The Miami Dolphins fired head coach Mike McDaniel after a disappointing 7-10 season, indicating a major organizational change and signaling potential future roster adjustments.

NBC Miami airs a Heat game for the first time since 2002 as the Miami Heat face the Minnesota Timberwolves in a non-conference match, with both teams showcasing strong scoring and defense statistics.

The Miami Hurricanes secured a 24-14 win against Ohio State at the Cotton Bowl, advancing in their quest for a national title with standout plays and strong team performance.

The Dolphins are benching Tua Tagovailoa for rookie Quinn Ewers after a defeat and a season marred by interceptions, despite financial implications for the team.

West Palm Beach hosts the U.S. Polo Assn. Palm Beaches Marathon, expecting a record turnout with over 6,000 runners from 25 countries and 45 states, offering scenic views and vying to qualify for the Boston Marathon.

Lionel Messi wins back-to-back Most Valuable Player awards in Major League Soccer, praised by MLS Commissioner and recognized for his ongoing impact on soccer in North America.

Lionel Messi led Inter Miami to a 3-1 win over Vancouver, securing the MLS Cup with key assists, marking the team's first MLS Cup and the end of careers for Alba and Busquets.

South Florida fans celebrated the 2026 FIFA World Cup draw, gathering at Doral Central Park with high spirits and cultural unity as Miami prepares to host matches.

The Detroit Pistons beat the Miami Heat 138-135, led by Cade Cunningham's 29 points and Duncan Robinson's impactful return to Miami, improving their record to 16-4.

Jake Paul's fight with Gervonta Davis was canceled due to Davis's legal issues. Paul is now set to box Anthony Joshua, with Netflix hosting the event.

Lionel Messi led Inter Miami to the Eastern Conference semifinals with two goals and two assists in a 4-0 win over Nashville SC, potentially heading towards a second consecutive MLS MVP award.

The Miami Dolphins traded linebacker Jaelan Phillips to the Philadelphia Eagles for a 2026 third-round pick amid a struggling season and personnel changes.

Brad Marchand temporarily stepped away from the Florida Panthers to support a friend whose daughter died of cancer, serving as a guest coach for a tribute hockey game.