Reggie Bush's Days As A Dolphin May Be Over
Reggie Bush's days of donning the orange and teal may have come to an end.
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Reggie Bush's days of donning the orange and teal may have come to an end.
Bryce Harper and Ryan Zimmerman might've provided a sign of things to come for the middle of the Washington Nationals' lineup.
Adam Wainwright might be spending a little more time in autograph sessions after a picture presented by a fan to sign helped the St. Louis pitcher diagnose a flaw in his mechanics.
Down to its third try and last chance, Miami came through.
Defending Atlantic Coast Conference champion Florida State may not repeat next week at the ACC tournament, but the Seminoles served notice Saturday that they still intend to have something to say about it.
Rashard Lewis got a win on Friday, six hours before the Miami Heat even started playing. And it came on grass, not hardwood.
Tiger Woods was starting to pull away with six birdies over a span of eight holes. Phil Mickelson, on the other side of the golf course, caught up to Woods briefly when he started his second nine with four birdies in five holes.
Julius Mays' two free throws with 9.4 seconds remaining capped Kentucky's comeback from a seven-point deficit for a 61-57 upset of No. 11 Florida on Saturday that revived its NCAA tournament prospects.
With First Round games of the World Baseball Classic wrapping up this weekend, the workout schedule for Monday, March 11 at Marlins Park has been set.
Haley Peters had 17 points and 13 rebounds — including the go-ahead basket with 4:06 left — to help sixth-ranked Duke beat No. 23 Florida State 72-66 in Saturday's Atlantic Coast Conference tournament semifinals.
While the Marlins struggled to fill up seats last season, they have no problem filling up a parking garage with their stuff – without permission from the city.
Dustin Byfuglien was determined to take matters into his own hands, and it paid off.
The Miami Dolphins are feeling encouraged after another day of committee hearings in the state capitol.
LeBron James scored 25 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, Dwyane Wade added 22 points and the Miami Heat won again, pulling away late to beat the Philadelphia 76ers 102-93 on Friday night for their 17th straight victory.
The Miami Heat's winning streak continues to grow. While the team insists they're focused on the bigger picture, a home matchup with the struggling Philadelphia 76ers seems to pose little threat to the team's red-hot run.
