Messi and Miami fire blanks in front of record Chicago Fire crowd
WASHINGTON: Inter Miami failed to score for the first time this season in Major League Soccer as they were held to a goalless draw by the Chicago Fire on Sunday.
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Lionel Messi And Inter Miami Denied In Front Of Record Chicago Crowd
Inter Miami failed to score for the first time this season in Major League Soccer as they were held to a goalless draw by the Chicago Fire on Sunday. A club-record crowd of 62,358 packed into Soldier Field for the visit of Lionel Messi and his Inter team to witness a gutsy display from the home side. Chicago, coached by former USA boss Gregg Berhalter, limited Messi and his former Barcelona strike partner Luis Suarez to just a handful of opportunities. The best effort from Messi, who played the full game, came in the third minute when he unleashed a snap shot from outside the box which was denied by a fine, diving save from Fire keeper Chris Brady.
The Athletics Needing To Push Their Broken Down Golf Cart Might Be The Saddest Thing Ever
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Dynamo acquire GK Jonathan Bond from Watford FC
The Houston Dynamo acquired former LA Galaxy goalkeeper Jonathan Bond from England's Watford FC.
Mark DeRosa will manage the United States for a second straight World Baseball Classic
Former major-leaguer Mark DeRosa will manage the United States for the second straight World Baseball Classic, USA Baseball said Thursday.
The Mets enjoy a winning homecoming for Juan Soto and Pete Alonso
Mets fans packed the house for a special homecoming, and their prized players knew exactly how to respond to their love.
Study - MLB's average salary tops $5 million for first time - ESPN
NEW YORK — Major League Baseball's average salary broke the $5 million mark on Opening Day for the first time, according to a study by The Associated Press.