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The New York Yankees turned the American League Division Series into a horror show last night, committing four errors — three of them in the first inning alone — in a five to two loss to the Tampa Bay Rays in Game Two. Aaron Boone's club looked rattled, sloppy, and nothing like a team built for October. The series just got very interesting.
Across the Atlantic, the conversation around Argentina's national team is shifting. With Lionel Messi winding down his international career, manager Lionel Scaloni is already mapping out a succession plan for the captaincy. The search is turning to the defensive side of the pitch, signaling a new identity for the Albiceleste in the post-Messi era.
And in Formula One, Lando Norris is heading into this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix with real uncertainty after admitting he cannot guarantee McLaren will solve the straight-line speed issue plaguing his car. He called it painful as hell, and with the championship picture still tight, any performance gap at Marina Bay could prove costly for his title hopes.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
