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Breaking: In an attempt to win the Super Bowl in 2025, Miami Dolphins Football Chairman Stephen M. Ross has expressed interest in bringing former great Dan Marino back to the organization as an assistant offensive coordinator.

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BREAKING: Miami Dolphins Football Chairman Stephen M. Ross has sent a message expressing interest in bringing former legend Dan Marino back to the team as an offensive coordinator assistant, with …

Breaking: In an attempt to win the Super Bowl in 2025, Miami Dolphins Football Chairman Stephen M. Ross has expressed interest in bringing former great Dan Marino back to the organization as an assistant offensive coordinator. Read More
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Kasparas Jakucionis wasn’t a top-10 pick. He didn’t light up Summer League. He doesn’t have the viral highlights or big-name buzz. But that’s exactly what makes him one of the most intriguing dark horse All-Rookie candidates in the 2025 class.

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Kasparas Jakucionis wasn’t a top-10 pick. He didn’t enter the NBA with fireworks, hype videos, or breathless ESPN panels discussing his every dribble. He didn’t dominate the Las Vegas Summer …

Kasparas Jakucionis wasn’t a top-10 pick. He didn’t light up Summer League. He doesn’t have the viral highlights or big-name buzz. But that’s exactly what makes him one of the most intriguing dark horse All-Rookie candidates in the 2025 class. Read More
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CBS Sports ranks the Miami Heat No. 13 in its NBA front office rankings: “The overall vision here feels outdated. The Heat appear far too comfortable being mediocre…Right now, they’re just sort of stuck. There doesn’t appear to be much of a long-term plan beyond waiting for someone to pick them. The days of Pat Riley dropping his rings on the table and landing whoever he wants appear to be over. The league is changing. It’s not clear that the Heat are changing with it.” Time to evolve—or be left behind?

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The NBA is a league constantly in flux. Dynasties rise and fall, philosophies shift, and the teams that fail to evolve are often left in the dust. Among the storied …

CBS Sports ranks the Miami Heat No. 13 in its NBA front office rankings: “The overall vision here feels outdated. The Heat appear far too comfortable being mediocre…Right now, they’re just sort of stuck. There doesn’t appear to be much of a long-term plan beyond waiting for someone to pick them. The days of Pat Riley dropping his rings on the table and landing whoever he wants appear to be over. The league is changing. It’s not clear that the Heat are changing with it.” Time to evolve—or be left behind? Read More