MLS making headlines, from Armas to Zidane

April 18, 2007
By Allen Hopkins
Ringing the firehouse bell for the last time
With the same quiet, classy demeanor that's always defined him and set him a part as a pro's pro, Chris Armas has told the Chicago Fire he is retiring at the end of the 2007 season. Armas, fourth all-time in games played with 263, is one of 10 MLS originals still playing. The seven-time All-Star was named MLS' Best XI five times. Armas might have never been better than in the 1998 season, when, after being acquired from the Galaxy, he led the expansion ...

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