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By Ira Winderman South Florida Sun Sentinel 4:02 p.m. EDT, October 1, 2012 MIAMI— Media day is in the rearview mirror for the Heat, courtesy of their early jump on training camp because of their impending trip to China. But for the balance of the league, at least those with solely domestic-based preseason schedules, Monday [...]
MIAMI— The Tour de Tube continues for Chris Bosh, this time with a cameo in Matthew Perry’s latest bid at post-Friends fame. Bosh, who previously appeared on Entourage and Law & Order: SVU since joining the Miami Heat as a free agent in July 2010, offered a hint on Twitter, when he posted Friday: “Pulling [...]
OKLAHOMA CITY – Everyone keeps looking for a Dwyane Wade that’s not there anymore. Even he says so. “From 2006?” he asks. Yes, that Wade of the NBA Finals. “I was 24,” he says, laughing to underline how that player’s gone and buried. “Totally different. Six years, man. I’n not that athletic, I’ll tell you [...]
MIAMI –— Dwyane Wade was once known as “The Flash” until deciding to drop nickname before last season. Wade thought it was time to move on from the moniker, saying “it’s not me no more.” Now, he’s trying to eliminate yet another superhero label. After Monday’s victory against the Boston Celtics, Wade said the biggest [...]
MIAMI— The text messages kept coming to Miami Heat forward Chris Bosh. They filled his phone late Sunday night from folks Bosh refers to as “people in my corner.” The messages were complimenting Bosh for finally showing some aggression and emotion on the court during the Heat’s 91-81 victory against the Orlando Magic. Bosh broke [...]
CHICAGO— Miami Heat management is looking for something big. That part we already know. It’s why they have worked out Joel Przybilla and Rasheed Wallace, spoken to Kenyon Martin and Dan Gadzuric, and kept an eye on Chris Kaman. The team’s players, however, are merely counting the hours. Because, to a degree, Thursday’s [...]
By Cara Fitzpatrick March 2, 2012 01:10 PM South Broward High’s theater troupe will do two more performances of Next to Normal after being named one of the most outstanding theatrical productions in the state. Matinee performances will be held at 3 p.m. on March 7 and March 9 at the high school, at 1901 [...]
By Cara Fitzpatrick March 2, 2012 01:10 PM South Broward High’s theater troupe will do two more performances of Next to Normal after being named one of the most outstanding theatrical productions in the state. Matinee performances will be held at 3 p.m. on March 7 and March 9 at the high school, at 1901 [...]
From Sun Sentinel Tallahassee bureau reporter Kathleen Haughney: The American Civil Liberties Union and 17-year-old Boca Raton resident Julie Towbin are challenging Florida’s law limiting political contributions by minors, saying it is a violation of free speech. Current Florida law limits donations made by minors to state and local candidates to $ 100 per candidate [...]
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