Jan. 14, 2005 – Revolution select Michael Parkhurst with No. 9 pick in MLS SuperDraft

The Revolution took Michael Parkhurst in the first round and also selected James Riley in the second round (21^st overall) and Tony Lochhead in the third round (33^rd overall).

Jan. 14, 1924 – Whittals AA (Central Massachusetts League) “on the way up.”

Signed Jim Cairney (ex-Celtic), McGuinness (Cliftonville), Miller (Raith Rovers). “M.P. Whittall, head of the carpet mill, wants to get a team able to beat Abbot Worsteds of Forge Village.”

Jan. 14, 1933 – Pawtucket Rangers 5:0 Boston, National Challenge Cup

Goals: Florie 3 (2-3 on PKs), Bob McIntyre, Auld.

Jan. 14, 1975 – Hartford Bicentennials franchise in NASL announced

Jan. 14, 2004 – Revolution sign Steve Nicol to two-year extension

Nicol, twice named Revolution interim coach (in 1999 and 2002), guided the team to four MLS Cup finals appearances from 2002-07. In 2004, Nicol coached the Revolution to third of seven successive Eastern Conference title games. Nicol compiled a 112W-108L-81D record with the Revolution, sixth on the all-time MLS win list.

Jan. 14, 2010 – Revolution select Zach Schilawski with No. 9 pick, Seth Sinovic in second round (25^th overall), Zak Boggs in second round (31^st overall) in MLS draft

The Revolution also traded Chris Albright to New York Red Bulls in exchange for a draft pick.

Jan. 14, 2016 – Former Berkshire School star Jack Harrison selected No. 1 by Chicago Fire

Harrison became the third successive player with New England ties selected No. 1 in the MLS draft, following UConn’s Andre Blake and Cyle Larin. The Revolution chose Jordan McCrary with No. 10 pick in MLS SuperDraft.

NEW ENGLAND SOCCER HISTORY