14 Facts About Steve Cronin

Steve Michael Cronin was born on May 28,1983 and is an American retired soccer player who played as a goalkeeper.

Steve Cronin played college soccer at Santa Clara University from 2001 to 2003.

Steve Cronin was selected 10th overall in the 2004 MLS SuperDraft by his hometown San Jose Earthquakes.

Steve Cronin was traded to Los Angeles Galaxy in the 2005 off-season in a four-player deal and started several games for the Galaxy.

Steve Cronin became the Galaxy's starting goalkeeper after Joe Cannon was traded to the San Jose Earthquakes in January 2008.

Steve Cronin signed a multi-year contract extension with Galaxy after the 2008 MLS season, but transferred to Portland Timbers in February 2009.

Steve Cronin joined Major League Soccer side DC United on 9 October 2009 on loan from Portland until the end of the 2009 MLS season.

Steve Cronin's first appearance for DC United was an October 17,2009 start at home against the Columbus Crew.

On October 19,2010, Steve Cronin was named as one of the first four players to be signed by the Portland Timbers ahead of their expansion into Major League Soccer in 2011, along with Bright Dike, Ryan Pore and Eddie Johnson.

On December 17,2010, Steve Cronin was traded from Portland along with allocation money to DC United for goalkeeper Troy Perkins.

Steve Cronin was not selected in the draft and became a free agent.

Steve Cronin made his international debut with the team against Sweden on November 26,1998.

Steve Cronin was called up for the United States national team camp before the game against Sweden on January 19,2008, but was the only unused substitute in the match.

Steve Cronin opened his office in Denver, Colorado on March 1,2013.