Sports

One for the ages, the Dolphins’ fourth-quarter collapse calls for a little Tuesday morning masochism.

A star was born in the form of Andrew Van Ginkel and a mysterious figure named Hugh Wang.

Fans have much to celebrate: claiming the AFC’s top seed, stellar team chemistry, and a Flanigan’s cup brought inside a rival’s stadium for “religious purposes.”

Hard Knocks played all the notes of a proper Dolphins melodrama and threw in some slapstick.

Can HBO’s Hard Knocks doc featuring our hometown heroes top last week’s nacho cheese drama?

Box up and gift-wrap some humility for the Heat and a bit of supernatural relief for the Dolphins.

Amazon reportedly paid $100 million to broadcast the NFL’s first-ever Black Friday game.

We’ve reserved a seat for you inside Ryan’s Thanksgiving fever dream, where Miami athletes metamorphose into your favorite holiday dishes.

A high-flying Jalen Ramsey showed he’s back in full swing.

We’re staging a ‘Canes intervention and dispensing with the niceties.

Never mind Miami’s notorious reputation as a sports town. This study says we’re the cream of the crop.

The Dolphins have beat up on bad teams while going winless against the good ones.

From the infamous “Turd Quarter” to smashing the over on Playoff Jimmy, take a tour of time-tested Miami sports wagers.

“I had to rehab my knee. You got other muscles that I had to strengthen and get right. But your mind is the most powerful thing in your body,” Ramsey said after his comeback.

The NFL has decided the Miami Dolphins are the league’s new show pony.

The officials logged ten accepted penalties against the Dolphins and zero against the Eagles.

Omar Sicle’s simple post about a missed connection in Section 347 has become the center of national intrigue.

Tyreek Hill is tempting the wrath of the NFL’s touchdown-celebration regulators.

David Beckham came off as the quintessential “Miami Man” in his new Netflix doc.

Dolphins players are approaching speeds that would get them pulled over in a school zone.

The Marlins are looking to duplicate the Wild Card magic that led them to World Series wins in the franchise’s fledgling era.

The Bills gave the Dolphins a lot to think about in the Sunday rout.