Who has the most saves & clean sheets?

Major League Soccer has produced its fair share of goalkeepers over the years and right now, the standard is just as high as ever.

Current Goalkeeper of the Year award-winner and USMNT regular Matt Turner joined Arsenal this summer, while Gabriel Slonina has secured a move to Chelsea – as reported by 90min.

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With so much spending on attacking players, it’s quite lucky MLS is stacked with top-quality goalkeepers. Who knows what scorelines we’d get without them…

Check in throughout the season to see which MLS goalkeepers are leading the way in saves and clean sheets:

Goalkeepers with the same number of saves are separated by minutes played.

1. JT Marcinkowski, San Jose Earthquakes – 99 (2,385 mins)
2. Aljaz Ivacic, Portland Timbers – 98 (2,520 mins)
3. Andre Blake, Philadelphia Union – 94 (2,700 mins)
4. Dayne St. Clair, Minnesota United – 91 (2,385 mins)
5. Kristijan Kahlina, Charlotte FC – 90 (2,553 mins)
6. Zac MacMath, Real Salt Lake – 89 (2,610 mins)
7. Alex Bono, Toronto FC – 86 (2,160 mins)
8. Will Yarbrough, Colorado Rapids – 85 (2,565 mins)
9. Steve Clark, Houston Dynamo – 85 (2,456 mins)
10. Brad Stuver, Austin FC – 84 (2,258 mins)

Goalkeepers with the same number of clean sheets are separated by saves made.

1. Andre Blake, Philadelphia Union – 13 (94 saves)
2. Sean Johnson, NYCFC – 13 (78 saves)
3. Gabriel Slonina, Chicago Fire – 12 (75 saves)
4. Eloy Room, Columbus Crew – 10 (82 saves)
5. Zac MacMath, Real Salt Lake – 9 (89 saves)
6. Maxime Crepeau, LAFC – 9 (62 saves)
7. Will Yarbrough, Colorado Rapids – 8 (85 saves)
8. Maarten Paes, FC Dallas – 8 (78 saves)
9. Joe Willis, Nashville SC – 8 (76 saves)
10. Pedro Gallese, Orlando City – 8 (65 saves)