Reshad Jones And Chris Clemons Are Getting The Job Done In Miami
Miami starting safeties Reshad Jones and Chris Clemons may become household names by the end of the season after flying under the radar for so long.
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Miami starting safeties Reshad Jones and Chris Clemons may become household names by the end of the season after flying under the radar for so long.
Dwyane Wade's surgically repaired left knee looks to be just fine.
Tim Tebow has spent his career making the most out of some bad situations on the field. But injuries may force the New York Jets to put Tebow in a position he hasn't been in before, running back.
The Miami Dolphins have a quality starting quarterback on the bench, but are needy at wide receiver. The Kansas City Chiefs have a star receiver, but no quarterback worth starting on the roster.
For the first time since winning the NBA Championship in June, the Miami Heat will return to the home court to play Thursday night in the preseason home opener against the Detroit Pistons.
The Miami Marlins need to acquire a third baseman in the offseason to replace the void left by Hanley Ramirez. But would the Marlins seriously consider filling that hole with soon-to-be ex-New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez?
The NFL may be about to get a run for its money in the "No Fun League" department thanks to an NBA rule change announced Wednesday.
The Miami Hurricanes already face a tall task of trying to knock of the Florida State Seminoles on Saturday. But, they had been planning on using backup quarterback Ryan Williams against the Noles' stout defense, but that plan may be changing.
Florida Panthers fans hoping to see the team take the ice this season got a major wakeup call Tuesday when the NHL owners crafted a new collective bargaining proposal that mirrored closely that of the NBA and other sports.
Cyclist Lance Armstrong has stepped down as chairman of his cancer-fighting charity on the same day that he became only the second athlete ever to be fired by Nike, according to ESPN.com.
Super Bowl action may be coming back to South Beach.
The Baltimore Ravens confirmed Monday that future Hall of Fame middle linebacker Ray Lewis is out for the remainder of the season as a result of an arm injury he suffered Sunday.
When the bowl season rolls around in college football, Florida State fans may be angry at West Virginia University, even though the two schools didn't play each other this season.
Fans of the Florida Panthers hoping to see the team take the ice are likely out of luck until possibly through Thanksgiving, according to the Sporting News, thanks to the ongoing NHL lockout.
