iPad at Work: for the NFL’s Tampa Bay Bucs

Who are the 90 iPad users you would least like to argue with? Odd question right? Well here’s the answer: The coaching staff of the National Football League’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers has equipped every one of their 90 players with an iPad 2 to view playbooks and watch videos. I’m thinking if any of those … Continue reading →

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Dwyane Wade: “It was unfair some of the stuff tha t we had to endure”

When the Miami Heat got together last offseason, immediately they became the target in the NBA. Not only did they have the bulls-eye on their back because they had three All-Stars on one team, including two of the games top five players, but they also celebrated with a laser-show on stage before a game had … Continue reading →

AllCanes Sells “Nevin Shapiro: Snitches Get Stitches” T-Shirt

​While the University of Miami athletics department is surely full of anxiety this week, you also have to feel for the fine folks down the street at AllCanes, the store that specializes in nothing but Hurricanes merchandise. The Shapiro scandal could affect the shop’s bottom line, but at the moment, the place is trying to … Continue reading →

Brandon Marshall talks about disorder

Brandon Marshall made a juggling, one-handed catch during a drill, drawing a loud ovation from Miami Dolphins fans in nearby sun-baked stands. A few minutes later, another spectacular grab earned him a fist-bump from coach Tony Sparano and left Marshall clapping his hands. He seemed incredibly happy. Off the field, that isn’t always the case. … Continue reading →

CommonCensus Sports Map

Important: this map is highly inaccurate and should be understood only as a demonstration, and not as any kind of reliable data yet. It is based on only a few thousands of votes spread across all teams, across the country. Areas with virtually no data are shown in gray, and many boundaries are still expected … Continue reading →

Miami Heat’s LeBron James will be back — and better

The year of pressure all fell down on LeBron James in a way we have not seen before. It wasn’t on the court, in the NBA Finals, as much as people wanted to see it there. It was on a dais, in the post-game press conference just after the Heat’s elimination here Sunday night.All season … Continue reading →

Bottom line: Miami Heat didn’t do enough right to fulfill dream

Failure. It feels like too harsh a word for this. It feels unfair. But in the real world the Heat created for itself beginning last summer, fail is precisely what Miami did here Sunday night, and therefore this season. It was almost everything that had been advertised. Not enough. It was almost a championship year. … Continue reading →

Dwyane Wade may have to guide desperate Miami Heat

Dwyane Wade said his injured left hip will be “totally fine” for Game 6 of the NBA Finals. He can only hope that his team will be, too, after a fascinating — and for the Heat, an often exasperating — series featuring three horrifying late-game Miami meltdowns, a stunning scoring slump from LeBron James and … Continue reading →

Wade, Bosh help Miami Heat regain series edge

It started painfully for Chris Bosh, this trip back to his hometown for the most important days of his professional career. It ended with the biggest shot of his life. After struggling through a poor shooting night and an injury to his left eye, Bosh swished a 16-footer with 39.6 seconds to play to give … Continue reading →