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Lionel Messi headed into the World Cup break a bit earlier than planned, and now it'll be Argentina waiting to see if there's an injury to worry about. Messi who almost never gets subbed out of matches left in the 73rd minute, meaning he was long gone before Luis Suarez's third goal of the night lifted the defending MLS champions past the last-place Philadelphia Union 6-4 on Sunday night. Messi had two assists and German Berterame scored twice during a record-setting first half for Inter Miami. But Messi basically took himself out of play in the 71st minute and reached toward his left hamstring at least once, then didn't even venture toward the Inter Miami bench when he could be subbed out. Messi was replaced by Mateo Silvetti, then left immediately through the tunnel connecting the field with the teams locker room. Messi was walking under his own power, albeit slowly, and without any team medical personnel with him. Rodrigo De Paul, on his birthday, scored in stoppage time to seal the win for Inter Miami. Heavy rain began falling early in the second half, causing some players to seem to slip on the turf. It wasn't clear if Messi's departure was precautionary or not, and it didn't seem like he took any major missteps during the worst of the rain. Messi has said in the past that he would only play in the World Cup if healthy. Argentina starts group stage play on June 16. Milan Iloski had a first-half hat trick including two penalty kicks and Bruno Damiani also scored for Union, which was up 2-0 only 10 minutes into the match. That start set the stage for the teams to be tied at 4-4 at the half. The eight goals by halftime was an MLS record, the league said. "It's beautiful, it's fun to be a part of the game, its fun to sing a national anthem and obviously to see Messi and all these greats so close to me, its an honor," said Grammy-nominated singer and Miami resident Luis Fonsi, who performed "The Star-Spangled Banner" pregame. "Im a fan and Im enjoying every bit of it." He was asked what it's like to share the field with Messi. "Hes a lot more known than me times a million," Fonsi said. Messi has already appeared in five World Cups, winning the Golden Ball as the tournament's best player twice first in 2014, then again in 2022 when he led Argentina to the title. That award has been given out only since 1982, but he is the lone player to win it twice. Argentina is in Group J for the World Cup. Its group stage matches: Algeria, at Kansas City, on June 16; Austria, at Arlington, Texas, on June 22; and Jordan, back in Arlington, on June 27. If Argentina wins that group and the defending champions would be heavily favored to do so then Messi would play a Round of 32 match in Miami Gardens on July 3. The only other way for Messi to play in South Florida during the tournament would be if Argentina is in the third-place match on July 18. Of course, all that is contingent on whether Messi plays. And that would now seem to be in at least some question. Inter Miami (9-2-4, 31 points) enters the break second in the Eastern Conference, two points behind Nashville (10-1-3, 33 points). Inter Miami is also fourth in the Supporters Shield standings a trophy that Philadelphia won last season. The Union wont be winning that this season. Not even close. Theyre at the bottom of the league, a stunning first-to-worst collapse and head into the break with seven points at 1-10-4. Reporting by The Associated Press.

Inter Miami coach Guillermo Hoyos said after the game it was too early to determine if Messi was injured, and suggested the Argentine's substitution was precautionary due to the pitch conditions.

He exited Inter Miamis high-scoring thriller with the Philadelphia Union with an apparent hamstring injury, sparking concern ahead of the upcoming World Cup in June

Inter Miami's Argentine forward Lionel Messi leaves the field after suffering an injury scare in his team's win over Philadelphia, less than three weeks before the start of the World Cup (CHANDAN KHANNA)Lionel Messi was at the center of an injury scare just weeks before the start of the World Cup on Sunday after abruptly exiting Inter Miami's Major League Soccer clash against the Philadelphia Union.Argentina superstar Messi was substituted in the 73rd minute at a rain-soaked Nu Stadium in Miami after clutching the back of his left leg and requesting to come off.The 38-year-old icon appeared to be walking normally as he headed straight down the tunnel after exiting the game, which Miami went on to win 6-4.Inter Miami coach Guillermo Hoyos said after the game it was too early to determine if Messi was injured, and suggested the Argentine's substitution was precautionary due to the pitch conditions."As far as I know, we don't have a (medical) report on that yet, but we will have one shortly," Hoyos said after the game when asked for details of Messi's condition."He was genuinely suffering from fatigue in that regard -- it is indeed fatigue."He was tired; the pitch was heavy and when in doubt, the standard approach is always to ensure you don't take any risks."Messi's Inter Miami team-mate Mateo Silvetti was unable to shed any light on his compatriot's condition."I'm just as in the dark as everyone else," Silvetti said. "At that moment, we were all focused on the match. I didn't know if it was an injury or if he was simply tired."We're hoping it turns out to be nothing serious. Given his mindset and everything else, we're going to wish him the very best."Messi has carefully managed his workload since joining Inter Miami in 2023, with team staff regularly excusing him from games during particularly congested fixture periods.He has spent multiple stints on the sidelines in the past few years due to problems with his hamstring, which caused him to miss parts of Miami's pre-season campaign earlier this year.Any significant injury to the eight-time Ballon D'Or winner, though, would deal a huge blow to Argentina's hopes of defending their World Cup crown in the United States, Canada and Mexico.The tournament kicks off in Mexico City on June 11, with Argentina due to play their opening game against Algeria in Kansas City five days later.Inter Miami's game on Sunday was the last before MLS takes a break ahead of the World Cup.Messi has not formally confirmed he plans to play in the World Cup, but is widely expected to return for what will be a record-equalling sixth appearance at the finals.Argentina's squad is due to be named next week, and the South American giants will head to the United States shortly afterwards for pre-World Cup friendlies against Honduras in Texas on June 6, followed by a game against Iceland on June 9.str-rcw/js

Reid Detmers was nearly perfect for eight innings while striking out a career-high 14, and the Angels beat the Rangers 2-1 Sunday night on Justin Foscue's ninth-inning throwing error for their first series sweep this season.

Two glaring fails and a tricky Bombers grade, whilearguably a new flag favourite has emerged after two convincing wins on the bounce.

The two-time world champion was far from his best despite taking performance-enhancing drugs to completely overhaul his physique.

The Spurs notched a statement 103-82 win over the Thunder on Sunday night to tie the Western Conference finals series at two games apiece.San Antonio bounced back from its 123-108 loss Friday night, setting up a best-of-three series between the teams beginning Tuesday in Oklahoma City.This story is developing. Check back later for updates.