
Even close to making playoff, Dolphins are still average
The prolonged mediocrity of the Miami Dolphins has shifted the perspective of the fan base. The glimmer of hope that this past season showed worked to mask the overwhelming... Read more.

Is Marlins firing of Larry Beinfest a good thing?
I’m conflicted. For years, I’ve railed against Marlins’ ownership for not shaking up the front office. Now that Larry Beinfest has been fired from his post... Read more.

New Panthers owner can bring consistency
A certain malady plagues South Florida pro sports teams. It’s the sickness of inconsistency. The Dolphins own the undefeated season and have only had one winning... Read more.

Is the demise of the NCAA at hand?
As college football’s appeal continues to increase, the NCAA’s popularity is trending downwards — and quickly. We just passed the twoyear anniversary of the... Read more.

It’s time for Marlins to sign José Fernandez to a long-term deal
As a running gag, Marlins fans have been jesting, “José Fernández is going to look great in a Yankees uniform.” There is truth to the gag. All too often, Marlins... Read more.

Stop moralizing the actions of Johnny Football
Over the NCAA offseason, rumors swirled that Texas A&M’s Johnny Manziel took illicit money in return for signing autographs. But the NCAA couldn’t prove... Read more.

What will the Marlins’ future hold?
Imagine, if you will indulge me, an alternate reality. Miami has, just this season, been given a new baseball franchise. All the players and the coaching staff that... Read more.

Baseball can still work in South Florida
In the crusade that brought the gleaming Marlins Park to Little Havana, a main argument was whether baseball could work in Miami. For years, copious numbers of empty... Read more.

Stop comparing Michael Jordan to LeBron James
Who is better, Michael Jordan or LeBron James? A better question is who cares? Throughout James’s career, talking heads have lamented the ringless fingers and... Read more.

Dolphins sign good players, but that doesn’t make them winners
Miami engenders a special group of people — whether they are making love to foliage at The Ultra Music Festival or banging pots and pans down Calle Ocho. What... Read more.