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  Five Lies Miami Dolphins Fans Hear Every Offseason

  May 23 at 8:30 a.m.

  If you ask the experts, the Miami Dolphins will be a special sort of bad this season. But if you ask Dolphins fans, many will tell you the team is better off without all the talented players the team jettisoned this off-season.This is pretty much standard procedure in South Florida, where fans take the team's off-season bait...

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  Marlins Are on the Verge of Setting an All-Time Record for Worst Attendance

  May 21 at 9 a.m.

  Unsurprisingly, no one is attending Marlins games this year. Well, that's not true. A few people are going to Marlins games this year. But by the standards of a normal Major League Baseball team, the league-worst 10,000 fans the Fish are drawing per game is bad — on the verge of historically bad. You know your attendance is a special kind of bad when the Tampa Bay Rays are outdrawing you by nearly 50 percent.

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  Miami Heat Must Trade Goran Dragic This Offseason

  May 18 at 8:30 a.m.

  It's been a couple of weeks since the Heat was rudely dismissed from the playoffs by the Philadelphia 76ers. Though the result of the series doesn't tell the entire story of how close the games against the Sixers were, one thing is certain as the Heat enters the offseason: Miami isn't close to being a serious contender, and it won't be in the conversation for an NBA title anytime soon.

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  Charges Dropped Against NFL Player After Cops Can't Back Up Javier Ortiz's Story

  May 17 at 2:57 p.m.

  When NFL wide receiver Robby Anderson was arrested for allegedly shoving a Miami cop at Rolling Loud in May 2017, the sports world freaked out and labeled Anderson as a player with "character problems." But New Times warned the public not to rush to judgment too quickly, because the arresting officer...

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  Five Reasons the Miami Dolphins Should No Longer Have Cheerleaders

  May 16 at 8:30 a.m.

  NFL cheerleaders have been in the news lately, and not for the right reasons. In April, the New York Times published a story in which cheerleaders from around the NFL told how sexual harassment, groping, and an overall lack of respect were almost a part of their job description. They were expected to escort high-paying season ticketholders and donors to functions. If they refused, they would be fired.

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  Miami-Dade County Will Vote This Week to Bring Formula One Race to Downtown

  May 15 at 9:31 a.m.

  Formula One racing is already cruising a fast track to bring a high-octane Grand Prix to downtown Miami by 2019. The city commission voted last week to begin negotiating with the international race organization to hash out the details. Now Miami-Dade County will weigh in on the idea, which has drawn opposition...