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Witness the ascension. That's the best way you could describe the way LeBron James completely took over the game last night and put the final nails in the coffin of the Boston Celtics. But before we dive into the Heat in the agenda, a word about the Celtics.
While the NFL will remain the most popular sport in the country, regardless of when the lockout ends; there are cracks starting to show in the professional football fan base.
A few things going on today, most notably, it's Game 5 of the Eastern Conference semifinals and the Heat have a golden opportunity to put the final nail in the coffin of the Boston Celtics tonight at the AmericanAirlines Arena.
Celtics. Are. Done. It's as easy as that. The Celtics are gassed, they're old, they simply can't match up athlete for athlete with the Heat. Miami took Boston's best shot last night and still came out ahead.
As Miami Dolphins fans continue to wait and wonder if there will ever be professional football worth watching again; the NFL is quietly putting together free agency rules that will be drastically different from last year's uncapped free agency.
It's pretty simple now, the Lakers run is over. Stick a fork in them. They're not coming back next year. Seriously, I've never seen a bigger bunch of sore losers and thugs playing a game.
It was relatively quiet for our local teams last night. The Marlins were the only team in action and they pulled out a 8-7 victory in St. Louis thanks to a Mike Stanton homer. But, there's lots of sports news from the NBA playoffs, the BcS, and even the NFL. So let's dive in head first!
The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals has announced an expedited schedule of hearings in the case Brady vs. NFL, which will determine if the NFL lockout can continue or if it must end.
Tampa and Phoenix beat out South Florida as finalists for the 2015 Super Bowl, a surprise thumbs-down from the National Football League as lawmakers consider a tax-funded renovation at SunLife stadium.
The wildest week in NFL history had one more twist at the end and it means football is off limits again. The NFL locked out its players Friday night after its first legal victory in the fight with the players over the future of the $9 billion business.
It wasn't quite business as usual Friday morning at the Miami Dolphins complex in Davie; but it's the closest the league has had since the lockout started last month.
As South Florida and Dolphins fans continue to mourn the loss of former Dolphin player and broadcaster Jim Mandich, his former team and his family are giving fans the chance to be a part of honoring his memory.
When it comes to selection shows, no one can compete with the NFL. But the NFL Draft can be as confusing as it is fun. So, CBSMiami.com has put together your guide to the NFL Draft. Let's dive in to learn about the draft.
The NFL will open its doors for business starting Friday morning, according to NFL spokesman Greg Aiello via profootballtalk.com. Still, the league year won't open until a later date, meaning no trading of players is expected during Thursday night's draft.
Geez, where do I start. Well, the Heat won the series. The Marlins lost out on the sweep. The NFL and the Dolphins are in complete chaos. And the NFL Draft starts tonight.
As the court system continues to grind ahead in the lawsuit between the players and the owners, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell took to the Wall Street Journal to issue a stark warning about what could happen if no agreement is put together.
Federal Judge Susan Nelson enjoined the NFL from having a lockout, but the process is still a long way from clearing the way for business as usual in the league.
The chance that the Miami Dolphins will be playing this football season may have improved late Monday afternoon, and a federal judge in Minneapolis ruled in favor of the NFL Players Association and lifted the lockout by the NFL owners.
If you weren't sure the Heat's first round series was essentially over, Game 2 put all doubt to bed. Watching the Heat game last night was essentially like watching the Harlem Globetrotters against the Washington Generals.
Both sides in the NFL lockout are finally set to begin court-ordered mediated talks to reach a collective-bargaining agreement. But, the NFLPA may be starting to crack as players run into problem of having no cash during the lockout.
The Miami Dolphins released their 2011 preseason schedule Tuesday afternoon. The schedule features the Falcons, Panthers, Bucs, and Cowboys and all the game will be televised on CBS4, the official Miami Dolphins station.
There's hope for football fans as NFL players and owners take their lockout fight to a federal courtroom.
My alma mater is at the top of the Agenda today. The University of Missouri has hired Miami Hurricanes head basketball coach Frank Haith to coach the Missouri Tigers men's basketball team. I guess they're thinking…..I don't know what the hell they're thinking. (h/t Harry Doyle)
The Heat certainly didn't look like a playoff ready team last night. Auburn University looks to be in deep trouble, maybe, after the HBO Real Sports report basically indicted the program. The Marlins lost, the Panthers play tonight against the Senators.
Barret Robbins had everything a man could ask for a few years ago. He was an NFL star, well-paid, and poised to start in the Super Bowl. But now, Robbins is simply another inmate in the Florida Correctional system.
