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September 30, 2018

• MDC, UM professor was left for dead on a Miami street. Family cries out for ‘justice.’
• Sports on TV: Sunday, Sept. 30, 2018
• On David Wright’s farewell night, Mets pull off win over Marlins
• Here’s when the Miami Hurricanes and Florida State Seminoles will play on Saturday
• Cooper City senior sets two records at BCAA Swimming and Diving Championships
• HBO makes it official: It’s getting out of the boxing game. And here is why
• Kadarius Toney’s biggest play didn’t come as a receiver for the Gators. This is why
• How will Gregg Popovich feel when Dwyane Wade retires? ‘Sad is not a bad word’
• Here’s how the Heat fared in its preseason opener against the Spurs
• Marlins close out season to forget with a whimper in 1-0 loss
• Patriots maul Dolphins upfront, but the worse news is Miami’s O-line is falling apart
• Five people injured in hit-and-run accident involving county bus, police say
• Same old Dolphins: The worst defeat in the Adam Gase era
• Amendola finally learns the pain of being on a receiving end of drubbing at Gillette
• Statement game? Yes, but Miami Dolphins fans won’t love the statement
• The Panthers’ offense and defense dominated. But this was the big news after FIU’s win.
• Shula and Marino. Beepers and Blockbuster. The last time the Dolphins were 4-0
• The Miami Hurricanes drop in AP poll ahead of their matchup with FSU
• The Dolphins are banged up. The Patriots are not. The inactive list is ugly.
• Father of four spent Saturday at kids’ football games. He was fatally shot Saturday night
• Wheelchair athletes take on grueling Miami Triathlon — with the help of a Power Buddy
• A ceiling lampshade from Ikea doesn’t stay on the ceiling. That can hurt.
• Florida Democrats confident at halfway point as Gillum rides high in the polls
• The Hurricanes expect a ‘dogfight’ with FSU as Miami tries to stay perfect in ACC play
• Embarrassing! Patriots destroy Dolphins 38-7, restore order in AFC East
• Re-elect Bill Nelson to the Senate. He puts Florida’s interests first.
• Breathing problems and eye irritation shut down South Florida beaches. Is it red tide?