If you’ve been following the Revs this week, you know that it’s been a pretty busy past few days in terms of news. In the last 48 hours, the club has released its full 2010 schedule and hired a new assistant coach (Stephen Myles). On the player personnel front, Kevin Alston was called up to the U.S. National Team (again), Matt Reis had surgery on his left knee (not expected to keep him out any longer than his previous shoulder surgery) and Amaechi Igwe was waived. Additionally, it was learned that Chilean forward Reinaldo Navia will join the Revs for a three-day trial beginning on Monday.

All that news - and more - is disussed in today’s newsstand.

1. Revs begin rebuilding process (Boston Herald)
2. New England Revolution schedule released (Boston Herald)
3. Revs open in L.A. against the Galaxy (ESPN Boston)
4. Nicol and Co. rebuilding the Revolution (ESPN Soccernet)
5. Revolution hires new assistant coach (Associated Press)
6. Revolution keeper Matt Reis has surgery on left knee (Associated Press)
7. McCarthy’s Musings: The Friday Five Highlights Intriguing Preseason Trialists (Goal.com)
8. East notes: Ralston chooses family, home (MLSnet.com)
9. West notes: Robinson out to reclaim glory (MLSnet.com)
10. Bradley calls 23 MLS stars to training camp on Feb. 10 (US Soccer)