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noviembre 11, 2024

Messi firma con Paris Saint-Germain tras dejar Barcelona

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. ,El equipo de fútbol mexicano se prepara para enfrentar a su rival en la Copa Oro de la Concacaf. ¡Todos los fanáticos están ansiosos por el próximo juego!

El equipo de fútbol mexicano se prepara para enfrentar a su rival en la Copa Oro de la Concacaf. ¡Todos los fanáticos están ansiosos por el próximo juego!

Deportes de combate

noviembre 11, 2024

Jorge Masvidal planea regresar al UFC en 2023

Jorge Masvidal eyes Leon Edwards grudge fight in 2025 return to UFC: ‘Let’s roll the dice’

Jorge Masvidal planea regresar a la UFC en 2023 con Dominance MMA para luchar contra Leon Edwards.

Fútbol

noviembre 11, 2024

La historia de Inter Miami en la MLS 2024

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Nov 11, 2024, 12:03 PM ETWhen Lionel Messi, Sergio Busquets, Jordi Alba, and Luis Suárez arrived in South Beach, it sure felt like Inter Miami had just won the MLS lottery."We have (already) succeeded," managing owner Jorge Mas said last summer, basking in the joy of his superstar-filled squad. "Expectations is something else, but we've succeeded. The fact that Lionel Messi is here, that Sergio Busquets is here and others are going to come, that we've opened new chapters for the sport in this country, we've succeeded."Commercial success isn't the same thing as on-field success, however. As Inter Miami sped past the single-season MLS points record this season, winning the Supporters' Shield and becoming the best regular season team ever, ESPN wondered: where does this 2024 Miami campaign rank among the best seasons in league history? And how does their first-round playoff exit at the hands of Atlanta United impact things?Buckle up, folks, because it's time to answer those questions.1. Toronto FC, 2017The only MLS team to ever win a domestic treble, Toronto FC's 2017 run checks all the boxes that you would expect the greatest MLS team of all time to check.Oh Canada!@torontofc takes down Seattle 2-0 to win the @MLS Cup and cap off arguably the greatest season in league history. pic.twitter.com/vnCE3Pnl3Q— ESPN (@espn) December 9, 2017 Trophies? Check. In 2017, Toronto picked up an MLS Cup victory, won the Supporters' Shield, and came out on top in the Canadian Championship en route to etching their name in record books. Superstars? Double check. With Sebastian Giovinco and Jozy Altidore roaming the attack, opposing defenses had very few answers for Greg Vanney's team. Elite depth and versatility in the squad? Toronto FC had that, too, with Michael Bradley, Mark Delgado, and Victor Vazquez roaming the center of the field. Tim Bezbatchenko, who would later become one of the architects of the modern day Columbus Crew, certainly wasn't messing around up in the front office.Toronto was excellent across all fronts, set the then-regular season points record by racking up 69 points, and featured one of the most well-rounded rosters in MLS history. Even before adding in the fact that its success in 2017 created the platform for a run to the Concacaf Champions League final in 2018, which featured wins over Liga MX giants Tigres and Club America, Toronto belongs on top of this list.2. D.C. United, 1998After Toronto's treble-winning season, the rankings begin to get much murkier. Plenty of teams in MLS history have impressed en route to winning a pair of trophies in a single season, though none have gone about claiming those trophies quite like D.C. United in 1998.That D.C. team wasn't a slouch domestically, dominating the Eastern Conference in the regular season, finishing second in the Supporters' Shield race, and appearing in MLS Cup. Still, it's D.C. United's ultra-rare claim to regional supremacy that sees them so high up this list. Winners of the Concacaf Champions League and Copa Interamericana, a competition that pitted the CCL and Copa Libertadores champions against each other, in 1998, D.C. United can boast of success across the Americas in a way that so few other MLS teams can.By taking down Brazil's Vasco da Gama over two legs, Bruce Arena's team left a real impression. Top U.S. talents like Eddie Pope, Tony Sanneh, and John Harkes shined alongside Bolivian stars Marco Etcheverry and Jaime Moreno. Their third-straight double-winning season, it was 1998 that positioned D.C. United as something of a regional power.3. LAFC, 2022Few teams in MLS history have pieced together as much talent as the 2022 version of LAFC -- and even fewer teams have watched as that talent turned into an MLS Cup win and a Supporters' Shield victory. That was the story for LAFC in their first season under Steve Cherundolo when they bested the Philadelphia Union to claim both the playoff prize and the regular season crown.Carlos Vela, though not at the height of his powers, was still a productive face of the team on the wing. Cristian Arango led the team in scoring, while a mixture of high-level MLS veterans like Ilie Sánchez and Ryan Hollingshead and promising young stars like José Cifuentes and Diego Palacios added real support. The midseason arrivals of Dénis Bouanga, though he wouldn't unlock his full potential in black and gold until the following season, Giorgio Chiellini, and MLS Cup hero Gareth Bale reminded the rest of the league just how big a threat LAFC are at their best.While Bob Bradley's LAFC team in 2019 seemed to hit higher highs in the regular season, the 2022 edition earns its place on this list -- and over its predecessor -- thanks to their playoff triumph.playLAFC wins MLS Cup over Philadelphia Union in penalty shootoutLAFC takes home the MLS Cup in a thrilling penalty shootout vs. the Philadelphia Union.4. LA Galaxy, 2011The season that kicked off a streak of three MLS Cup victories in four seasons, 2011 was the year the monkey finally climbed off the Galaxy's -- and David Beckham's -- back.The LA Galaxy had won trophies before, of course. But after signing Beckham in 2007, they were still waiting on that MLS Cup breakthrough with their icon in tow. They'd come close in the two years prior to 2011. They fell in MLS Cup in 2009 in a penalty shootout against Real Salt Lake before losing the Western Conference final in 2010 at the hands of FC Dallas. In 2011, though? That was the year the dam broke.With Beckham, Landon Donovan, Robbie Keane, and a suite of other club legends leading the way, the LA Galaxy finished top of the table in the regular season to win the Supporters' Shield before a trio of wins earned them an ever-coveted chance to lift MLS Cup. There have been slightly more dominant Galaxy teams (2014 comes to mind, with their plus-32 goal differential), but 2011 met the moment. Finally.5. Atlanta United, 2018Though they came up two points short of the Supporters' Shield in one of the all-time races in 2018, Atlanta United's second-ever MLS season was one of the greatest in league history.Both the Five Stripes and the New York Red Bulls topped the single-season points record set by Toronto FC one year earlier, with Atlanta landing at a would've-been record of 69 points while New York tipped them at 71. In the 2018 regular season, though, Atlanta United played the more dominant soccer. According to American Soccer Analysis, Tata Martino's team led the league in expected goal differential that season and finished second in their entire database (which goes back to the 2013 season), only behind LAFC's run in 2019.Herculez Gomez and Sebastian Salazar debate the biggest storylines and break down the best highlights that soccer in the Americas has to offer. Stream on ESPN+ (U.S. only) While Atlanta missed out on the Shield, they had their revenge on the Red Bulls in the Eastern Conference final, beating them across two legs to book a date with the Portland Timbers in MLS Cup. In front of a roaring crowd at home, a squad led by Josef Martínez, Miguel Almirón, and Darlington Nagbe enjoyed a 2-0 win to cap off an elite campaign. Between their top-tier collection of talent, an incredible regular season, and a revenge-filled playoff run, few teams have put together a season quite like Atlanta United in 2018.Honorable MentionsAt last, we've arrived at Inter Miami's run in 2024.After suffering the largest upset in MLS postseason history in the first round, it's impossible to, in good conscience, push Miami into the top five. Are they the greatest regular season team of all time? Absolutely. Breaking the single-season points record speaks to that fact. But when it came to tournament play, Messi & Co. came up well short in the Concacaf Champions Cup, Leagues Cup, and the MLS Cup playoffs.Ultimately, they end up at the top of the best regular season teams, along with the New England Revolution (2021), LAFC (2019), and the New York Red Bulls (2018).Other multi-trophy teams like D.C. United in 1996, 1997, and 1999, the Chicago Fire in 1998, and LA Galaxy in early 2000s and early 2010s all have a right to feel aggrieved that they didn't crack the top five. But none should feel more disappointed about the gap between preseason expectations and eventual results than this year's Inter Miami team. ,Inter Miami, liderado por Lionel Messi y varios astros, marca un hito en la MLS pero su prematura salida en playoffs resalta desafíos.

Inter Miami, liderado por Lionel Messi y varios astros, marca un hito en la MLS pero su prematura salida en playoffs resalta desafíos.

Deportes de combate

noviembre 11, 2024

Jon Jones Responde a Acusaciones de Evitar un Combate Unificatorio ante Tom Aspinall

Jon Jones responds to ‘Duck’ accusations: ‘I’m not in high school anymore’

Jon Jones responde a acusaciones, prefiriendo enfrentar a Stipe Miocic en UFC 309. Opta por Pereira en vez de Aspinall.

Fútbol

noviembre 11, 2024

Joven promesa Lily Yohannes elige representar a EE. UU.

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. playWhy 'exceptional' Emma Hayes was fully deserving of coach of the year (2:30)Jeff Kassouf and Emily Keogh discuss why Emma Hayes won women's coach of the year at the Ballon d'Or awards. (2:30)Nov 11, 2024, 11:46 AM ETAjax starlet Lily Yohannes has officially opted to represent the United States women's national team, the 17-year-old announced in a social media post on Monday.Yohannes was eligible for both the USWNT and Netherlands as she has lived in the European nation since she was 10 years old, but has now chosen to play for Emma Hayes team."I want to extend my deepest gratitude to the United States and Dutch Football Federations for their unwavering support and patient guidance as I made my decision regarding my international future," Yohannes said in the post."Their dedication and encouragement have been invaluable, and I extend my heartfelt thanks to both Federations."After much consideration, I have decided to commit to represent my country, the United States. The U.S. is my homeland, my birthplace, and where my extended family resides."These strong connections have driven me to honor my roots and proudly commit to U.S. soccer. I am excited and eager to continue putting in the work and earn my place on the U.S. Women's National Team."Hayes was asked about the potential to select the midfielder after announcing her most recent roster in October."We have to be mindful she's a really young player, and has been playing her domestic club football in the Netherlands. So, understandably, she wants to take the time at her age and her stage before she makes a decision," Hayes said at the time."But there has been communication post-Olympics between Lily and us at the federation. I'm always optimistic but I don't like to pressure anybody in this situation ... No matter what time it takes, it needs to be right for Lily. And when that time's right, I'm sure I'll update if I have anything to say on that."Lily Yohannes speaking to media after scoring against South Korea in June. Erin Chang/ISI Photos/USSF/Getty Images for USSFYohannes already made her debut for the in June 2024, scoring in the SheBelieves Cup game against South Korea within 10 minutes to become the third youngest goal scorer in USWNT history.As the games in that tournament are deemed by FIFA to be friendlies, Yohannes would still have been able to represent the Dutch for the rest of her career.Born in Springfield, Virginia, Johannes joined the Ajax youth teams and progressed through the ranks in Amsterdam before making her first-team debut in 2023. She has played 40 times for the Dutch club, scoring seven times.In 2023, she became the youngest-ever player to start a UEFA Women's Champions League game as Ajax beat Paris Saint-Germain 2-0. ,La joven estrella Lily Yohannes elige representar al equipo nacional femenino de EE.UU. sobre Holanda, agradeciendo el apoyo de ambas federaciones.

La joven estrella Lily Yohannes elige representar al equipo nacional femenino de EE.UU. sobre Holanda, agradeciendo el apoyo de ambas federaciones.

Deportes de combate

noviembre 11, 2024

Nick Diaz en medio de controversia por uso de drogas

Nick Diaz’s girlfriend raises concerns over alleged drug struggles amid UFC comeback fight

Nick Diaz en controversia por presunto uso de drogas antes de UFC 310. Advierte cacería a críticos.

Deportes de combate

noviembre 11, 2024

Cris Cyborg reta a Kayla Harrison a pelea pendiente

Video – Cris Cyborg refers to Kayla Harrison as cow in brash grudge fight call out

Cris Cyborg reta a Kayla Harrison en la SmartCage, llamándola «vaca» por preferir pelear con Julianna Peña.

Fútbol

noviembre 11, 2024

Sorpresa en los Playoffs de la MLS: Messi fuera

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Nov 11, 2024, 11:04 AM ETBy the end of Saturday night, the 2024 MLS Cup playoffs no longer contained Lionel Messi. Inter Miami were ousted in shocking fashion, at the hands of the Eastern Conference's No. 9 seed: Atlanta United.That was hardly the only shock, though. The top three teams in the Eastern Conference, including last year's MLS Cup winners, will watch the rest of the postseason from the comfort of their homes.With plenty to talk about after Round One came to a close on Saturday night, and nearly two whole weeks before the conference semifinals begin, ESPN breaks down the highs, the lows and the controversy of MLS's just-concluded best-of-three series.The talk of Round OneTitle favorites emerge from Los AngelesWith Inter Miami and the Columbus Crew now out of the picture, all eyes will now be set on the new title favorites emerging from the west coast: LAFC and the LA Galaxy.Carried by four goals and an assist from Riqui Puig, the Galaxy were relentless with their 5-0 and 4-1 thrashings of the Colorado Rapids in the most recent playoff round. Let's not forget Gabriel Pec either. MLS' Newcomer of the Year was also brilliant with three assists and a goal in the two-game series. As long as they avoid some of the defensive mistakes seen this season, their attack should be able to compensate for any issues from the No. 2 seed from the West.With so many of the East's top teams now out and LAFC advancing to the conference semis, the road to MLS Cup now runs through Los Angeles. Kelvin Kuo-Imagn ImagesAs for the conference's No. 1 seed, despite some roadblocks in a series against the Vancouver Whitecaps that went three games, there's still reason to have plenty of faith in the side that lifted the U.S. Open Cup champions. LAFC have got depth in the frontline, and by the way, they just so happen to have a backup option like club legend Carlos Vela now back on the bench. -- Cesar HernandezAtlanta embrace underdog status in upsetting Miami After cruising to the Supporters' Shield (and setting a single-season points record with 74) Inter Miami are out of the playoffs in the first round. There's no two ways about it: that's an unexpected jolt for the league and a history-making loss for the Herons.Miami's star-studded team did reveal weaknesses throughout the season. And Atlanta United -- who finished the year in ninth place in the Eastern conference and a full 34 points below Miami -- exploited them. United punished Miami's vulnerable defense in transition, and Jamal Thiaré was immense when it mattered.Forty-year-old former Premier League goalkeeper and USMNT veteran, Brad Guzan was the overarching star in a series filled with them. His seven saves in Saturday's thrilling 3-2 finale and 18 saves across the series included some world-class heroics, and proved that the matchup's numerous aging talents weren't all dressed in pink.On the one hand, missing out on Messi & Co. in the remainder of this year's playoffs is a disappointment (rest assured that the league's marketers aren't thrilled), but this surprise series gives fans some of the stuff we love most: the glory of the underdog, the come-from-behind victory, the never-say-die 40-year-old goalkeeper sending the superstar squad to an early end. -- Megan SwanickKeepers' union takes top billingGoalkeepers rarely receive the recognition or attention they deserve, but several stole the show in the first round of the 2024 MLS Cup playoffs after five of eight series were defined by penalty shootouts.In the East, New York City FC's Matt Freese saved three penalties against FC Cincinnati to knock out an MLS Cup favorite and clinch a spot in the semifinals. Orlando City SC goalkeeper Pedro Gallese and the New York Red Bulls' Carlos Coronel also single-handedly earned their respective teams a ticket to the next round in saving two spot kicks each. In the West, the Seattle Sounders' Stefan Frei and Minnesota United No. 1 Dayne St. Clair proved to be vital when making key penalty saves.Although Guzan was not put in a position to save a shot from the spot, he did stop Messi on several occasions to keep Atlanta's playoff dreams alive. Guzan proved to be Messi's kryptonite through the three matches, denying the forward goals like so few have around the world.When a team triumphs, even in a penalty shootout, fans quickly credit the attacking players for the efforts on the pitch. But a goalkeeper's performance, no matter how grand, often goes unnoticed.These keepers deserve the credit. No team plans to be in a position to make their No. 1 the most valuable player on the pitch, but Guzan, Freese, St. Clair, Frei, Gallese and Coronel stand as a reminder that the role cannot be undervalued. -- Lizzy BecheranoRound One MVPRiqui Puig | LA GalaxyThe LA Galaxy are looking like the team to beat heading into the next round of games, and the 25-year-old Spanish midfielder is one of the big reasons why. With four goals and one assist across a two-game series, Puig is both a conductor and finisher in LA's inspiring attack. He's also on track to be the postseason's top scorer (only Vancouver's Ryan Gauld has scored more in the playoffs, but he won't be able to add to his tally after the Whitecaps' elimination) if he keeps the pace in the next round. -- SwanickRiqui Puig is the top scorer of these MLS Cup playoffs, netting four goals in the Galaxy's Round One series win over Colorado. Ron Chenoy-Imagn ImagesBrad Guzan | Atlanta UnitedMove aside, Messi. At 40 years of age, Guzan was nothing short of phenomenal against Miami. Sure, the former Aston Villa man did allow five goals across three matches, but the scorelines could have been far, far worse for Atlanta had Guzan not provided a noteworthy tally of 18 saves."Grinding, believing, resilience," said the captain on how he and his teammates surpassed Messi & Co. "There's some fairy dust in our locker room." -- HernandezJamal Thiaré | Atlanta UnitedThiaré concluded the 2024 MLS season with six goals and no assists in 25 games, underwhelming supporters. He entered the decisive third match of the best-of-three playoff series against Inter Miami ready to prove all wrong.The 31-year-old from Senegal netted Atlanta's equalizer on Saturday night with a right-footed strike from inside the box before earning the Five Stripes their first lead of the night with a second goal just minutes later. The forward broke down Miami's backline alongside Alexey Miranchuk before finding the top of the net.Thiaré's defiant attitude going forward and perfectly timed runs proved devastating for Inter Miami, leaving Tomás Avilés, David Martínez and Marcelo Weigandt scrambling. Despite a quiet regular-season campaign, the forward accomplished what many before him tried and failed to do so at Chase Stadium. -- BecheranoGoal of Round OneLuca Orellano | FC CincinnatiAlthough Orellano's efforts were eventually overshadowed by three NYCFC goals, his Game 2 strike deserves recognition. The player positioned himself perfectly in the final third and nutmegged defender Kevin O'Toole before completing the stunning left-footed strike into the upper left corner of the goal.Orellano spoiled fans with golazos throughout the season, winning 2024 MLS Goal of the Year and netting strikes from 70 yards out, and the rocket against NYCFC was more of the same. -- BecheranoWhat a strike from Orellano! 🔥@fccincinnati cut the deficit to one goal. // Audi #MLSCupPlayoffs pic.twitter.com/T2KCIG3G0X— Major League Soccer (@MLS) November 2, 2024 Jordi Alba | Inter MiamiAn incredible and accurate long-range attempt from the 35-year-old Spaniard. The strike, which proved to be Game 1's match-winner, clocked in at an xG of just 0.03. In order to get something past Guzan, it had to be something special. -- Hernandez Jamal Thiaré | Atlanta UnitedThey came in quick succession, so at the risk of breaking the rules, Thiaré's brace of goals in the 19th and 21st minutes of Atlanta's 3-2 win in Game 3 against Miami both deserve a shout. The timing, the positioning, the placement: Thiaré's crisp composure was perfect on both pivotal goals. -- Swanick Most anticipated conference semifinal matchups6. New York City FC vs. 7. New York Red BullsWho doesn't love a playoff derby?Both of the New York teams defeated higher-ranked opponents to progress to the conference semifinals, where they'll meet each other for a historic derby. NYCFC saw off last season's Shield winners, Cincinnati, in a three-game series that ended with Freese delivering three saves in a decisive penalty shootout. And NYRB beat last year's champions, the Columbus Crew, in a two-game upset of the conference's No. 2 seed.Next up: the first-ever Hudson River Derby in the MLS Cup playoffs. NYCFC have won two of their three meetings this season, but anything can happen in the playoffs. Prepare your popcorn. -- SwanickHerculez Gomez and Sebastian Salazar debate the biggest storylines and break down the best highlights that soccer in the Americas has to offer. Stream on ESPN+ (U.S. only) 2. LA Galaxy vs. 6. Minnesota UnitedOn paper, this one looks easy for the Galaxy, but don't overlook Minnesota.The Loons are undefeated in their past seven games and have only lost once since September. They've got some weak spots in their XI, but if St. Clair can step up like he did against Real Salt Lake, Minnesota will have a fighting chance against the likes of Puig and Pec.That said, the Galaxy are still the favorites here and have a handful of game-changers within their roster --- which includes Marco Reus off the bench. -- Hernandez4. Orlando City vs. 9. Atlanta UnitedThe Eastern Conference semifinals will serve as the setting for one of the most passionate confrontations of the 2024 MLS playoffs.Atlanta United enter the match with a newfound momentum and strengthened underdog mentality after knocking off heavy favorites Inter Miami. The Five Stripes came together under interim manager Rob Valentino and look capable of giving Orlando City all they can handle.The Lions may have shown signs of struggle against Charlotte FC in the first round, but the No. 4 seed -- boasting talents like Facundo Torres and Ramiro Enrique -- are the highest-ranked team still standing in the East. At their best, Orlando can overcome even the strongest opponents. -- Becherano ,Messi fuera de los playoffs. Inter Miami eliminado por Atlanta United en una sorprendente derrota. Los favoritos se enfocan en LA Galaxy y LAFC.

Messi fuera de los playoffs. Inter Miami eliminado por Atlanta United en una sorprendente derrota. Los favoritos se enfocan en LA Galaxy y LAFC.

Deportes de combate

noviembre 11, 2024

Jon Jones responde a acusaciones de Magomed Ankalaev

Jon Jones claps back at Magomed Ankalaev: ‘Jealousy won’t make you a legend’

Jon Jones se defiende de críticas de Ankalaev antes de regresar al UFC 309. Rechaza pelea con Aspinall.

Baloncesto

noviembre 11, 2024

Retoque de rodilla de Beal no revela lesión grave

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Bradley Beal, jugador de baloncesto, firmó un contrato de $251 millones con los Wizards durante la temporada baja. - Fuente: no se menciona Beal tuvo una temporada destacada en 2020-2021, promediando 31.3 puntos por partido y terminando segundo en la lucha por el título de anotación de la NBA. - Fuente: no se menciona Se espera que Beal sea el base titular de los Suns esta temporada. Su papel como base junto a Devin Booker y Kevin Durant puede aumentar su valor en el fantasy. - Fuente: no se menciona,Bradley Beal firma contrato millonario, destaca en la NBA y se espera liderar a los Suns junto a Booker y Durant.

Bradley Beal firma contrato millonario, destaca en la NBA y se espera liderar a los Suns junto a Booker y Durant.

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