Hornets' Batum Out, Heat's Whiteside A Game-Time Decision
The Miami Heat and Charlotte Hornets are preparing to play Game 4 of their first round playoff series and both teams could be without a key player.
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The Miami Heat and Charlotte Hornets are preparing to play Game 4 of their first round playoff series and both teams could be without a key player.
Charley Hoffman edges out Patrick Reed to win Valero Texas Open on the last hole, after Ricky Barnes blows lead with a final-round 74.
It was certainly a tale of two seasons for the Florida Panthers.
Sun-Sentinel Miami Heat beat writer Ira Winderman joined the Big O Show on 560 WQAM.
Most MLB teams have played about 20 games so far this season, and that's a big enough sample size to determine whether or not to keep slumping players on your fantasy baseball roster. The bigger challenge is to decide if dropping those players makes sense—or just benching them for now is a better idea. That decision comes down to the rest of your rosters, along with its strengths and weaknesses. As we always say, no one ever said that fantasy sports were easy!
Just when you thought that you'd heard the last of the "Deflategate" scandal, here it is again.
ESPN NFL Analyst Mark Schlereth joined the Joe Rose Show on 560 WQAM.
The first round series between the Miami Heat and Charlotte Hornets has been a tale of two cities so far.
Don Mattingly returns to his old stomping grounds as he leads the Miami Marlins into Los Angeles to face the Dodgers on Monday.
One of hockey's longest droughts is over. After 8,381 days, the New York Islanders are headed to the second round of the playoffs.
Already with three hits under his belt in a ballpark where he'd never previously had even one, Miami Marlins catcher J.T. Realmuto decided to shoot for the moon in the eighth inning of a tie game Sunday.
The beginning of the season hasn't brought much to be happy about in the Miami Marlins clubhouse.
History will either be made on Sunday night in Brooklyn or postponed to Tuesday night in Sunrise.
Things rarely go as expected when it comes to the playoffs.
The Miami Marlins certainly had their hands full on Saturday night in San Francisco.
