Guardians Triumph, U.S. Soccer Debut, America's Cup Excitement

A roundup of current sports news highlights the Guardians' victory over the Tigers in the ALDS, New Zealand's 2-0 lead over Britain in the America's Cup, and Pochettino's successful U.S. soccer debut. Additionally, Aryna Sabalenka discusses Coco Gauff's serving struggles, and Jannik Sinner discusses a pivotal win.

The Cleveland Guardians thrashed the Detroit Tigers in an authoritative Game 5 win during the American League Division Series, powered by Lane Thomas' explosive three-run homer. This victory ensures their spot in the AL Championship Series for the first time since 2016, where they'll face off against the New York Yankees.

New Zealand dominated Britain in a thrilling America's Cup race, taking a commanding 2-0 lead. The event showcased the intricate maneuvering of the AC75 boats amidst challenging Mediterranean winds and seas, captivating sailing enthusiasts as New Zealand closes in on a potential victory.

In soccer, Coach Mauricio Pochettino began his tenure with the United States' national team by securing a 2-0 friendly win against Panama. The match marked Pochettino's first since departing from Chelsea, following the team's abrupt Copa America exit that led to his predecessor's dismissal.

(With inputs from agencies.)