Ranking the running backs the Chargers will face in 2022 A look at the running backs the Chargers' defense is set to face in 2022, ranked from least to most threatening. USA Today Sports Media Group · Jul 19, 2022
Dolphins report to facility in Miami Gardens on Tuesday It's really the first sign of the new year. USA Today Sports Media Group · Jul 19, 2022
Greg Cote: How Messi-to-Miami became the biggest, longest tease in sports — and why it better happen MIAMI — So here comes the latest in the growing parade of indications that the biggest sports star on the planet — maybe of all time! — is coming to Miami. Eventually. Probably. Maybe? Miami Herald · Jul 18, 2022
Five Latinxs To Watch In The Cannabis Space: Meet The Who's Who At Benzinga's Cannabis Capital Conference In Chicago After a prosperous event in Miami this past April, the Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference is ready to do it again in Chicago on September 13-14. Benzinga · Jul 18, 2022
5 hot swimwear trends to know from Miami’s Swim Fashion Week Corsets! Power straps! Crochet sarongs! Tackle the heatwave in style with these bikini trends fresh off the runway Evening Standard · Jul 18, 2022
Kanye West to be replaced by Kid Cudi after pulling out of Miami festival The Rolling Loud festival has announced Kanye will no longer perform next weekend The Independent UK · Jul 18, 2022
Robert Lewandowski Joins Barcelona in Miami for US Tour Already wearing Barcelona's colors, Robert Lewandowski joined the squad in Miami on Sunday ahead of his medical and the signing of his contract with the Catalan club. "I am very happy to have joined FC Barcelona," Lewandowski said from Miami in a video released by Barcelona ahead of its US… Asharq Al-Awsat · Jul 18, 2022
The Hornets aspire to make the playoffs next season. Are they really any closer? It’s been quiet, although not for everyone. Tribune News Service · Jul 18, 2022
Omar Kelly: Will Dolphins defensive coordinator Josh Boyer be able to prove he doesn’t need Brian Flores’ help? Say whatever you’d like to about Brian Flores’ resume as a head coach. Criticize his willingness to work collaboratively with others, or his ability to coach offense. Tribune News Service · Jul 18, 2022
A hotel in Miami Beach, another in Florida Keys just named among best in the world MIAMI — Two South Florida hotels are among the best hotels in the world, according to a popular travel website. Miami Herald · Jul 18, 2022
With multiple college bats to choose from, Marlins draft LSU’s Jacob Berry at No. 6 When the Miami Marlins went on the clock for the first time in the 2022 MLB Draft on Sunday, they had their pick of all of the top college position players at their disposal. Miami Herald · Jul 18, 2022
Aaron Nola blanks Marlins, 4-0, as Phillies sweep series heading into All-Star break MIAMI — Expectations weren’t terribly high for Aaron Nola this season. He was coming off of a 2021 in which he’d posted a 4.63 ERA, the second highest mark of his career. His 2018 All-Star campaign, when he went 17-6 with a 2.37 ERA and 224 strikeouts, felt like a… The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 17, 2022
Jose Mourinho’s tattoo and the Nevilles in Miami – Sunday’s sporting social We look at some of the best examples on social from July 17. The Independent UK · Jul 17, 2022
No. 2 LB in the nation, Troy Bowles, commits to UGA football Linebacker Troy Bowles, a four-star prospect, has committed to the Georgia Bulldogs. USA Today Sports Media Group · Jul 17, 2022
USA Today Sports Media Group · Jul 17, 2022 Nets lukewarm on trade involving Tyler Herro, Duncan Robinson and draft picks for Kevin Durant In the case of Mitchell, the fact Herro is contract extension eligible this offseason - and would be a restricted free agent in 2023 if no extension is reached - gives the Jazz pause. Especially considering Herro is asking for a max contract. While ...
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 16, 2022 Ranger Suárez returns with five shutout innings as Phillies thump Marlins, 10-0 MIAMI — Ranger Suárez hadn’t thrown a pitch in a big league game since June 29, but he didn’t waste any time in getting back to his normal self. Or perhaps it’s more accurate to say he got back to his 2021 self, when he posted a 1.36 ERA over…
USA Today Sports Media Group · Jul 16, 2022 Ranking the quarterbacks the Chargers will face in 2022 A look at the signal callers the Chargers defense is set to face in 2022, ranked from least to most threatening.
USA Today Sports Media Group · Jul 16, 2022 2022 Dolphins position preview: Breaking down specialists ahead of camp Miami can't have the same performances.
USA Today Sports Media Group · Jul 16, 2022 ESPN lists 2022 Dolphins’ 3 strongest positions before the season Two of the groups remained unchanged from last season.
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 16, 2022 Phillies fight past Marlins ace Sandy Alcántara in 2-1 victory MIAMI — Marlins starter Sandy Alcántara has been nearly unhittable this season, and in the first few innings of Friday’s game, it seemed as if he might throw a no-hitter or even a perfect game. The Phillies didn’t reach base until the top of the fifth inning, when J.T. Realmuto…
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 16, 2022 Phillies’ J.T. Realmuto tries to clarify his ‘little bit of money’ comment MIAMI — Last week before the Phillies left for Toronto, catcher J.T. Realmuto shared his reasons for why he wouldn’t get vaccinated so he could enter Canada, where vaccination against the coronavirus is a requirement. Realmuto was one of four Phillies players who were placed on the restricted list ahead…
USA Today Sports Media Group · Jul 15, 2022 Jameis Winston working out with Saints teammates, Teddy Bridgewater in Miami Jameis Winston working out with Saints teammates, "special guest" Teddy Bridgewater in Miami:
USA Today Sports Media Group · Jul 15, 2022 Former Dolphins OL Richie Incognito, DB Jason McCourty announce retirement Two former Dolphins call it a career.
USA Today Sports Media Group · Jul 15, 2022 Dolphins, TE Mike Gesicki fail to reach long-term deal before deadline This was expected.
Miami Herald · Jul 15, 2022 Gentrification wiping out Miami’s 130-year-old, historically Black West Coconut Grove For 130 years, the historically Black section of Coconut Grove, founded by Bahamian immigrants, has been a foundation stone for Miami, a wellspring of culture and activism, and verdant, fertile soil for the aspirations of tens of thousands of the city’s African American residents.