Inter Miami has signed Argentine midfielder Federico Redondo, with a potential stay until 2028, to strengthen their team and replace injured Facundo Farias.

Lionel Messi starred in Inter Miami's 2-0 win over Real Salt Lake in their 2024 MLS opener, influencing both goals and proving his fitness post-injury.

James Blake, the Miami Open director, has been fined $56,250 for ties with betting sponsorship, a breach of tennis regulations, but he faces probation rather than immediate suspension.

The Miami Open will feature top tennis players including Novak Djokovic and Iga Swiatek, with Naomi Osaka returning after maternity leave, and offers cultural events alongside the matches.

Miami Heat's Haywood Highsmith is being sued by Alekxei Pino, who lost a leg after a car crash involving Highsmith's vehicle, seeking damages over $50,000.

Ronnie Bradford rejoins the Miami Dolphins as a senior special teams assistant after previous NFL and college coaching roles, filling a position left vacant by Brendan Farrell's departure.

The Miami Heat defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 109-104 with Bam Adebayo, Tyler Herro, and Duncan Robinson leading the score. Despite 21 lead changes, Miami's robust defense and offensive rebounds secured the win.

The Miami Heat beat the Milwaukee Bucks 123-97 led by Nikola Jovic's career-high 24 points, with Bam Adebayo's triple-double, despite Jimmy Butler's absence.

Hassan Whiteside has announced his retirement from professional basketball, ending a career notable for his shot-blocking in the NBA and international dominance in the BSN.

The Boston Celtics, leading the East with a 40-12 record, are set to play the Miami Heat, holding the seventh seed, in a much-awaited Eastern Conference game.

Ryan Lomberg scores a late goal to secure a 4-2 win for the Florida Panthers over the Washington Capitals, as reported by Local 10 and CBS News Miami.

Miami Heat player Haywood Highsmith was involved in a car crash after a game, missing the next matchup due to personal reasons, with no charges currently listed.

The San Antonio Spurs held a practice at the Hebrew Academy in Miami Beach, allowing students to watch and interact, including 7-foot-4 player Victor Wembanyama. Coach Gregg Popovich shared advice with students during the session.