Lionel Messi added another chapter to his already legendary career by becoming the first player in MLS history to score multiple goals in four consecutive regular-season matches. He led Inter Miami to a 2–1 victory over New England Revolution, finding the net twice at Gillette Stadium—his 27th- and 38th-minute finishes sealing the win. It was his clutch contribution after earlier braces against Montreal and Columbus Crew this season. Messi now boasts 14 goals and 7 assists in just 15 games, trailing only Nashville’s Sam Surridge (16 goals) in the Golden Boot race. His goal tally includes two each against Montreal, Columbus, Montreal again, and now New England—an 8-goal haul across four games. Interim coach Javier Mascherano praised Messi as “unbelievable,”...