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Messi Helps Inter Miami Win 2-0 at NU Stadium

Messi Helps Inter Miami Win 2-0 at NU Stadium

Messi opened the scoring and set up the second goal in Inter Miami’s 2-0 victory over the Portland Timbers, giving the club its first win at the new NU Stadium. The performance marked Messi’s 105th career goal contribution in MLS and came just before he joins Argentina’s World Cup squad for the U.S., Mexico and Canada tournament.

MLB Highlights: Padres 8, Mariners 3

IndyCar Penalizes Collet, Harvey After Indy 500 Inspection Failures

IndyCar announced penalties involving the No. 4 AJ Foyt Racing Chevrolet entry of Caio Collet and the No. 24 Dreyer & Reinbold Racing Chevrolet of Jack Harvey. During post-qualifying inspection, officials discovered modifications to the Dallara-supplied Energy Management System (EMS) covers and cover-to-A-arm components. capturengo.com

The specific penalties imposed were not detailed in the announcement, but IndyCar confirmed that the modifications violated technical regulations.

Hovland Drops Three Spots to World No. 30

Norwegian star Hovland has dropped for the second week in a row, slipping to 30th in the world rankings.

His compatriot Kristoffer Reitan has now overtaken him at 25th place after a career-best finish last week, maintaining his position on the latest list.

Rossi: 'Happy with second' after Indy 500 qualifying

Rossi set the tone in the Fast Six by going out first and setting the benchmark four-lap average pace of 231.990mph in the #20 ECR Chevrolet. It was an unreachable benchmark for everyone, except defending race winner Alex Palou, who soared to a 232.248 four-lap average to take pole.

In brief

Los Cavaliers acribillan a los Pistons y retan a los Knicks en Finales de Conferencia Los Cleveland Cavaliers se presentaban al séptimo partido de las Semifinales de Conferencia en Detroit con todo en contra entre los enemigos ajenos y los propios, unos Pistons crecidos tras su correctivo en el sexto encuentro (94-115) y un ambiente hostil, pero también la presión de un fracaso mayúsculo acechando

Eddie Nketia runs 100m in 9.74s but Australian sprint record stays out of reach USC athlete dominates field with illegal +5.6m/s tailwindSprinter has twice run faster than Patrick Johnson’s 9.93sAustralian sprinter Eddie Nketia has clocked a staggering 100m time of 9.74 seconds at a college meet in the US – but it won’t count for record purposes because of a howling tailwind.Nketia, who recently

‘He’ll probably have Chipotle’: Aaron Rai keeps celebrations low-key after PGA Championship win Rai lauds ‘invaluable’ advice from wife Gaurika Bishnoi ‘Incredible’ to have name on trophy with WoodsAaron Rai’s life changed on the 18th green at Aronimink, but his lifestyle didn’t. Rai, 31 from Wolverhampton, became the first Englishman to win the PGA Championship since 1919, earning himself $3,690,000, and a life…