Lakers' Anthony Davis hampered by hip spasms in loss to Heat - ESPN
MIAMI — Los Angeles Lakers star Anthony Davis experienced spasms in his left hip, according to the team, forcing an early exit from Monday night's 108-107 loss to the Miami Heat.
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LeBron James - Would still be same player without Miami stint - ESPN
MIAMI — With his former team's «Heat Culture» slogan painted at half court in front of him as he rested on a baseline seat after shootaround Monday, LeBron James reflected on what his time with the franchise meant to his career that has now spanned more than two decades.
Kansas City Chiefs fend off Miami Dolphins fightback to win in Frankfurt
Defending Super Bowl champions the Kansas City Chiefs bounced back from their shock defeat to the Denver Broncos with victory over the Miami Dolphins in Frankfurt.
Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa shoulders blame for loss to Chiefs - ESPN
FRANKFURT, Germany — Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa took responsibility for how Sunday's 21-14 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs ended, as the team's attempted comeback from a 21-point deficit fell short in the final minute.
Alix Earle travels to Germany to support 'NFL man' as Dolphins take on Chiefs
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Chiefs or Dolphins? Picking the better Tyreek Hill - ESPN
FRANKFURT, Germany — When Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill lines up Sunday (9:30 a.m. ET, NFL Network) to face the Chiefs for the first time since Kansas City traded him on March 23, 2022, it will raise an interesting question: Is the Dolphins' version of Hill better than the Chiefs' version?
FOX Sports’ Jay Glazer discusses mental health journey, using his platform to help others
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10 games that defined the Oklahoma-Oklahoma State Bedlam series - ESPN
College football gives us different types of rivalries. There's the matchup of bluebloods, the games that have pretty reliably played roles in title races through the decades — games like Michigan-Ohio State, Oklahoma-Texas or, back in the day, Oklahoma-Nebraska or Florida State-Miami. There are the countless middleweight rivalries between local teams that recruit against each other, think about one another constantly, grow to hate each other with a passion and use a win over said rival as the No. 1 determinant of a successful season. Think of Minnesota-Wisconsin (tied at 62-62-8 all time) or, in another lifetime, Missouri-Kansas (57-54-9 Mizzou).