Major League Soccer
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Major League Soccer

Section Title: Current
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Team	City	Stadium	Capacity	Joined	Head coach

Eastern Conference

Atlanta United FC	Atlanta, Georgia	Mercedes-Benz Stadium	42,500	2017	Frank de Boer

Chicago Fire	Bridgeview, Illinois	SeatGeek Stadium	20,000	1998	Veljko Paunović

FC Cincinnati	Cincinnati, Ohio	Nippert Stadium	32,250	2019	Alan Koch

Columbus Crew SC	Columbus, Ohio	Mapfre Stadium	19,968	1996	Caleb Porter

D.C. United	Washington, D.C.	Audi Field	20,000	1996	Ben Olsen

Montreal Impact	Montreal, Quebec	Saputo Stadium	20,801	2012	Rémi Garde

New England Revolution	Foxborough, Massachusetts	Gillette Stadium	20,000	1996	Brad Friedel

New York City FC	New York City, New York	Yankee Stadium	30,321	2015	Domènec Torrent

New York Red Bulls	Harrison, New Jersey	Red Bull Arena	25,000	1996	Chris Armas

Orlando City SC	Orlando, Florida	Orlando City Stadium	25,500	2015	James O'Connor

Philadelphia Union	Chester, Pennsylvania	Talen Energy Stadium	18,500	2010	Jim Curtin

Toronto FC	Toronto, Ontario	BMO Field	30,991	2007	Greg Vanney

Western Conference

Colorado Rapids	Commerce City, Colorado	Dick's Sporting Goods Park	18,061	1996	Conor Casey (interim)

FC Dallas	Frisco, Texas	Toyota Stadium	20,500	1996	Luchi Gonzalez

Houston Dynamo	Houston, Texas	BBVA Compass Stadium	22,039	2006	Wilmer Cabrera

LA Galaxy	Carson, California	Dignity Health Sports Park	27,000	1996	Guillermo Barros Schelotto

Los Angeles FC	Los Angeles, California	Banc of California Stadium	22,000	2018	Bob Bradley

Minnesota United FC	Saint Paul, Minnesota	Allianz Field	19,400	2017	Adrian Heath

Portland Timbers	Portland, Oregon	Providence Park	25,000	2011	Giovanni Savarese

Real Salt Lake	Sandy, Utah	Rio Tinto Stadium	20,213	2005	Mike Petke

San Jose Earthquakes	San Jose, California	Avaya Stadium	18,000	1996	Matías Almeyda

Seattle Sounders FC	Seattle, Washington	CenturyLink Field	39,419	2009	Brian Schmetzer

Sporting Kansas City	Kansas City, Kansas	Children's Mercy Park	18,467	1996	Peter Vermes

Vancouver Whitecaps FC	Vancouver, British Columbia	BC Place	22,120	2011	Marc Dos Santos

Sentence(s)

In 2011, the Portland Timbers made their MLS debut in Providence Park.

final_sentence: In 2011, the Portland Timbers made their MLS debut in Providence Park.