The Miami Marlins have hit a post-All-Star slump.
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Not only did torrential rain fail to dampen the introduction of soccer superstar Lionel Messi to Miami crowds Sunday night, Inter Miami part-owner Jorge Mas proclaimed it “holy water,” according to the Miami Herald.
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The Marlins’ 13-4 home record since June 2 might be just enough to jolt fan excitement.
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The Miami Dolphins open training camp later this month with the first public practice scheduled for Sunday, July 30.
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Despite playing better as a team in 2023, the Miami Marlins are sending only two players to the All-Star game.
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It took longer than anticipated, but after nearly three weeks without an answer, the University of Miami can respond to questions about who will lead the baseball team with a familiar name: pitching coach J.D. Arteaga.
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Florida Panthers winger Matthew Tkachuk ended his first year with the team coming in third for the Most Valuable Player Award, but he’s certainly changed the course for the Panthers who improbably made the NHL Finals.
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Miami’s hub for America’s pastime is hosting “Military Appreciation Day” July 4, when the Marlins take on the St. Louis Cardinals.
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The Miami Marlins keep giving fans a reason to rejoice.
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It’s about a month until the Miami Dolphins report for training camp; this is the quiet time of the NFL calendar.