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He’ll kick your kids’ ass at kickball and celebrate with a bag of Flamin’ Hot Cheetos. Meet the Dolphins’ newest superstar.

Players from across the globe will be descending on Miami for the World Baseball Classic this weekend. Get to know the teams vying for the crown in the Olympics of baseball.

As the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament commences, here’s everything you need to fake having been a diehard Miami Hurricanes basketball fan all along.

The gambling site Bookies.com ranked all 30 MLB stadiums by pregame fan experience.

The Dolphins new head coach brought a refreshing dose of humor to the sidelines and the podium.

To compete in the Miami Open, tennis legend Novak Djokovic would need an urgent waiver of U.S. COVID-19 vaccine requirements.

Lewis has joined the effort to resurrect the sport through his new role on the World Jai-Alai League’s board of directors.

The seven speeding horses narrowly escaped a reptilian intruder at Tampa Bay Downs.

You might be surprised which local team oddsmakers give the best chance of bringing home the hardware.

Meet Cody Zeller and Kevin Love, acquired by the Heat over the NBA’s All-Star break.

A New Times Presidents’ Day Exclusive!

Spring is here and hope flies pretty kites in the hearts of baseball fans.

In which we honor a Valentine’s Day tradition as old as time.

Where Le Bron James stands in the Miami Heat record books in the major statistical categories.

A weeklong Miami FanFest Caravan precedes the February 11 main event at LoanDepot Park.

Would you pay $100K for a jar of beach sand purportedly scooped from the spot in Surfside where Tom Brady announced his retirement?

The probably unscientific but undoubtedly unimpeachable study surveyed just over 1,000 NFL fans from all 32 franchises.

This ain’t no beauty contest. It’s about character, dammit!

Looking dispassionately backward in order to look ahead.

The Miami Dolphins’ 2022 season is officially in the books. Now come the questions.

In which we deploy AI to rate local coaches according to their looks.

The last time the Dolphins won a playoff game, Dan Marino had just hung up his cleats.