IN MY OPINION
David J. Neal: Miami Heat must play matador and slay Chicago Bulls
Can the Heat please put this series out of our misery Wednesday night?
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Can the Heat please put this series out of our misery Wednesday night?
Its only May, but some of the Dolphins leaders have been stating publicly that a certain level of success is expected this season.
There isn’t any fanfare in Jupiter, where injured Marlins players are trying to heal so they can return to the majors.
Hialeah quarterback Alin Edouard isn’t sure whether he will come to UM, while Brad Kaaya out of California committed on Monday.
This is like watching a barely conscious prizefighter being pummeled against the ropes but unable to fall hard to watch but harder to look away.
The Marlins, yawn, are home again this week.
Coaches around the NBA voted LeBron James to his fifth consecutive NBA All-Defensive First Team for the 2012-13 season, the league announced Monday.
Coral Reef won its first state title in a girls’ sport by holding off Cypress Bay in the seventh inning.
In 2010, Dwyane Wade accepted a diminished role in exchange for greater on-court success. So far, that trade has paid off.
The Marlins again had difficulty mounting any scoring threats, finishing their season-long road journey at 3-7.
Pembroke Pines Charter couldn’t solve Lake City Columbia’s pitching — even after a one-day break for better weather.
After pitching like an All-Star in his first seven starts, Kevin Slowey finally had his first rough night as a Marlin Saturday.
Unheralded Norris Cole has earned a significant role with the star-laden Heat because of his great work ethic.
U.S. and Chinese athletes gathered in Fort Lauderdale to share fond memories of a historic trip made 40 years ago.
Legend leader Pat Riley, equal parts shaman and mobster, told this story at the Heats Family Day, symbolically enough. He was trying to explain with a parable why he and, by extension, the entire Miami Heat organization had so publicly told Boston general manager Danny Ainge to shut the bleep up. Family Day. Shut The Bleep Up. Seriously. Riley was not smiling in any way while reliving this.
Gulliver Prep won its sixth title overall behind Gabbee Draney’s stellar pitching and a team effort at the plate.
Back in March, the Bulls ended the Heats 27-game winning streak in this building they call The Madhouse.
Imagine the National Guard deployed to militarize the perimeter of the basketball court in the expectation of more mayhem. Uniformed police officers with nightsticks are serving as the game’s officials. The whole spectacle plays out surrounded by an octagon cage.
Norris Cole put up 18 points in two games in a row to change the perception that he is not a big difference maker for the Heat.
The Bulls’ Carlos Boozer put forth a better effort Friday than in the first two games of the series, scoring 21 points.