Former FC Dallas Player, Broadcaster Rhine Dies From Heart Attack At 35

Major League Soccer's FC Dallas announced Monday former player and broadcaster Bobby Rhine died at age 35 from a heart attack.

Rhine, a first round pick in the league's 1999 SuperDraft, played in 212 regular season games for Dallas, originally called the Dallas Burn, from 1999 to 2008, and started 136 of them.

He is eighth all-time in team history in goals at 23 and fourth all-time in team history in assists with 34.

Soccer Scene USA offers our condolences to the FC Dallas family and to the Rhine family on their loss.