IN PICTURES: PALMER TRINITY FALCONS EDGE CORAL SHORES HURRICANES IN FOOTBALL
The Palmer Trinity Falcons edged the Coral Shores Hurricanes during a Sept. 2 game at Barley Stadium, 19-14. Offensively, Chuck Jacobsen punched a two-yard touchdown in for...
SPORTS & MORE: WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS, WATCH SPORTS
Settling in to watch sports on a weekend doesn’t just happen. You have to make it happen. Last weekend was one of the big ones – great...
SPORTS & MORE: NEW HOMER KING AARON JUDGE SURPASSES ROGER MARIS
There were times I thought Aaron Judge would never make it to 62 home runs. Then I heard from a friend who texted that she, a New...
SPORTS WRAP: CORAL SHORES FOOTBALL VS. RANSOM EVERGLADES
The Coral Shores Hurricanes’ red-hot four-game win streak continued on Sept. 30 with a win over the Ransom Everglades Raiders. Though the Raiders’ defense held the Hurricanes’...
SPORTS & MORE: DOLPHINS’ TEDDY BRIDGEWATER IN FOR TUA
In the wake of Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa being removed from play twice under the NFL’s concussion protocol, the league saw 12 more players, including several...
SPORTS & MORE: MATTINGLY IS OUT AS MIAMI MARLINS MANAGER
On Sept. 25, Miami Marlins manager Don Mattingly met with the team’s principal owner Bruce Sherman and general manager Kim Ng. We don’t know who spoke first....
SPORTS & MORE: ALL IN FOR TUA
Tua! Tua!! Tua!!! I’m a believer. Put me on the bandwagon.
Can you believe it? Down 35-14 at the start of the fourth quarter. No one could recover...
SPORTS & MORE: DOLPHINS COACH SHOWS NO FEAR ON 4TH DOWN
There’s still a question of who is calling the plays for the New England Patriots. The best speculation is that it’s head coach Bill Belichick, not one...
SPORTS & MORE: JAGUARS MOVE SARGENT TO PRACTICE SQUAD
Key West High’s all-time leading rusher, Mekhi Sargent, is again just hanging on in the National Football League.
Sargent, who signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars during the offseason,...
SPORTS & MORE: IF ONLY PRESEASON LASTED A FEW MORE MONTHS
First, the Miami Dolphins would love to keep playing the Philadelphia Eagles’ reserves.
Second, the Dolphins are very happy with their part of the deal that brought them...
