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The Daily Heron: Inter Miami and Argentina forward Lionel Messi continues to prove his skill, young American Benjamin Cremaschi tests his mettle, original Heron Victor Ulloa reflects on team’s journey, and more
Ken Garner|
Inter Miami CF and Sporting Kansas City both are chasing a playoff spot, and both are in fine form lately. The Herons haven't lost since Lionel Messi & Co. joined the team before the Leagues Cup tournament; Sporting is 2-0 since the Leagues Cup break.
Ken Garner|
Lionel Messi could become the first player from a team outside Europe to win the prestigious Ballon d'Or award, thanks to his July signing with Inter Miami.
Ken Garner|
Reports suggest French international and Atletico Madrid forward Antoine Griezmann is interested in coming to Major League Soccer. Of course, Inter Miami is the first team people think of.
Matthew Clark|
it's not going to be an easy road, especially with nine players out for the international break, but there is a shot Inter Miami can make the MLS Cup playoffs this year despite an awful start to the season.
Matthew Clark|
Drake Callender, who has been called up by the U.S. Men’s National team, will be available to play for Inter Miami against Sporting KC in a crucial match Saturday.
Ken Garner|
A busy day of headlines for Inter Miami, ranging from big Apple TV numbers from Lionel Messi's arrival to a college team comparing themselves to Inter Miami and the LAFC guest list. All the things fit to print in today's issue of The Daily Heron.
Matthew Clark|
Netherlands manager Louis van Gaal has joined the chorus of upset fans suggesting the 2022 World Cup was rigged for Inter Miami's Lionel Messi and Argentina to win. That, itself, is petty and rubbish.
Matthew Clark|
David Beckham and the Mas brothers promised Miami a world-class soccer organization. With the signing of Lionel Messi, Jordi Alba, Sergio Busquets, coach Tata Martino and a trio of young South American stars to Inter Miami, it seems to be coming true.
Ken Garner|
Qualifying for the Major League Soccer Cup playoffs still is little more than a dream for Inter Miami FC, but the Lionel Messi-led Herons believe they have a chance to make up 8 points in nine matches.
Ken Garner|
With the arrival of Lionel Messi and his former Barcelona teammates, Inter Miami has drawn the attention of the soccer world. The Daily Heron is a curated collection of some of those stories, with opinion thrown in when we just can’t help it.
Ken Garner|
Inter Miami head coach Gerardo 'Tata' Martino says he will play Lionel Messi when the Herons meet LAFC in California tonight. The match is important to both teams, as Miami chases an unlikely postseason spot and LAFC tries to catch St. Louis City.
Ken Garner|
Inter Miami was in last place and almost out of playoff contention when Tata Martino, Lionel Messi, Sergio Busquets, Jordi Alba and a trio of young South America players joined the Heron. They have just 10 matches remaining to make up 10 points.
Ken Garner|
Inter Miami and Nashville played to a scoreless draw Wednesday that likely foreshadows teams’ defensive strategy against Messi and Co. for the rest of the season. Three Up, Three Down rates the Herons’ most and least effective players.
Ken Garner, Matthew Clark|
Fresh off winning the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, Inter Miami forward Lionel Messi will return to help Argentina qualify for the 2026 World Cup with a pair of CONMEBOL qualifiers in September.
Matthew Clark|
With just 11 games left and 11 points to make up in the playoff race, Inter Miami needs some help. ‘Playoff Chase’ is a quick glance at games affecting that pursuit.
Ken Garner|
During the Messi-Mania, how much did MLS and Apple earn in one and a half months?
SM. Rayhan Arafat Nibir|
In a rematch of their Leagues Cup final, Inter Miami will host Nashville SC at DRV PNK Stadium in Ft. Lauderdale. Inter is looking to continue its climb to the playoffs while Nashville is hanging on.
Matthew Clark|
Chris Sutton, a former soccer player and manager and current broadcaster, uses new podcast to downplay Messi’s MLS effect and calls the Inter Miami forward ‘washed up.’
Ken Garner|
After years of talk, planning and government hold-ups, Inter Miami finally broke ground on a new home at Miami Freedom Park. The ground is expected to be open by 2025. All that and more in today's edition of The Daily Heron.
Matthew Clark|
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