Marlins free fall continues with seventh straight loss on day their all-star pitcher goes on injured list.
They’re getting close to negating everything they accomplished in June.
@NEP_Proscia I know they’re camera-operated, so they should stop to avoid collisions with vehicles/people. I was just curious as to its auditory capabilities, and a quick search tells me they are indeed responsive to sound!
A month of covering the World Cup and being deluged in World Cup content compelled me to write my first Sun Sentinel column.
The World Cup wasn't without issues. But it was a truly amazing experience. Now we have to wait four more years to see it again?
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I hope Messi holds a few press conferences with Inter Miami media in the weeks and months after his return to MLS
What great value that could hold for MLS, local and American soccer fans and Inter Miami!
@Cam3ronSparks Nice. Going back to the 2002 World Cup, I’ve always left most of them thinking this will get me more into soccer. Then, each time, it doesn’t quite happen. Between this WC, Messi in Miami, the Dolphins’ trip to Bernabéu in Madrid last November, I could be getting closer.
For American sports enthusiasts who don’t follow football/soccer outside of the World Cup, did this tournament capture your interest to watch more soccer or is it “see ya in four years” for you?
The comebacks in this one were remarkable. A lot of my (limited) soccer viewing over the years made me feel the general formula to winning is score first, then devote everything to stopping opponent from scoring. And if up two goals, it’s over. This World Cup showed there are so many more possible outcomes and ways to arrive at those outcomes.
Spain gained a lot of yards but had drives stall in the red zone, hadn’t punched it into the end zone to that point. Meanwhile, Argentina was quick three-and-out every possession.