Sports

The Marlins are off to their roughest start to a season since 2001. Luckily, they have another 158 games to prove it was a fluke.

Jimmy Butler chilling at the Miami Open, the Heat habitually dragging ass in the regular season – are we watching the demise of Heat Culture?

The Dolphins need a backup who is reliable, knows how to read a defense, and fits in well in Miami. Tannehill has all the boxes checked.

If the action on the diamond gets stale, fans at LoanDepot Park can gorge themselves on chili dogs, popcorn, and cookies to stay busy.

Welcome to the Miami sports fans’ mid-March tea party. We’re all mad here…

Are the Dolphins a better football team today than they were when the season ended? No, definitely not! But the offseason hasn’t been as catastrophic as it could have been.

We’re not sure what was more impressive – Sean O’Malley’s knee strike or Marlon Vera’s ability to eat it and continue fighting.

Cutting ties with Tua would be like trying to change the flavor of a cake after it’s been baking for 20 minutes.

Tyreek Hill’s lawyer says the notion that the NFL player became aggressive during a friendly football practice with the model is “absurd.”

Though the Marlins are showing promise, South Florida baseball fans owe no hard allegiance to the team after years of broken promises.

The melee that led to Jimmy Butler’s suspension might be just what Coach Spoelstra ordered to get the Heat fired up.

So, you’re meeting up with your die-hard soccer fan pals for Messi’s season opener, yet you know nearly nothing about “O Jogo Bonito”? We’ve got you covered.

After the Phins’ collapse this season, can you blame fans for getting sloshed?

“I literally just paid $42,000 to go to jail,” 23-year-old Alex Gonzalez humblebragged on TikTok.

In recent years, everyone from the FBI to Facebook’s lawyers have dealt with redaction failures involving court documents.

Bummed the Big Game is over? We’ve got South Florida sports fans covered.

Relive the Dolphins’ glory days before the team sunk into a Super Bowl drought.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez wants some kudos for World Cup matches in another municipality.

The Dolphins’ dynamic duo on the defensive line should be preserved for the upcoming season and years to come.

Pouring sugar on pasta is wrong.

Signing LeBron James is the seismic move that could rekindle Miami’s love affair with basketball.