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  Miami Mourns the Loss of Jose Fernandez

  September 29 at 12:25 a.m.

  Thousands from across Miami gathered Wednesday, September 28 to pay their respects to the late Miami Marlins pitcher José Fernández. Fans gathered at Marlins Park as the funeral motorcade departed from the stadium, stopped at Ermita de la Caridad for a formal blessing, and made its way to St. Brendan's Catholic Church, where mourners were allowed to enter the church and pay their respects. 
  
  

  Photography by Michele Eve Sandberg
  

  
  

  See also: 

  — Droves of Fans Show Up to Say Final Goodbyes to José Fernández

  — This Video of José Fernández Finding Out He'll Have a Daughter Will Break Your Heart
  

  
  

  
  

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  Droves of Fans Show Up to Say Final Goodbyes to Jose Fernandez

  September 28 at 11:24 p.m.

  Jose Fernandez's funeral procession left Marlins Park shortly after 2:15 Wednesday afternoon under a typical bright-cobalt sunny Miami sky, taking the casket into and through the heart of a Cuban community that had embraced the pitcher as its own son, friend, and brother. Traffic was snarled along Calle Ocho and all...

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  This Video of Jose Fernandez Finding Out He'll Have a Daughter Will Break Your Heart

  September 28 at 3:27 p.m.

  Miami stopped dead in its tracks today to mourn the loss of Jose Fernandez, one of baseball's brightest stars, one of Cuba's most-visible young immigrants, and one of the most rawly talented people to ever wear a Miami Marlins jersey. After Fernandez and two others were killed in a boating...

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  The Five Most Frustrating Things About Being a Miami Dolphins Fan

  September 28 at 9:06 a.m.

  Being a Miami Dolphins fan just ain't what it used to be. These days, it's a love-hate relationship that on a weekly basis is this weird voluntary-hostage situation. We love the Miami Dolphins, but we hate that we love them; it's basically a Rihanna song at this point.  So many...

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  Jose Fernandez's Death Epitomizes Florida's Deadly Boating Culture

  September 27 at 8:54 a.m.

  While Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez's fatal boating accident was a complete punch to the gut, it was unfortunately far from the first fatal boating accident in Biscayne Bay. And, unless Florida's incredibly lax boating regulations change, his death will likely not be this city's last high-profile maritime death. Florida has...

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  Family of Man Who Died With Marlins' Jose Fernandez Needs Money for Funeral UPDATED

  September 26 at 2:49 p.m.

  The family of Emilio Macias, who died in a tragic boating accident alongside 24-year-old Marlins pitching star Jose Fernandez this weekend, is asking the public for help to pay for their loved one's funeral. The family has started a GoFundMe page to try and collect $30,000 for funeral arrangements —...