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The Splash Zone 1/27/22: Revamping The Dolphins Offensive Line

Welcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours. Share this story We can all agree on one thing that the Miami Dolphins offensive line was abysmal this past season.

José Feliciano 2/19/22

José Feliciano Saturday, 02/19/2022-, 08:30 pm- Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts 1300 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, Florida, 33132 Website Cost: $35 – $89 Requiring social distancing? NO REPLY Requiring masks? NO REPLY Providing hand sanitizer? NO REPLY José Feliciano, an eight-time Grammy Award winner, brings his six-piece band to the Knight Concert Hall.

Hundreds Of Antisemitic Flyers Found In Several Cities Across Country including Miami

Hundreds of antisemitic flyers falsely placing blame on Jewish people for the government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic were anonymously delivered to South Florida homes over the weekend, according to authorities. The flyers claimed that Jewish people were responsible for the COVID-19 public health response, according to a copy of the flyer obtained by CNN.

Doctors offer differing opinions on DeSantis and monoclonal antibody treatments

TAMPA, Fla. - Governor Ron DeSantis called out the FDA’s decision to stop the two most common monoclonal antibody treatments, inviting southwest Florida doctors and patients Wednesday to share how monoclonal antibodies recently helped them fight COVID-19. DeSantis said Floridians should be able to decide if they want the treatment with their doctors.

Robinson scores 25 to lead Heat to 110-96 win over Knicks

Duncan Robinson scored 25 points while shooting 7 of 11 from 3-point range to lead four Miami players with 20 or more points in the Heat’s 110-96 victory over the New York Knicks MIAMI (AP) — Duncan Robinson scored 25 points while shooting 7 of 11 from 3-point range, leading four Miami players with 20 or more points in the Heat’s 110-96 victory over the New York Knicks on Wednesday night.

Miami 110, N.Y. Knicks 96

FG FT Reb NEW YORK Min M-A M-A O-T A PF PTS Barrett 24:01 6-11 2-4 0-3 2 3 17 Randle 26:45 5-12 1-1 1-6 4 2 11 M.Robinson 29:28 3-4 1-2 5-10 1 4 7 Fournier 19:53 2-7 1-2 1-2 0 4 7 Walker 18:50 2-8 1-1 0-0 0 1

Moore’s heave at the buzzer helps Miami beat Va. Tech 78-75

BLACKSBURG, Va. – Kameron McGusty had 19 points to lead five Miami players scoring in double figures and Charlie Moore hit a half-court shot at the buzzer to help the Hurricanes beat Virginia Tech 78-75. Jordan Miller scored 18 points and Moore finished with 13. Isaiah Wong and Sam Waardenburg added 12 points apiece for Miami (15-5, 7-2 ACC).

Mayor Davey celebrates importance of collaboration in Rickenbacker win and development of future plans

To the residents of Key Biscayne: Thank you for supporting us in our effort to stop the Z-Plan project on the Rickenbacker Causeway. Without your energy we would not have been as successful. Through our collective hard work, and countless meetings, we were able to work together with County staff, the County Mayor and Commissioners, as well as other stakeholders, such as MAST Academy, City of Miami, University of Miami, Seaquarium, Rickenbacker Marina, and the Virginia Key Historic Beach Trust.

Young Miami singer Masha Michelle speaks about future in music

I knew I was destined to be a news anchor from a young age when I first saw Belkys Nerey on TV. Some people are lucky that way. Masha Michelle has been a musician since she was young. I mean really young, and she’s ready to shake up the industry, but she’s talking to Deco first.

In stop at local COVID site, DeSantis decries FDA’s decision on monoclonal antibody treatments

NORTHWEST MIAMI-DADE, FLA. (WSVN) - During a visit to a South Florida COVID-19 site, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis continued to push back on new federal pandemic guidelines that put a pause on certain monoclonal antibody treatments. The governor on Wednesday held a news conference and roundtable discussion at Miami Dade College’s North Campus, where appointments to receive the treatments were canceled and the site shut down.

Dolphins’ Head Coach Search: Momentum growing for Brian Daboll

Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll might have his pick of head coaching jobs, as the Dolphins and Giants are both interested. The Miami Dolphins’ coaching search could soon be wrapping up. Multiple sources tell Pro Football Network that Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll has emerged as a top target — and potentially the top target — but work remains.

RUMORS | Bills’ OC Brian Daboll favorite to be Dolphins next head coach

Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News is reporting Share this story It seems like everyone at this time of the year has #sauces and a different candidate that they believe to be the front-runner for the Miami Dolphins vacant head coach position. But now and then, a source jumps out that all the other websites start to run with, and I think to myself:

Wednesday Evening Phinsider Question Of The Day Head Coach Edition W/Poll

Share this story I am hopeful that our Miami Dolphins choose a new head coach for this team sooner than later so that we can get along with the business of hiring assistants before the open market has been picked clean. I am even more hopeful that the team actually hires the right man for the job this time, although there is still much debate as to if we already had that person in place before the team fired Brian Flores.

RedHawk alumnus Brandon Brooks retires from NFL

Miami University alumnus Brandon Brooks announced his retirement from the NFL on Wednesday. Brooks was drafted by Houston in the 3rd round of the 2012 NFL Draft, and he signed with the Philadelphia Eagles in free agency in 2017. Brooks had battled a torn achilles and torn pectoral muscle that past two seasons before deciding to hang it up.

GameThread: New York Knicks (23-25) @ Miami Heat (30-17)

This is our GAMETHREAD: Chat live about the game here! The Miami Heat (30-17) return home to host the New York Knicks (23-25) at the FTX Arena on Wednesday at 7:30pm. Tyler Herro returns to action tonight for the first time since Jan. 17 after being placed in the league’s health and safety protocols.

Spo Keeping the Heat Hot, the Bucks’ Defensive Evolution, and the Flawed All-Star Process

, where Kevin O’Connor brings you deep inside the NBA with the people who know it best. Basketaballnews.com writer and podcaster (The Dunker Spot) Nekias Duncan is today’s guest. In discussing the Miami Heat, Nekias believes this is Erik Spoelstra’s best run as a coach (02:34).

Non-profit ‘Showering Love’ expands mobile mission with second shower bus

A South Florida woman has expanded her mobile mission. The non-profit Showering Love unveiled its second shower bus for the homeless. The bus named Faith is equipped with a shower, a barber shop chair, a medical exam room and a mobile laundry facility. Founder and CEO Jeanne Albaugh, once homeless herself, wants to give back.

Community leaders speak about Anti-semitic movement continues as flyers target Jewish communities

MIAMI BEACH, FLA. (WSVN) - A hateful movement is continuing to spread across the country and Florida. Antisemitic flyers are putting Jewish communities on edge. Community leaders alongside law enforcement officials are now asking a simple question. “How can we help?” said Shirley Plantin, the director of the Community Relations Board.

The FIU president’s exit, rent prices skyrocket, the fight over the state dessert

On this Wednesday, January 26, edition of Sundial: The FIU president’s exit Florida International University President Mark Rosenberg abruptly resigned last week. The shakeup for the university's leadership comes as Rosenberg is accused of misconduct, and harassing and making unwanted advances toward a young female colleague.

Miami adds Oregon transfer Logan Sagapolu

An Oregon player will be following head coach Mario Cristobal to Miami, as offensive lineman Logan Sagapolu committed to UM while on his official visit. Sagapolu, who did not appear in any games in his two seasons with the Ducks, was a three-star recruit in the class of 2019, according to 247Sports.

FDLE: Teen paralyzed after police-involved shooting wasn’t shot in back of neck

NORTHWEST MIAMI-DADE, FLA. (WSVN) - Authorities said a 15-year-old boy who was paralyzed as a result of a police-involved shooting in Northwest Miami-Dade was not shot in the back of the neck like his attorney claims. Officials with the Florida Department of Investigation on Wednesday provided an update in their investigation into the Jan. 16 incident that sent Vito Corleone Venisee to the hospital.

United HomeCare Host Ceremony to Celebrate New Home Health Aides

COCONUT GROVE, Fla. – United HomeCare will host a ceremony on Thursday, January 27, 2022, to celebrate new home health aides entering the health care workforce through their Learn & WorkTM Program. The program serves struggling Floridians seeking training and job opportunities in one of Miami’s most underserved communities, allowing them to earn their Home Health Aide Documentation for employment through United HomeCare’s (UHC) Learn & WorkTM Home Health Aide Employment with Training & Community Outreach Initiative in partnership with The Thelma Gibson Health Initiative and United Way of Miami.

Report: Miami Heat and Los Angeles Clippers interested in John Wall

The Los Angeles Clippers and Miami Heat would have interest in Houston Rockets guard John Wall if he becomes a free agent, according to NBA insider Marc Stein. “The L.A. Clippers and the Miami Heat are among the teams known to have interest in Wall should he become a free agent, but Wall and the Rockets have conceded that buyout talks, to this point, are unrealistic with so much money left on Wall’s contract,” Stein wrote.

Miami basketball defeats Virginia Tech with Charlie Moore halfcourt buzzer beater

Charlie Moore hit a shot from just beyond half court and the Miami basketball team got a needed 78-75 road victory at Virginia Tech on Wednesday night. Moore finished with 13 points as all five Miami starters finished in double figures. Kameron McGusty led Miami with 19 points and six rebounds.

Florida recruiting roundtable: Players and programs to watch before National Signing Day

The February National Signing Day is just a week away and even though many of the top prospects have signed — and even enrolled — a handful of top players remain unsigned. The biggest prize is Monsignor Pace defensive lineman Shemar Stewart. The 6-foot-6, 272-pounder has narrowed his list to three schools: Georgia, Miami and Texas A&M.

Long-term unemployed workers are starting to find new jobs

MIAMI, Fla. — When the pandemic hit South Florida, small business owner Leslie Schwimmer was forced to close up shop, leaving behind her massage business and her sense of security. But more than a year after becoming unemployed, the 58-year-old is back at work and loving the path life has taken her on.

Watch: Miami (Fla.) sinks buzzer-beater from half-court to defeat Virginia Tech

With just 1.8 seconds left on the clock and the game tied, Miami's Charlie Moore received an inbounds pass in his own backcourt. Moore took one dribble and let the ball fly from halfcourt — the rest is history. Watch the incredible play below: CHARLIE MOORE FOR THE WIN AT THE BUZZER 🤯

North Bay Village unveils Miami-Dade’s 1st Ecopod cleaning product refill stations

NORTH BAY VILLAGE, FLA. (WSVN) - North Bay Village announced they have taken a step to help residents go green. Village officials on Wednesday unveiled Miami-Dade County’s first-ever refillable stations, along with their partners, Ecopod. The Ecopod stations offer residents a way to cut down on plastic and money.

Jevon Holland says he wants to be with the Miami Dolphins for his 'entire life'

For any Miami Dolphins fans hoping to see Jevon Holland with the team for a long time, the youngster recently made a thrilling statement. Holland explained that he wants to be with the Dolphins for his “entire life” and appeared to call Miami “paradise.”

Worker in critical condition after being shocked

Worker in critical condition after being shocked while working at a Florida Power & Light substation. The incident was reported at the at the FPL substation at 3701 Bird Road on Wednesday. Witnesses say the victim was working on a ladder about eight feet above the ground when he was shocked by wires and fell to the ground.