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Greg Cote: Canes’ Cristobal, Fins’ McDaniel on honeymoons in Miami, but, ask Jimbo — they end fast

We know nothing. We’re all dumb. We prop ourselves up as experts on what teams are good and what teams aren’t, but it’s all just guesswork. I’m talking about media folks bleating from on high, from ESPN ‘s Stephen A. Smith down to me.

Miami Herald · Sep 13, 2022

Behind big fifth inning, Miami Marlins beat Rangers in nightcap to split doubleheader

MIAMI — For one inning Monday, and for the first time in a long time, the Miami Marlins’ offense came to life.

Miami Herald · Sep 13, 2022

We just saw the peak of hurricane season — what does the Atlantic look like now?

MIAMI — The tropical activity in the Atlantic on Monday is much calmer than last week, when forecasters were monitoring Hurricane Earl and several other systems. Earl is long gone, but forecasters are watching two disturbances.

Miami Herald · Sep 12, 2022

Bitcoin ATMs are spreading. They’re legal but can be tools for cyber crooks

MIAMI — Walk into a smoke shop or small convenience store in South Florida — anywhere from Homestead to Boynton Beach — and you might find not one, but two, ATM machines.

Miami Herald · Sep 12, 2022

How do boaters avoid hazards? What to know about markers, buoys and other warning signs

MIAMI — Just like traffic lights and signs help drivers on the road, boaters have buoys and signs to guide them to and from shore safely.

Miami Herald · Sep 12, 2022

Greg Cote: Dolphins’ offense had the hype but it was Miami’s D that rose up in 20-7 opener over Pats

Opening day of the Miami Dolphins’ 57th season on Sunday was supposed to be the grand unveiling of a revamped, new and improved offense led by a completely new running game and a new superstar receiver in Tyreek Hill — so fast he calls himself “the Cheetah.”

Miami Herald · Sep 12, 2022

Florida doctor banned from performing Brazilian butt-lifts following death at cosmetic surgery center

MIAMI — For the second time in the last five years, the death of a Brazilian butt-lift patient at Coral Gables’ Seduction Cosmetic Surgery has led to the doctor being banned from performing such procedures.

Miami Herald · Sep 11, 2022

Stifling defense, Tyreek Hill lead Dolphins to season-opening victory over Patriots

MIAMI — For all the warranted hype about the changes the Miami Dolphins made this offseason, the unit that remained virtually intact paced it to its first victory on Sunday against the New England Patriots.

Miami Herald · Sep 11, 2022

Miami starts slow but stops Southern Miss (and Frank Gore Jr.) to set up Texas A&M showdown

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — It wasn’t a blowout like Miami fans were probably expecting, but the No. 15 Hurricanes still delivered a win Saturday afternoon at Hard Rock Stadium.

Miami Herald · Sep 10, 2022

In the Caribbean, mixed reaction as transition begins from Queen Elizabeth to King Charles

In Bermuda, where flags are being flown half-staff until further notice, they remembered Queen Elizabeth II with a 21-gun salute while dressed in British ceremonial uniforms. In the Cayman Islands, 96 rounds reverberated from Government House, one every 10 seconds, to match the queen’s age at the time of her…

Miami Herald · Sep 10, 2022