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MLS Disciplinary Committee Fines Players for Slow Exit

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MLS Disciplinary Committee fines Houston Dynamos Antonio Carlos and Agustin Bouzat, along with Portland Timbers Jimer Fory, for delaying game exit during Matchday two. The league emphasizes swift discipline to maintain game flow and fan experience.

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MLS Disciplinary Committee Fines Players for Slow Exit

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MLS News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!MLS Disciplinary Committee Fines Players for Slow Exit. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 3rd, here's your MLS news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The MLS disciplinary committee handed down three fines after match day 2 of the 2026 season. All stem from players taking too long to exit the field during games on February 28th. Houston Dynamo faced two of those penalties from their match against L.A.F.C. Defender and Antonio Carlos got dinged in the 47th minute plus, and midfielder Agostín Buzat in the 77th minute. This kind of infraction disrupts game flow and can lead to delays, which the league cracks down on to keep matches moving smoothly for fans and players alike. Meanwhile, Portland Timber's defender, Mayor Forri, picked up a fine in the 77th minute of their game against the Colorado Rapids for the same issue. These quick rulings show MLS staying firm on discipline early in the season, setting a tone for faster play across the league. The Daily News Now is powered by a sponsor. Relaxed steeper, reset faster, come for you can hear.

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