Showing posts with label San Jose Earthquakes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label San Jose Earthquakes. Show all posts

Saturday, August 30, 2025

San Jose Earthquakes - Win Pin

 

San Jose Earthquakes introduced the Win Pin in 2010. After each Earthquake home victory a Win Pin is distributed to the faithful fans, as they exit Buck Shaw Stadium.Based on the Richter scale the first pin is marked 1.0, each subsequent win brings the number up to match the number of home victories. As part of the promotion the pins are accepted at select retail and restaurants for discounts.

2011 Win Pin
2012 : Jon Busch - Ramiro Corrales
2012 : Shea Salinas
2013: Sam Cronin - Rafael Barca
2013 : Chris Wondolowski

2019 - We Are San Jose

Tuesday, January 29, 2019

Pinback Buttons : NASL - MISL

Montreal Manic - NASL 1981-1983
Philadelphia Fury 1978-1980 NASL
moved to Montreal Manic
San Diego Sockers 1978-1984 NASL
MISL 1982-1983, 1984-1990, MSL 1990-1992, CISL 1993-1996  
 San Jose Earthquakes 1974-1984 NASL
MISL 1982-1983, WSA 1985-1988
 Memphis Rogues 1978-1980 NASL
moved to Calgary Boomers
Calgary Boomers 1980-1981 NASL
 Tampa Bay Rowdies 19765-1984 NASL
AISA 1986-1987, ASL 1988-1989, APSL 1990-1993
Minnesota Strikers 1984 NASL
MISL 1984-1988
moved from Ft Lauderdale Strikers
Washington Diplomats 1974-1981 NASL


NASL - North American Soccer League
AISA - american Indoor Soccer Association
ASL - American Soccer League
APSL - American Professional Soccer League
MISL -Major Indoor Soccer League
CISL - Continental Indoor Soccer League
WSA - Western Soccer Alliance

Sunday, June 26, 2011

2003 - MetroStars v SJ Earthquakes

 2003.07.02 MetroStars v San Jose Earthquakes, Giants Stadium

Clint Mathis and Landon Donovan exchange goals inside of a minute during the second half added time, as the MetroStars and Earthquake drew at 4-4...

Metro Goals: Amado Guevara struck first connecting on a Clint Mathis' swerving cross to the far left post. Mike Magee poked a ball in the net of a scramble in front of the Earthquakes goal. Clint Mathis re-directed a Guevara cross to give the Metros the 3-4 lead.

This was Tim Howards last home game for the MetroStars before moving on to Manchester United...

Amado Guevara
Olimpia (Honduras 1992-1993)
Motagua (Honduras 1993-1994, 1996-2001, 2007-2008, 2010- )
Real Valladolid (Spain 1995-1996)
Toros Neza (Mexico 2000-2001)
Zacatepec (Mexico 2001-2002)
Saprissa (Costa Rica 2002)
MetroStars (MLS 2004-2005)
New York Red Bulls (MLS 2006)
Chivas USA (MLS 2007-2008)
Toronto FC (MLS 2008-2009)

Honduran National Team 1994-2010