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Intrinsically Canadian Power Rankings: MLS Week 8/NASL Week 5/USL Week 5

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So, Anthony Jackson-Hamel has played just 36 minutes for the Montreal Impact so far in 2017.

He has three goals.

That’s a return of a goal every 12 minutes.

What does this mean? That Anthony Jackson-Hamel is the greatest player to ever play in MLS. Take your Landon Donovans and Dwayne De Rosarios and Jaime Morenos and Chris Wondolowskis … and forget about them! A goal every 12 minutes? Heck, if Jackson-Hamel would actually start a game and get a full 90 minutes in, he’d get seven or eight goals. Woo-hoo! 

OK, the tongue is planted in the cheek. But, on a more serious note, you can’t dispute that Jackson-Hamel hasn’t changed games once he’s been introduced. He scored a match-winner against Atlanta two weekends ago. This past weekend, he scored twice as the Impact rallied from a 3-0 deficit to come back and draw the hapless Philadelphia Union.

Maybe this is a sign that, well, you know, Jackson-Hamel is worthy of a start?

Jackson-Hamel headlined what was a good week for Canadians in the various North American pro leagues. Orlando City, also known as “Canada FC South,” (OK, I just made that up — the team isn’t known by that nickname, though it should be) got two goals from Cyle Larin in a win over NYCFC. Then, the B team got two goals from Richie Laryea. It seems to be a rule that only Canadians are allowed to score for the MLS side and for the B team.

Here are the rankings of minutes played by Canadians in MLS, NASL and USL:

MLS MINUTES BY PLAYER, THE CANADIANS

  1. Will Johnson, Orlando, 540 (6)
  2. Cyle Larin, Orlando, 524 (6)
  3. Patrice Bernier, Montreal, 508 (7)
  4. Russell Teibert, Vancouver, 360 (4)
  5. Alphonso Davies, Vancouver, 317 (5)
  6. Ballou Jean-Yves Tabla, Montreal,  303 (6)
  7. Jonathan Osorio, TFC, 302 (7)
  8. Raheem Edwards, TFC, 277 (4)
  9. Tesho Akindele, FCD, 263 (6)
  10. Tosaint Ricketts, TFC, 204 (5)
  11. Marcel de Jong, Vancouver, 91 (2)
  12. Ben McKendry, Vancouver, 90 (1)
  13. Maxim Tissot, D.C. United, 90 (1)
  14. Anthony Jackson-Hamel, Montreal, 36 (3)
  15. Jay Chapman, TFC, 24 (1)
  16. Wandrille Lefevre, Montreal, 16 (2)

 

TEAM RANKINGS, MLS MINUTES PLAYED BY CANADIANS IN 2017

Orlando City, 1064/6 (177.3)

Montreal, 860/7 (122.9)

Vancouver, 858/7 (122.6)

Toronto FC, 807/7 (115.3)

FC Dallas, 263/6 (43.8)

D.C. United, 90/7 (12.9)

 

NASL MINUTES BY PLAYER, THE CANADIANS

  1. Nana Attakora, San Francisco, 360 (4)
  2. Drew Beckie, Jacksonville, 360 (4)
  3. Mason Trafford, Miami FC, 360 (4)
  4. Kyle Bekker, San Francisco, 358 (4)
  5. Adam Straith, FCE, 345 (4)
  6. Karl Ouimette, San Francisco, 344 (4)
  7. Nik Ledgerwood, FCE, 296 (3)
  8. Dejan Jakovic, New York, 270 (3)
  9. Allan Zebie, FCE, 139 (2)
  10. Ben Fisk, FCE, 125 (3)
  11. Mauro Eustaquio, FCE, 45 (1)

 

TEAM RANKINGS, NASL MINUTES PLAYED BY CANADIANS IN 2017

San Francisco, 1062/4 (265.5)

FC Edmonton, 950/4 (237.5)

Jacksonville, 360/4 (90)

Miami FC, 360/4 (90)

New York, 270/4 (67.5)

 

USL MINUTES BY PLAYER, THE CANADIANS

  1. Mastanabal Kacher, Colorado Springs, 471 (6)
  2. Ben McKendry, WFC2, 450 (5)
  3. Mallan Roberts, Richmond, 450 (5)
  4. Richie Laryea, OCB, 415 (5)
  5. Callum Irving, Ottawa, 360 (4)
  6. Ryan James, Rochester, 360 (4)
  7. Maxim Tissot, Richmond, 340 (4)
  8. Ryan Telfer, TFCII, 338 (4)
  9. Terran Campbell, WFC2, 335 (5)
  10. Bradley Kamdem Fewo, Rochester, 321 (4)
  11. Eddie Edward, Ottawa, 287 (4)
  12. Jamar Dixon, Ottawa, 276 (4)
  13. Mackenzie Pridham, Reno, 275 (5)
  14. Angelo Cavalluzzo, TFCII, 270 (3)
  15. Michael Cox, OCB, 261 (3)
  16. Jordan Schweitzer, OCB, 239 (4)
  17. Tyler Pasher, Swope Park, 226 (3)
  18. David Norman Jr., WFC2, 217 (3)
  19. Matthew Baldisimo, WFC2, 213 (5)
  20. Jordan Murrell, Reno, 212 (3)
  21. Jordan Dover, Rochester, 198 (3)
  22. Daniel Haber, Real Monarchs, 195 (5)
  23. Thomas Gardner, WFC2, 184 (3)
  24. Alessandro Riggi, Phoenix, 181 (4)
  25. Amer Didic, Swope Park, 180 (2)
  26. Zachary Ellis-Hayden, OCB, 180 (2)
  27. Liam Fraser, TFCII, 180 (2)
  28. Mark Anthony Gonzalez, Swope Park, 180 (2)
  29. Sean Melvin, WFC2, 180 (2)
  30. Anthony Osorio, TFCII, 180 (2)
  31. Luca Uccello, TFCII, 180 (2)
  32. Gloire Amanda, WFC2, 169 (5)
  33. Sergio Camargo, TFCII, 153 (4)
  34. Malik Johnson, TFCII, 135 (2)
  35. A.J. Gray, Phoenix, 108 (3)
  36. Jay Chapman, TFCII, 90 (1)
  37. Kadin Chung, WFC2, 90 (1)
  38. Raheem Edwards, TFCII, 90 (1)
  39. Jordan Hamilton, TFCII, 90 (1)
  40. Shaan Hundal, TFCII, 90 (1)
  41. Dominick Zator, WFC2, 68 (1)
  42. Kyle Porter, Tampa Bay, 66 (1)
  43. Mele Temguia, FC Cincinnati, 62 (1)
  44. Marco Bustos, WFC2, 52 (1)
  45. Mark-Anthony Kaye, Louisville, 36 (2)
  46. Chris Nanco, Bethlehem Steel, 31 (1)
  47. Brian Wright, Tulsa, 30 (1)
  48. Skylar Thomas, Charleston, 29 (1)
  49. Josh Heard, Bethlehem Steel, 20 (1)
  50. Paris Gee, Tulsa, 16 (1)
  51. Thomas Meilleur-Giguere, Ottawa, 1 (1)

 

TEAM RANKINGS, USL MINUTES PLAYED BY CANADIANS IN 2017

WFC2,1958/5 (391.6)

TFCII, 1796/5 (359.2)

Ottawa, 924/4 (231)

Rochester, 879/4 (219.8)

Richmond, 790/5 (158)

Orlando City B, 1095/7 (156.4)

Swope Park Rangers, 586/4 (146.5)

Reno, 487/5 (97.4)

Colorado Springs, 471/6 (78.5)

Phoenix, 289/4 (72.3)

Real Monarchs SC, 195/5 (39)

Bethlehem Steel FC, 51/4 (12.8)

Tulsa, 46/4 (11.5)

Tampa Bay, 66/6 (11)

FC Cincinnati, 62/6 (10.3)

Louisville City, 36/5 (7.2)

Charleston, 29/5 (5.8)

 

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