he really is the left-footed David Beckham then Bob Bradley should at least should have a glance at him this year. I know some people won’t agree but i think after the Dempsey and Donovan duo there is a drop in talent now that Stuart is out and Benny hasn’t solidified his mid-field position on the national team

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  6. Bob Bradley never liked him. When he coached the MetroStars, he traded Davis for a draft pick & then used the drfat pick on Mike Magee.

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  7. Given the fact that we really lack a left footed winger, I don’t really know why Brad Davis has never really gotten a shot with the national team.

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  8. I don’t know about “clear choice” — Marshall anchored a defense that got scored on what, twice in five games? — but Brad Davis is certainly plenty deserving. Good call.

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  9. Does MLS still count hockey assists as assists? Just a random question, nothing against Brad Davis as he’s certainly deserving of the honor

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  10. I kind of like the color. But the design looks indentical to a jersey I wore as a 3rd grader. It is awful for this level.

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  11. Glad Houston’s jerseys are this color, they’re actually something unique. Then again I’m biased in favor of them, but I will say the same for Sounders and Timbers different greens.

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  12. that orange is just plain wrong. dynamo should transition more towards the brown in their emblem, and end up with mostly brown uniforms.

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