Venus Williams Wins First Match At Ericsson
Venus Williams won in her first singles match since August, dispatching Kimiko Date-Krumm 6-0, 6-3 at the Sony Ericsson Open on Wednesday.
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Venus Williams won in her first singles match since August, dispatching Kimiko Date-Krumm 6-0, 6-3 at the Sony Ericsson Open on Wednesday.
Two former Miami Hurricanes stars are in a very public dispute on Twitter over the New Orleans Saints bounty program.
The biggest hole in the lineup for the Miami Heat since the Big Three were acquired has been a quality big man. Heat president Pat Riley is on the verge of filling the team's final roster spot with a playoff tested big.
The National Football League dropped the discipline hammer on the New Orleans Saints for the team's bounty program which rewarded players for hits that knocked out other players or forced them to be carted off the field.
On the day the Denver Broncos celebrated the arrival of Peyton Manning, all the action photos of Tim Tebow that once graced the hallways at the team facility were gone.
Ilya Bryzgalov has been the goalie of the month in the NHL. Scott Clemmensen was easily the goalie of the night, and that was all the Florida Panthers needed to stretch their lead in the Southeast Division.
Chris Bosh scored 29 points, LeBron James survived two scary falls and the Miami Heat used a 17-0 fourth-quarter run to erase a 10-point deficit and beat the Phoenix Suns 99-95 on Tuesday night for their 14th straight home victory.
As the Denver Broncos celebrated the signing of Peyton Manning Tuesday, it was yet another reminder of the heartache Dolphins fans feel each time they are rejected by a high-profile player or coach.
The Miami Marlins got good news Tuesday as pitching ace Josh Johnson looked like his old-self in a spring training start against the Tampa Bay Rays.
The last time the Florida Panthers saw the Philadelphia Flyers on the ice, the Cats were on the wrong side of a 5-0 shellacking. Tuesday night, the Panthers hope they can continue their momentum towards the Stanley Cup playoffs.
One thing that winning teams in the National Football League have is consistency at most levels of the organization. The main thing the Miami Dolphins have over the last decade at every level has been inconsistency.
As a football fan, you almost have to feel sorry for soon-to-be former Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow. He's gone from nearly reaching the pinnacle of the NFL to being persona non grata in less than four months.
Lost amidst the hubbub created Monday night by the Miami Dolphins signing free agent quarterback David Garrard was the release of veteran strong safety Yeremiah Bell.
Well, the Heat and Panthers both are in action tonight, but the big sports story in South Florida continues to be the complete ineptitude of the Miami Dolphins organization, also known as the Keystone Cops/Three Stooges of the NFL.
With Miami out of the running in the Peyton Manning sweepstakes, the Dolphins wasted no time in signing free agent quarterback David Garrard, according to Fox Sports NFL Insider Jay Glazer.
