Juice Boxes and Post Game Stats: Salloi Likes Playing Dallas

Sporting KC closed out the month of May with their fourth win of the month, topping FC Dallas 2-1 on Wednesday night at Children’s Mercy Park. Here are the stats and milestones from the midweek action.

Daniel Salloi’s goal was his 11th against FC Dallas in all competitions. It’s the second most in KC history against one opponent. Only Preki against the LA Galaxy (13) has scored more against one opponent.

Salloi’s goal was his 27th in league play at home for KC, tying him with Davy Arnaud and Kei Kamara for 4th all time on that list.

Salloi scored his 53rd goal in all competitions, breaking his tie with Arnaud for 4th all time on that list.

It was Salloi’s 45th goal in MLS competitions, breaking his tie with Josh Wolff for 5th all time on that list.

In the 29th minute, Salloi passed Jimmy Neilsen and moved into 19th place for league minutes played for KC. In the 54th minute Salloi then passed Johnny Russell and moved into 18th place on that list. Salloi finished the game with 11,559 minutes played.

In the 17th minute, Salloi passed Michael Harrington and moved into 19th place all time for minutes played in all competitions for KC. In the 85th minute Salloi then passed Russell and moved into 18th place on that list. He finished the game with 13,350 minutes played.

Salloi made his 143rd start in all competitions, tying him with Harrington for 20th all time on that list.

Graham Zusi made his 50th substitute appearance in league play, he’s the 2nd player to reach that mark.

It was also Zusi’s 50th substitute appearance in MLS competitions, he’s the 3rd player to reach that mark.

His 50th substitute appearance in MLS competitions broke his tie with Chris Brown for 3rd all time on that list.

It was Zusi’s 52nd substitute appearance in all competitions, tying him with Roger Espinoza for 6th all time on that list.

Khiry Shelton made his 30th substitute appearance in league play, breaking his tie with Marinos Tzionis for 19th all time on that list.

Shelton made his 35th substitute appearance in all competitions, tying him with Jimmy Medranda and Cam Duke for 17th all time on that list.