Messi Arrives in Miami to Lively Welcome at Inter Miami
Lionel Messi revealed from behind a curtain to a drenched, packed Miami crowd at Inter Miami stadium as David Beckham and Jorge Mas praised the signing. MLS Commissioner Don Garber lauded MLS as a league of choice while Messi signs through 2025 with a 24 percent season spread and a $125 to $150 million cash value. Busquets joins Messi, adding to a star-heavy unveiling that capped a transformative move for the club.
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Fla
Lionel Messi
Inter Miami
David Beckham
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Jorge Mas
David
Lionel Andrés Messi
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Don Garber
Miami
Garber
Cruz Azul
Sergio Busquets
Busquets
Barcelona
Browns count on Ford to share workload with Chubb
Browns see Jerome Ford as the potential third down back behind Nick Chubb. Ford returned from an ankle injury to show improved comfort and pass catching potential while emphasizing Chubb as a mentor and top running back. The depth also includes Demetric Felton John Kelly Jr. Nate McCrary and Hassan Hall as backups as Berry weighs options.
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Atlanta
Miami
Cleveland
Chubb
Demetric Felton
John Kelly Jr
Nate McCrary
Hassan Hall
Andrew Berry
Alex van Pelt
Jerome
Nick
NFL
Stump Mitchell
Hunt
Open Championship chatter and LIV balance at Carnoustie link
Report covers 2007 and 2008 Open wins, practice day on a 154-year-old links course across the Mersey from Liverpool. Highlights Rory McIlroy after Scottish Open win and Phil Smith remarks on not holding a pre tournament news conference while dodging PGA Tour Saudis dispute. Notes world rankings and LIV players, including Koepka and Niemann, amid toll on the silver claret jug pursuit. Smith eyeing return to win the Claret Jug.
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Royal Birkdale
Mersey
Liverpool
Rory McIlroy
McIlroy
The
A&a
Los Angeles
Smith
St. Andrews
Cameron Young
Australia
Dustin Johnson
Brooks Koepka
Scottie Scheffler
Jon Rahm
LIV Golf
LIV
Koepka
Joaquin Niemann
Men push for Olympic inclusion in artistic swimming
FUKUOKA Japan at the World Aquatics Championships male synchronized swimmers led by Bill May push for Olympic entry in Paris 2024. May notes the sport’s growth potential while discussing the stigma and barriers faced by men in artistic swimming. United States Spain Italy Germany China and Japan show male contenders as recruitment expands from about 25 to 100 in the U S.
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Japan
Bill May
Paris
May
Synchro
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Tines
Kenny Gaudet
Gaudet
Adam Andrasko
USA
United States
Germany
China
Spain
Italy
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