The New York Times – Sports:
Con su primer partido en el Inter Miami el viernes por la noche, el impacto de Messi ya se siente en una ciudad conocida como la capital no oficial de América Latina.
Author: James Wagner
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Messi Shines a Spotlight on Miami, and on Soccer in the U.S.
The New York Times – Sports:
As his Inter Miami career begins with a match Friday night, Messi’s impact is already felt in a city known as the unofficial capital of Latin America.
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Lionel Messi Gives M.L.S. First Taste of the Weight of His Star
The New York Times – Sports:
One day after Messi’s contract with Inter Miami became official, the club presented him to fans in a rain-soaked stadium and on the league’s streaming platform.
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Far From the Tour de France, Colombia Falls Hard for Cycling
The New York Times – Sports:
Soccer still reigns supreme in Latin America, but a popular ride in the hills above Medellín showcases a nation’s second love.
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The Mets, the Most Expensive Team in Baseball, Lose Again
The New York Times – Sports:
For the Mets, another dispiriting defeat felt like more of the same. “Hopefully,” one Met said, “there’s light at the end of the tunnel.”
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USMNT Beats Mexico Behind Two Pulisic Goals
The New York Times – Sports:
Two goals from Christian Pulisic led the United States over Mexico in a nasty Nations League semifinal that was ended early because of homophobic chanting.
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Padres Dominate Giants in MLB’s Mexico City Series
The New York Times – Sports:
The first regular season games played in North America’s largest city were a rousing success, with players and fans raving about the experience. M.L.B. will be back.
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Kodai Senga Thrives In His Mets Debut, Beating Marlins
The New York Times – Sports:
In his first regular-season start since coming over from Japan, Kodai Senga baffled the Marlins with his signature pitch: the ghost fork.
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Mets Beat Marlins as Justin Verlander Hits Injured List
The New York Times – Sports:
The ace right-hander Justin Verlander’s being put on the injured list will test the team’s depth, but Max Scherzer and the Mets’ bullpen were enough to beat Miami.