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#Deadspin #weather #delay #Crew #defeat #Galaxy #home #win #season">Deadspin | After weather delay, Crew defeat Galaxy for first home win of season
Columbus Crew forward Daniel Gazdag (8) celebrates a goal with teammates during the weather-delayed MLS match against the LA Galaxy at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field in Columbus on April 22, 2026. Daniel Gazdag and Diego Rossi scored as the Columbus Crew downed the Los Angeles Galaxy 2-1 on Wednesday for their first home win of the season.
Gazdag in the 41st and Rossi in the 47th staked the Crew (2-4-3, 9 points) to the lead before Gabriel Pec countered for the Galaxy in the 86th minute on their only shot on goal.
The match started 2 hours, 5 minutes late after thunderstorms began two hours before kickoff. Rain continued as the match started.
The Crew is 1-1-2 at home.
LA (3-3-3, 9 points) avoided being shut out for the first time in 18 matches when Pec took a set-up by Joseph Paintsil and beat Patrick Schute at the near right post for his first goal.
Pec then hit the crossbar two minutes later.
Gazdag first goal of the season came a year and 11 days after the Philadelphia Union’s career goals leader was acquired in a trade.
A Galaxy turnover led to Dylan Chambost feeding Hugo Picard on the left flank. He whipped a low ball in front of the goal where Gazdag flicked the ball without the outside of his right foot.
Rossi’s fourth goal was a clinical off the build-up. Taha Habroune zinged a through ball to Max Arfsten on the right. He dribbled to the top of the box, did a crossover then passed across to Rossi, who let the ball go to his left foot before unleashing a shot.
The Galaxy played without leading scorer Joao Klauss (five goals), who has a foot injury.
His absence was apparent in the first half when the Galaxy couldn’t put together anything resembling an attack. Their lone shot attempt came in the 45th minute when Pec’s try from the right side of the box skipped outside the left post.
The Crew had nine shots in the opening half beginning with Arfsten’s shot that James Marcinkowski saved in the 7th minute. Columbus kept pressing and Arfsten and Rossi had good looks that veered off target over the next 10 minutes.
–Field Level Media
Columbus Crew forward Daniel Gazdag (8) celebrates a goal with teammates during the weather-delayed MLS match against the LA Galaxy at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field in Columbus on April 22, 2026. Daniel Gazdag and Diego Rossi scored as the Columbus Crew downed the Los Angeles Galaxy 2-1 on Wednesday for their first home win of the season.
Gazdag in the 41st and Rossi in the 47th staked the Crew (2-4-3, 9 points) to the lead before Gabriel Pec countered for the Galaxy in the 86th minute on their only shot on goal.
The match started 2 hours, 5 minutes late after thunderstorms began two hours before kickoff. Rain continued as the match started.
The Crew is 1-1-2 at home.
LA (3-3-3, 9 points) avoided being shut out for the first time in 18 matches when Pec took a set-up by Joseph Paintsil and beat Patrick Schute at the near right post for his first goal.
Pec then hit the crossbar two minutes later.
Gazdag first goal of the season came a year and 11 days after the Philadelphia Union’s career goals leader was acquired in a trade.
A Galaxy turnover led to Dylan Chambost feeding Hugo Picard on the left flank. He whipped a low ball in front of the goal where Gazdag flicked the ball without the outside of his right foot.
Rossi’s fourth goal was a clinical off the build-up. Taha Habroune zinged a through ball to Max Arfsten on the right. He dribbled to the top of the box, did a crossover then passed across to Rossi, who let the ball go to his left foot before unleashing a shot.
The Galaxy played without leading scorer Joao Klauss (five goals), who has a foot injury.
His absence was apparent in the first half when the Galaxy couldn’t put together anything resembling an attack. Their lone shot attempt came in the 45th minute when Pec’s try from the right side of the box skipped outside the left post.
The Crew had nine shots in the opening half beginning with Arfsten’s shot that James Marcinkowski saved in the 7th minute. Columbus kept pressing and Arfsten and Rossi had good looks that veered off target over the next 10 minutes.
–Field Level Media
Columbus Crew forward Daniel Gazdag (8) celebrates a goal with teammates during the weather-delayed MLS match against the LA Galaxy at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field in Columbus on April 22, 2026. Daniel Gazdag and Diego Rossi scored as the Columbus Crew downed the Los Angeles Galaxy 2-1 on Wednesday for their first home win of the season.
Gazdag in the 41st and Rossi in the 47th staked the Crew (2-4-3, 9 points) to the lead before Gabriel Pec countered for the Galaxy in the 86th minute on their only shot on goal.
The match started 2 hours, 5 minutes late after thunderstorms began two hours before kickoff. Rain continued as the match started.
The Crew is 1-1-2 at home.
LA (3-3-3, 9 points) avoided being shut out for the first time in 18 matches when Pec took a set-up by Joseph Paintsil and beat Patrick Schute at the near right post for his first goal.
Pec then hit the crossbar two minutes later.
Gazdag first goal of the season came a year and 11 days after the Philadelphia Union’s career goals leader was acquired in a trade.
A Galaxy turnover led to Dylan Chambost feeding Hugo Picard on the left flank. He whipped a low ball in front of the goal where Gazdag flicked the ball without the outside of his right foot.
Rossi’s fourth goal was a clinical off the build-up. Taha Habroune zinged a through ball to Max Arfsten on the right. He dribbled to the top of the box, did a crossover then passed across to Rossi, who let the ball go to his left foot before unleashing a shot.
The Galaxy played without leading scorer Joao Klauss (five goals), who has a foot injury.
His absence was apparent in the first half when the Galaxy couldn’t put together anything resembling an attack. Their lone shot attempt came in the 45th minute when Pec’s try from the right side of the box skipped outside the left post.
The Crew had nine shots in the opening half beginning with Arfsten’s shot that James Marcinkowski saved in the 7th minute. Columbus kept pressing and Arfsten and Rossi had good looks that veered off target over the next 10 minutes.
–Field Level Media
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#Suarez #mark #Messi #fires #blanks #Inter #Miami #beats #Real #Salt #Lake">Suarez off mark but Messi fires blanks as Inter Miami beats Real Salt Lake
Rodrigo De Paul and Luis Suarez scored a minute apart late in the second half, breaking a deadlock and handing Inter Miami a 2-0 win over Real Salt Lake (RSL) on Wednesday in Sandy, Utah.
Dayne St. Clair made four saves in his first clean sheet of the season as Miami (5-1-3, 18 points) went 2-0-0 on a trip to Colorado and Utah, which were also the first two matches under interim manager Guillermo Hoyos.
Rafael Cabral recorded five saves for Real Salt Lake (5-2-1, 16 points) in its first loss since the season opener, ending a six-match unbeaten run.
The possession was nearly even throughout the night until Miami took over in the final 10 minutes. The visitors broke the seal in the 82nd minute off a corner kick.
Rather than send in a cross, Telasco Segovia passed to the outside for De Paul, who was left unmarked and fired in a perfect shot to the far corner.
Miami regained possession quickly after an offside call on RSL. Suarez, who was subbed on during the 75th minute after not playing Saturday against the Rapids, was the beneficiary of a juggled pass by teammate German Berterame. Suarez buried a left-footed shot on the run.
It was the second goal of the season for both De Paul and Suarez.
Salt Lake thought it had scored within the first five minutes of the match for the third straight contest.
Morgan Guilavogui’s fifth-minute goal, a rebound of his own initial attempt, was taken off the board as Sergi Solans was ruled offside by mere inches.
Miami star Lionel Messi had one shot off a cross parried away by Cabral.
RSL had its chances in the second half before Miami heated up. Zavier Gozo badly missed the net after Diego Luna’s creative backheel pass to him in the box in the 64th minute.
RSL’s DeAndre Yedlin expertly blocked out Facundo Mura’s push in the 76th minute. The team went on the counterattack and won a free kick near the penalty arc, but Luna’s free-kick shot went inches over the crossbar.
Published on Apr 23, 2026
Rodrigo De Paul and Luis Suarez scored a minute apart late in the second half, breaking a deadlock and handing Inter Miami a 2-0 win over Real Salt Lake (RSL) on Wednesday in Sandy, Utah.
Dayne St. Clair made four saves in his first clean sheet of the season as Miami (5-1-3, 18 points) went 2-0-0 on a trip to Colorado and Utah, which were also the first two matches under interim manager Guillermo Hoyos.
Rafael Cabral recorded five saves for Real Salt Lake (5-2-1, 16 points) in its first loss since the season opener, ending a six-match unbeaten run.
The possession was nearly even throughout the night until Miami took over in the final 10 minutes. The visitors broke the seal in the 82nd minute off a corner kick.
Rather than send in a cross, Telasco Segovia passed to the outside for De Paul, who was left unmarked and fired in a perfect shot to the far corner.
Miami regained possession quickly after an offside call on RSL. Suarez, who was subbed on during the 75th minute after not playing Saturday against the Rapids, was the beneficiary of a juggled pass by teammate German Berterame. Suarez buried a left-footed shot on the run.
It was the second goal of the season for both De Paul and Suarez.
Salt Lake thought it had scored within the first five minutes of the match for the third straight contest.
Morgan Guilavogui’s fifth-minute goal, a rebound of his own initial attempt, was taken off the board as Sergi Solans was ruled offside by mere inches.
Miami star Lionel Messi had one shot off a cross parried away by Cabral.
RSL had its chances in the second half before Miami heated up. Zavier Gozo badly missed the net after Diego Luna’s creative backheel pass to him in the box in the 64th minute.
RSL’s DeAndre Yedlin expertly blocked out Facundo Mura’s push in the 76th minute. The team went on the counterattack and won a free kick near the penalty arc, but Luna’s free-kick shot went inches over the crossbar.
Published on Apr 23, 2026
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#Deadspin #Thunder #cruise #Suns #lose #Jalen #Williams #hamstring">Deadspin | Thunder cruise past Suns again but lose Jalen Williams (hamstring)
Apr 22, 2026; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA; Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (2) drives around Phoenix Suns forward Dillon Brooks (3) in the first half during game two of the first round of the 2026 NBA Playoffs at Paycom Center. Mandatory Credit: Alonzo Adams-Imagn Images Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 37 points and dished out nine assists, leading Oklahoma City to a 120-107 home win over the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday and giving the Thunder a 2-0 lead in a first-round Western Conference playoff series.
The victory, however, might have been a costly one.
Thunder star Jalen Williams, who was limited to just 33 games during the regular season due to injuries, left the game midway through the third quarter due to a left hamstring injury.
Williams pulled up during a drive toward the bucket and then grabbed at the hamstring as action went the other way.
Williams, who did not return, missed two long stretches of the season with an injuries to his right wrist and right hamstring.
Before getting hurt, Williams was excellent, logging 19 points on 7-of-11 shooting and four assists in 23 minutes.
Oklahoma City seized control in the third quarter, thanks in large part to Gilgeous-Alexander and Chet Holmgren.
Holmgren grabbed rebounds on each of the first three possessions of the half and had 11 points and three blocks in the quarter while Gilgeous-Alexander had 12 points and four assists in the period.
Holmgren finished with 19 points, eight rebounds and four blocks.
The Thunder stretched their lead to 23 with a 13-2 run to end the third and then to 26 early in the fourth.
The Suns cut the deficit to 10 with nearly four minutes remaining, but coming out of a timeout, Ajay Mitchell hit a 3-pointer to stretch the gap to 113-100.
Phoenix’s Dillon Brooks scored 13 of his 30 points in the fourth.
After a slow start in Game 1, Gilgeous-Alexander missed his first three shots on Wednesday, then found the range. He hit 7 of 10 shots the rest of the first half.
After going 5 of 18 from the field in the series opener, Gilgeous-Alexander finished 13 of 25 in Game 2.
Early in the third quarter, Brooks and Oklahoma City’s Luguentz Dort got tangled up battling for a potential rebound off a free throw. The two quickly stepped away from each other, but each was whistled for a technical foul.
Late in the quarter, Devin Booker was called for a technical after bouncing the ball off Williams while trying to keep the ball in play.
Booker finished with 22 points while Jalen Green had 21 in the loss.
Game 3 is scheduled for Saturday in Phoenix.
–Field Level Media
Apr 22, 2026; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA; Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (2) drives around Phoenix Suns forward Dillon Brooks (3) in the first half during game two of the first round of the 2026 NBA Playoffs at Paycom Center. Mandatory Credit: Alonzo Adams-Imagn Images Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 37 points and dished out nine assists, leading Oklahoma City to a 120-107 home win over the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday and giving the Thunder a 2-0 lead in a first-round Western Conference playoff series.
The victory, however, might have been a costly one.
Thunder star Jalen Williams, who was limited to just 33 games during the regular season due to injuries, left the game midway through the third quarter due to a left hamstring injury.
Williams pulled up during a drive toward the bucket and then grabbed at the hamstring as action went the other way.
Williams, who did not return, missed two long stretches of the season with an injuries to his right wrist and right hamstring.
Before getting hurt, Williams was excellent, logging 19 points on 7-of-11 shooting and four assists in 23 minutes.
Oklahoma City seized control in the third quarter, thanks in large part to Gilgeous-Alexander and Chet Holmgren.
Holmgren grabbed rebounds on each of the first three possessions of the half and had 11 points and three blocks in the quarter while Gilgeous-Alexander had 12 points and four assists in the period.
Holmgren finished with 19 points, eight rebounds and four blocks.
The Thunder stretched their lead to 23 with a 13-2 run to end the third and then to 26 early in the fourth.
The Suns cut the deficit to 10 with nearly four minutes remaining, but coming out of a timeout, Ajay Mitchell hit a 3-pointer to stretch the gap to 113-100.
Phoenix’s Dillon Brooks scored 13 of his 30 points in the fourth.
After a slow start in Game 1, Gilgeous-Alexander missed his first three shots on Wednesday, then found the range. He hit 7 of 10 shots the rest of the first half.
After going 5 of 18 from the field in the series opener, Gilgeous-Alexander finished 13 of 25 in Game 2.
Early in the third quarter, Brooks and Oklahoma City’s Luguentz Dort got tangled up battling for a potential rebound off a free throw. The two quickly stepped away from each other, but each was whistled for a technical foul.
Late in the quarter, Devin Booker was called for a technical after bouncing the ball off Williams while trying to keep the ball in play.
Booker finished with 22 points while Jalen Green had 21 in the loss.
Game 3 is scheduled for Saturday in Phoenix.
–Field Level Media
Apr 22, 2026; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA; Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (2) drives around Phoenix Suns forward Dillon Brooks (3) in the first half during game two of the first round of the 2026 NBA Playoffs at Paycom Center. Mandatory Credit: Alonzo Adams-Imagn Images Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 37 points and dished out nine assists, leading Oklahoma City to a 120-107 home win over the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday and giving the Thunder a 2-0 lead in a first-round Western Conference playoff series.
The victory, however, might have been a costly one.
Thunder star Jalen Williams, who was limited to just 33 games during the regular season due to injuries, left the game midway through the third quarter due to a left hamstring injury.
Williams pulled up during a drive toward the bucket and then grabbed at the hamstring as action went the other way.
Williams, who did not return, missed two long stretches of the season with an injuries to his right wrist and right hamstring.
Before getting hurt, Williams was excellent, logging 19 points on 7-of-11 shooting and four assists in 23 minutes.
Oklahoma City seized control in the third quarter, thanks in large part to Gilgeous-Alexander and Chet Holmgren.
Holmgren grabbed rebounds on each of the first three possessions of the half and had 11 points and three blocks in the quarter while Gilgeous-Alexander had 12 points and four assists in the period.
Holmgren finished with 19 points, eight rebounds and four blocks.
The Thunder stretched their lead to 23 with a 13-2 run to end the third and then to 26 early in the fourth.
The Suns cut the deficit to 10 with nearly four minutes remaining, but coming out of a timeout, Ajay Mitchell hit a 3-pointer to stretch the gap to 113-100.
Phoenix’s Dillon Brooks scored 13 of his 30 points in the fourth.
After a slow start in Game 1, Gilgeous-Alexander missed his first three shots on Wednesday, then found the range. He hit 7 of 10 shots the rest of the first half.
After going 5 of 18 from the field in the series opener, Gilgeous-Alexander finished 13 of 25 in Game 2.
Early in the third quarter, Brooks and Oklahoma City’s Luguentz Dort got tangled up battling for a potential rebound off a free throw. The two quickly stepped away from each other, but each was whistled for a technical foul.
Late in the quarter, Devin Booker was called for a technical after bouncing the ball off Williams while trying to keep the ball in play.
Booker finished with 22 points while Jalen Green had 21 in the loss.
Game 3 is scheduled for Saturday in Phoenix.
–Field Level Media
Apr 22, 2026; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA; Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (2) drives…
