Former Dolphins in the AFC, NFC Championship Games? Vic Fangio, Noah Igbinoghene, Mack Hollins, Jordan Phillips, and more.

Philadelphia prepare for AFC and NFC Championship Games, as Miami fans mark the 32nd straight season the Dolphins have failed to reach the conference final. Here’s why

As the NBA season continues, the biggest name on the market appears to be that of Jimmy Butler. His time in South Beach looks set to be coming to an end as he is believed to have informed the Miami Heat that he would like to be traded before the deadline.

According to Vincent Goodwill of Yahoo Sports: "Over the summer, Philadelphia tried to engage Miami on a Butler deal before agreeing to terms with George — Joel Embiid wanted a reunion with ...

Finding two starting guards is on the Dolphins’ offseason shopping list. The NFL playoffs show how the best teams do it.

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The Philadelphia Phillies recently traded away their top international prospect, but there is another exciting player waiting in the wings for the designation.

Miami Heat icon Dwyane Wade once shared a thought-provoking take on Michael Jordan's legacy, sparking widespread debate in the basketball world.

The Miami Dolphins won't be involved in conference championship weekend (again), but there are a lot of connections to them on the four remaining teams in the 2

"Baseball Savant ranks his bat speed, hard hit percentage and average exit velocity all in the elite 90th percentile. He also barrels the ball 12.2 percent of the time ranking him in the 80th percentile. This makes him a prime breakout candidate. And in Philly, Sánchez’s chances of a breakout only get better."

A switch-hitting catcher who spent the first nine seasons of his professional career in the Philadelphia Phillies' organization announced his retirement.

As soon as former Philadelphia Eagles stars Michael Vick and DeSean Jackson were named head coaches at their respective HBCU football programs, the game between their programs took on much more importance.