MLB Opening Day: A Look At The Top Five Games
Tonight we begin the transition from March Madness to baseball as the MLB season prepares to kick off when the St. Louis Cardinals visit the Chicago Cubs.
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Tonight we begin the transition from March Madness to baseball as the MLB season prepares to kick off when the St. Louis Cardinals visit the Chicago Cubs.
For the first time in several years, expectations are high for the Miami Marlins.
Tennis fans in South Florida will be treated to what should be a great men's final.
The reeling Miami Heat will have to face another obstacle when they visit the Indiana Pacers on Sunday.
The Montreal Canadiens' recent struggles have not only cost them the top spot in the Eastern Conference, but now they're tied atop the Atlantic Division.
Dwyane Wade suited up for Miami on Saturday night after suffering a scary knee injury earlier in the week. But his gritty effort wasn't enough to push Miami past the Piston, as Detroit took home the 99-98 win.
Led by Steven Stamkos' two goals and an assist, the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Florida Panthers 4-0 on Saturday night.
Marlins starter Dan Haren gave up three runs on three hits in two innings and Miami lost its final spring training game Saturday, 14-8 to Double-A affiliate Jacksonville.
Serena Williams won her eighth Key Biscayne title Saturday and remained unbeaten this year by drubbing Carla Suarez Navarro 6-2, 6-0 in the final of the Miami Open.
Though Steven Stamkos and the Tampa Bay Lightning have secured a playoff spot, they're slumping offensively. Facing the Florida Panthers might get Stamkos going again.
The Miami Heat's playoff hopes nearly took a devastating blow, but the exact impact is still unclear.
Novak Djokovic outserved 6-foot-10 American John Isner and won their semifinal Friday at the Miami Open, 7-6 (3), 6-2.
It's been a crazy couple of years for Andrew Heaney, who has risen through the Minor League ranks, been traded twice in a matter of hours this offseason and has struggled to find effectiveness at the big league level. But at 23 years old, the Angels' new top prospect still has plenty of time to break into the rotation this season.
Miami Heat fans held their collective breath Thursday night as Dwyane Wade rolled on the floor in pain – clutching the same knee he had drained less than a week ago.
Hundreds of millions will not only be paid to the two iconic combatants, but you can double that number in wagers.
