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Tua Tagovailoa made his NFL debut in a 28-17 Dolphins win over the Los Angeles Rams.

We’ll come out and say it — these are currently Miami’s ten greatest sports stars.

Everyone is very upset that Pat Riley said a thing that he actually never said.

Here are the questions that should keep Heat fans on their toes until the team takes the court again.

Getting to see Tua at the tail end of the game was just an extremely delicious cherry on top.

The Miami Heat’s run in the 2020 NBA Playoffs will forever go down as one of the most memorable sports runs of all time.

With life falling apart all around us, the Miami Heat gave its fans months of nights to look forward to.

Miami begins its quest to shock the world tonight in Game 5 of the NBA Finals.

Beating LeBron James in the NBA Finals would be the sweetest revenge.

Outside of a Ryan Fitzpatrick touchdown run, the Miami Dolphins’ entire offense consisted of Jason Sanders field goals.

Here are five reasons Heat fans should remain positive heading into Game 2 of the NBA Finals against the Lakers. Now cheer up!

The Miami Heat and the Los Angeles Lakers kick off the NBA Finals tonight in Orlando at 9 p.m.

The Miami Heat took a night off to allow the Dolphins a moment in the nationally televised spotlight.

Like the Miami Heat, Jimmy wants that smoke.

The Dolphins aren’t that much better than they were at the end of a season in which their clear goal was to lose every game possible.

No Miami Heat championship run would be complete without first personally disposing of the Boston Celtics.

The Dolphins losing a football game is the greatest sense of normalcy we’ve experienced in 2020.

The Miami Heat is now in a position to bring another parade down Biscayne Boulevard.

Miami has lacked a star at the quarterback position for more 20 years. Tua Tagovailoa is here to fix that.

If the NBA bubble were a season of Big Brother, the Heat would undoubtedly win the show.

Salguero’s tweet echoes opponents of the Black Lives Matter movement who argue that if you don’t like it here, you can leave.

The gesture by the Marlins coincides with the 100th anniversary of the Negro Leagues.