The life of Messi in Miami it is quite close to the ideal. As he continues his career as a professional soccer player and seeks his second title with Inter, he takes advantage of the benefits of living in Florida. That is, getaways to Disney, the beach and, more on a daily basis, following in the footsteps of his children in the Academy of the club that today has him as its top figure.
On Saturday, Leo was the great figure in Inter Miami’s comeback against New England. Tata Martino’s team started losing from minute 1 to the Boston team due to a goal from former Racing Tomás Chancalay who took advantage of a bad start by goalkeeper Callender. But Leo appeared in all dimensions and scored a double and an assist to make it 4-1 in favor of the herons. The other two goals were scored by Suárez (after an assist from number 10) and Cremaschi.
As if their destinies had crossed, Miami and Boston faced off again. But now for the NBA. A show that Messi and company couldn’t miss.
A while before the game, Leo entered through the stadium garage with a super casual look. He was wearing a jacket and jean pants and a loose t-shirt underneath him. Lucho, on the other hand, was dressed as an NBA player with a Heat cap and shirt, although the back of the jacket had the number 9 and his name. Jordi Alba and Busquets were also there.
In the second quarter, when the game was 47-31 for the visitor, who arrived as a favorite for being the first classified in their conference, the cameras struck out Leo accompanied by one of his sons who apparently entered the stadium from the other side.
An outing to take advantage of the multiplicity of shows that Miami offers. Especially considering that Inter only returns to the fields on May 4 when they host New York RB, one of the teams that appears on the podium in Zone A of the MLS and that will want to lower it to get closer to the top.
How is the series between Boston and Miami
Messi attended the fourth game of the series between the Boston Celtics and the Miami Heat. How did they get there? After an unexpected loss at home, the Celtics won 104-84 on the Heat’s court and took a 2-1 lead in this East series.
The Celtics, first classified in the Eastern Conference, did not grant any options to the current NBA runners-up, who could not repeat their spectacular success from long distance last Wednesday.
Of the 23 triples converted then, Erik Spoelstra’s players this time dropped to 9 of 28 attempts (32.1%), an insufficient harvest compared to the battery of Celtics figures, starting with Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, who signed 22 points each.
For the Heat, who still do not have their leader Jimmy Butler, Bam Adebayo finished with 20 points and 9 rebounds and the Mexican-American rookie Jaime Jáquez Jr. with 12 and 5.
