club roster 2009 season stats Wins Saves GAA 6 97 1.68 name: Joe Cannon position: GK height: 6-2 weight:200 Birthdate: January 01, 1975 Hometown: Los Altos, CA last club: Los Angeles (MLS)

date	clubs	video description
07/11/09	Toronto FC @ Quakes	Joe Cannon reaction save
05/02/09	Chivas USA @ Quakes	Quakes keeper Cannon interview
04/05/09	Quakes @ Wizards	Cannon puts up a fight

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2008 MLS: Finished his 2008 return to San Jose as the league leader in saves with 124 and had nine shutouts on the season … One of six players in league to play every minute of every game … Earned his second U.S. Soccer Foundation Humanitarian of the Year award for the Earthquakes … Played 90 minutes 10/25 against TFC to record his 131st career game as a member of the Earthquakes tying him for sixth all-time with Ian Russell … Finished year with 11,961 minutes played, good for fourth all-time in Quakes history … His 131 career starts at the end of 2008 are also fourth all-time in San Jose history … Made first appearance of season on 4/3 at LA, playing 90 minutes vs. former team …Played 90 minutes vs. CHI on 4/12, making season high six saves … Earned first shutout on 4/19 at COL and received yellow card … Recorded a season-high of seven saves … Eclipsed 10,000 minutes played in Earthquakes history on 5/31 at RSL, stopped penalty kick … Recorded third shutout of season on 6/7 at CLB … Picked up fourth shutout in tie with RSL on 6/18 … Posted shutout at CHI in 0-0 tie on 6/28 … Saved penalty kick, recorded sixth shutout on 7/19 at TOR … Had six saves on 8/3 vs. LA … Posted seventh shutout on 8/16 vs. NE … Registered second straight shutout on 8/23 at CHV … Tied his 2008 season high, recording seven saves on 9/27 vs. RSL … Received yellow card on 10/18 at KC and made season-high 10 saves … Recorded his ninth shutout of the season on 10/25 vs. TFC.

2007 MLS: Finished the season fourth all-time in MLS history in saves (902) and shutouts (56) and fifth in wins (84) and saves percentage (73.6) … Made his Galaxy debut in the 0-0 draw at HOU on 4/8, making four saves to earn the shutout ... Earned his first win in a Galaxy uniform on 4/28, making five saves vs. CHV … Made five saves and collected his second clean sheet vs. DC on 6/2 ... Again tied a season-high, making five saves, including one on a Ned Grabavoy first half penalty kick vs. CLB on 6/23 ... Earned his third clean sheet of the season vs. CHI on 7/4 … Made the 200th appearance of his MLS career, making five saves to earn his 55th career shutout on 8/5 at TFC ... Tied a career-high with 10 saves at NY on 8/18 … Missed his first league game of the year vs. RSL on 9/1, sitting out with a groin injury … SuperLiga: Earned his first clean sheet during SuperLiga in the 2-0 win against D.C. United on 8/15 … Registered six saves, as well as one save during the penalty kick shoot out, in the SuperLiga Final loss to Pachuca.

2006 MLS: Helped lead the Rapids back to the Western Conference Championship and was a finalist for MLS Goalkeeper of the Year … Started all 28 games that he appeared in and was named to the MLS All-Star team that defeated English Premier League champions Chelsea FC … Collected the win in the All-Star Game, improving his record in All-Star games to 3-0-0.

2005 MLS: Played in and started 27 games for Colorado, playing 2,399 minutes and collecting a 10-12-4 record with eight shutouts … Helped Rapids reach Western Conference Championship game.

2004 MLS: Was named MLS Goalkeeper of the Year and was a finalist for the Honda Most Valuable Player, as he finished the year with a 10-9-11 record and a 1.07 GAA … Tallied a team record and career-high 10 shutouts and played all 90 minutes in all 30 of the Rapids regular season games.

2003 MLS: Returned to MLS, signing with the Colorado Rapids in August … Spent eight months with RC Lens of France's Ligue 1 ... Played 45 minutes in the regular season for the Rapids and then started the entirety of both post season games against the Kansas City Wizards in the Western Conference Semifinals.

2002 MLS: Played 26 games for the Earthquakes, compiling 13-10-3 record and a 1.10 GAA en route to winning his first MLS Goalkeeper of the Year award … Selected to MLS All-Star Game for second time and earned win in the game … Extended shutout streak to 443 minutes vs. KC before a goal was scored in the 52nd minute on 4/13 at KC … Set then club record for shutouts in a single season (eight) after shutting out Chicago at Spartan Stadium on 7/24 … Playoffs: Made three saves on 9/25 vs. CLB … Made seven saves on 9/28 at CLB … Champions Cup: Played vs. Olimpia on 3/13 at Orange Bowl … Played vs. Olimpia on 3/16 at Sheldon Stadium … Played on 4/17 at Pachuca … Exhibition: Entered at halftime on 7/14 at Minnesota Thunder.

2001 MLS: Played in 25 games, logging 2,306 minutes … Set the club record for GAA with 1.09 … Tied former club record with seven shutouts … Was named to the MLS All-Star team for the first time and was a finalist for MLS Goalkeeper of the Year for the first time … Playoffs: Posted a 5-1 record with a 0.49 GAA to lead San Jose to its first MLS Cup title.

2000 MLS: Continued progress toward becoming one of league's elite ... In 26 appearances, had 1.49 GAA (fourth-best in the league) with a 6-13-7 record … Set San Jose single-season records for saves (137) and catches/punches (106), shattering both records that he set in 1999 (95 and 76, respectively) ... Also set a then club record for shutouts (seven) and starts by a goalkeeper (26) ... Two-time MLS Player of the Week ... Named team's Defensive Player of the Year.

1999 MLS: Bay Area product assumed starting goalkeeper position for San Jose in June and played all 90 minutes in each of his team's final 18 games, finishing with a career-high 14 wins and a 1.33 GAA … Did not yield a goal in final 325 minutes.

Other Professional Experience: Played for RC Lens in 2003 in France … Trained with FC Metz of the French First Division in January, 2002 ... Was Most Valuable Player for 1998 San Diego Flash team that won A-League's Pacific Division championship ... Nicknamed "The Wall" by his teammates as he compiled 21-7 record and 0.80 goals-against average with 12 shutouts, second most in league ... Also finished second in victories, saves (141), shots faced (273) and third in goals-against average ... Made all-league second team.

International: Has appeared in two games for the U.S. Men's National Team and has yet to concede a goal in two halves of play … Made his National Team debut on 6/8/2003 against New Zealand in Richmond, Va., replacing Marcus Hahnemann at halftime of a 2-1 U.S. win … Returned to the National Team on 3/19/2005, making his first career start against Honduras in Albuquerque, N.M. before being replaced by Kevin Hartman … Has been a part of a number of National Team camps since his last cap, but has not made an appearance.

College: Was an All-American as a 1997 senior at Santa Clara and was a two-time All-Far West and three-time All-West Coast Conference selection ... Played at Santa Clara from 1995-97 … Played at UC Santa Barbara as a freshman in 1993.

Personal: Son of Barbara and Joe … Has four brothers and two nephews, Jace and Elias … Enjoys playing golf and beach volleyball in spare time … Speaks Spanish … Earned Earthquakes Humanitarian of the Year award in 2000 and 2008 … Works with autistic children at the Independent Peer Socialization Training Program (IPSTP) in Santa Clara … On the board of directors for IPSTP ... Took part in the Oakland Ballet's "Celebrity Nutcracker" in December 1999, 2000, and 2001 … Started playing soccer in Mountain View-Los Altos soccer club and went on to star at St. Francis High School in Mountain View ... Played on Mountain View Los Altos Shooting Stars club team that won the national championship in 1993 under head coach Alberto Montoya … Majored in political science at Santa Clara … Was co-Grand Marshall at San Jose Holiday Parade on December 2, 2001 … Twin brother Jon played minor league baseball in the San Francisco Giants organization … Younger brother Colt is on the professional skateboarding circuit, and placed 7th at the ESPN X-Games in the Park Event in 2001 … Younger brother Cody played on the junior national team for water polo … Joe and twin Jon were first set of twins born in Idaho in 1975 … Runs private goalkeeping sessions for youth players around Bay Area …Was a competitive ski racer along with brother Jon when growing up, both were ranked skiers in the J5 … Olympic gold medalist Picabo Street was on their ski team … Founder of Cannon Soccer Bay Area Soccer Training and Camps … Favorite TV Shows are 24 and Lost.