When players were being recruited for Major League Soccer's inaugural season, Mexican goalkeeper Jorge Campos was near the top of the list. Sunil Gulati, then the league's deputy commissioner, was seeking players with personality and style, and also seeking to appeal to the Latino market. (Full article: 725 words)

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