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Max Meyer strikes out career-high 14 to lead Marlins over Reds

MIAMI — Max Meyer struck out a career-high 14 in six scoreless innings, pinch-hitter Kyle Stowers had a three-run homer in the seventh and the Miami Marlins beat the Cincinnati Reds 6-3 on Monday night. Meyer struck out the side in the sixth and walked into the dugout to a standing ovation with Miami’s first double-digit strikeout game since last June 1. Meyer (2-2) allowed five hits and walked none, lowering his ERA to 2.10. His previous strikeout high was eight strikeouts. Jesús Tinoco got three straight outs for his second save as the Marlins won their second straight following a...

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Dave Hyde: Heat play hard, but can they get a game (or two) off Cleveland?

You can’t scare them. You can’t break them. You can’t unnerve or unhinge them. Related Articles Cavaliers wear down overmatched Heat in 121-100 rout in series opener Winderman’s view: Tyler Herro looking for a friend, as Heat stumble in Cleveland The Miami Heat showed that again on the road Sunday. You can out-talent them, though. Cleveland showed that in its 121-100 win in Game 1 of their best-of-seven playoff series. “Let’s have fun, Spo,’’ Cleveland star Donovan Mitchell said just before tip-off to Heat coach Erik Spoelstra as a...

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Winderman’s view: Tyler Herro looking for a friend, as Heat stumble in Cleveland

CLEVELAND — Observations and other notes of interest from Sunday night’s 121-100 NBA playoff loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers: Related Articles Cavaliers wear down overmatched Heat in 121-100 rout in series opener Dave Hyde: Heat play hard, but can they get a game (or two) off Cleveland? – For years, the question seemingly was how to get Jimmy Butler help. – Does it now turn to how to get Tyler Herro help? – When it comes to shot creation for the Heat, there is Herro and …? – Sunday it basically was a case of there being no bad shots...

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Cavaliers wear down overmatched Heat in 121-100 rout in series opener

CLEVELAND — The Oklahoma City Thunder set the standard for No. 1 seeds earlier in the day, when in their Western Conference playoff opener against the Memphis Grizzlies they went up by 56 points and won by 51. Related Articles Dave Hyde: Heat play hard, but can they get a game (or two) off Cleveland? Winderman’s view: Tyler Herro looking for a friend, as Heat stumble in Cleveland Four hours later, against that backdrop, the Miami Heat took the court against the East No. 1 seed Cleveland Cavaliers, a team second only to the Thunder in...

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Cremaschi lifts unbeaten Inter Miami to 1-0 win over Crew before record 60,614 fans in Cleveland

By JOE REEDY CLEVELAND (AP) — Benjamin Cremaschi scored on a diving header in the 30th minute and Inter Miami beat the Columbus Crew 1-0 on Saturday. The matchup between the lone remaining undefeated teams in Major League Soccer drew 60,614 fans to Huntington Bank Field, a single-game record for a Crew home match and the largest non-NFL event in stadium history. The match was moved from Columbus to the home of the NFL’s Cleveland Browns due to the popularity of Inter Miami superstar Lionel Messi. It is the second time this season and ninth since Messi joined MLS in 2023 that Inter Miami has...

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Marlins pile up six ninth-inning runs against Phillies, but still lose fifth in a row

By DAN GELSTON PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Trea Turner went had four hits, Bryson Stott and Johan Rojas each had three and the Philadelphia Phillies survived Miami’s six-run ninth inning to beat the Marlins 11-10 on Saturday. Philadelphia scored seven runs over the third and fourth inning to seemingly blow open the game and went on to outhit the Marlins 18-15 win for the fourth time in five games. Dane Myers hit a three-run homer and Liam Hicks added a two-run shot, both off Jordan Romano as part of a six-run ninth for the Marlins. Romano, in the midst of a rough first season in Philly, was heavily...

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Body of teenager who disappeared swimming off Fort Lauderdale beach recovered

The body of a teenager who disappeared while swimming off of Fort Lauderdale beach late Friday afternoon has been recovered after an hours-long search, police said. Police were called just before 5 p.m. to the water near the 800 block of Seabreeze Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale Police spokesperson Casey Liening said. The teen was swimming in a group with at least two other people, according to U.S. Coast Guard Southeast Petty Officer First Class Diana Sherbs. Lifeguards rescued the others. For hours into Friday evening, the Coast Guard, Fort Lauderdale Police’s Dive Team, Fort Lauderdale Fire...

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Winderman’s view: One with meaning for the Heat, stepping up when needed

ATLANTA — Observations and other notes of interest from Friday night’s 123-114 overtime NBA play-in victory over the Atlanta Hawks: – Cliche’, yes. – But the Heat wanted it more. – And, in the end, it showed. – For some, a No. 8 seed stands as a consolation prize. – As in, why put yourself through a best-of-seven gauntlet against the Cavaliers, faced with overwhelming odds? – A reasonable supposition. – But for the Heat this was different. – And not for making the playoffs from the No. 10 lottery seed. – But rather because to the Heat this was something tangible. – A climb from the...

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Heat play-in rollercoaster leaves them with 123-114 OT victory over Hawks and playoff berth

ATLANTA – For a moment Friday night, as the final buzzer sounded at State Farm Arena, the Miami Heat no longer felt like a 37-45 team, one that finished in 10th place in its conference and endured a 10-game losing streak. No, at that moment, when the 123-114 overtime victory over the Atlanta Hawks was complete, the feeling was of a mission accomplished, of a season salvaged, of meaning, finally, attached to this whirlwind. Erik Spoelstra’s team is going to the playoffs for the sixth consecutive season, no need for lottery Ping-Pong balls, with games still to be played. “I know how badly our...

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Dave Hyde: Tyler Herro’s 38 points in Chicago a thing of beauty for still-alive Heat

The Miami Heat might stumble again Friday night in Atlanta. But at least you saw for one featured night, on one consequential stage, how they can look on their best nights. Tyler Herro, especially, passed his test Wednesday night in Chicago. He backed up his good season with a stellar moment in the Heat’s 109-90 play-in win. Look at his night: Thirty-eight points (the same as you-know-who Jimmy Butler in his play-in game Tuesday night). Eight-for-eight shooting in the telltale first half. He even delivered the proper answer of a driving layup or step-back jumper in the third quarter...

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