Miami, FL
Marlins top Braves 4-0
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MIAMI – Jesús Luzardo struck out 12 in six innings, Bryan De La Cruz hit a two-run homer and the Miami Marlins prevented Atlanta from clinching its fifth straight NL East title by beating the Braves 4-0 on Monday evening.
After sweeping the rival Mets at residence over the weekend, Atlanta arrived in Miami needing one win or a New York loss to wrap up the division crown and a first-round playoff bye.
However the Braves have been unable to unravel Luzardo or gradual De La Cruz – and the Mets have been rained out at residence in opposition to Washington. New York is 1 1/2 video games behind Atlanta heading into Tuesday’s doubleheader versus the last-place Nationals, whereas the Braves will play the second of three video games at fourth-place Miami.
Dansby Swanson had two of Atlanta’s 4 hits, all off Luzardo (4-7). Braves sluggers Austin Riley and Matt Olson struck out 3 times every in opposition to the left-hander, who walked one in his first win since Aug. 7.
De La Cruz additionally doubled and singled for the Marlins. Jesús Sánchez doubled twice and singled as Miami snapped an eight-game shedding streak to the Braves.
Atlanta starter Bryce Elder, who threw a shutout in opposition to Washington in his earlier outing, was lifted after giving up 4 runs in 5 innings. Elder (2-4) allowed six hits, walked one and struck out 5.
Swanson doubled main off the sixth earlier than Luzardo fanned Michael Harris II, Riley and Olson. It was Atlanta’s closing hit, as relievers Jeff Brigham, Bryan Hoeing and Richard Bleier every tossed an ideal inning for Miami.
Run-scoring doubles from De La Cruz and Sánchez within the first gave the Marlins a 2-0 lead.
De La Cruz’s two-run shot within the third made it 4-0. The second-year outfielder drove Elder’s sinker over the wall in heart for his thirteenth homer this season.
DIFFERENT SITUATION
When Elder made his earlier begin in Miami on Aug. 14, he was a one-day call-up from Triple-A to take the twenty seventh roster spot for the doubleheader. Now, he might determine in Atlanta’s postseason plans after his third outing since being recalled a fifth time Sept. 19.
FAMILIAR HONOR
Harris achieved in September what he had beforehand executed in June and August. The 21-year-old heart fielder earned his third NL rookie of the month award. Harris hit .324 and completed with six homers and 19 RBIs in September.
TRAINER’S ROOM
Braves: 2B Ozzie Albies (proper pinkie fracture) traveled with the membership to Miami, the place he’ll proceed his rehab.
Marlins: SS Miguel Rojas will endure surgical procedure to restore cartilage injury in his proper wrist Wednesday.
UP NEXT
The Braves had not introduced a starter for the center sport of the collection Tuesday, whereas the Marlins will go together with LHP Braxton Garrett (3-6, 3.56).
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Miami, FL
Your Thoughts On The Miami Dolphins 2024 Roster
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Following the Miami Dolphins cutdown to the semi-final 53-man roster this past week, I asked:
Which player(s), if any, were you disappointed to see cut by the Dolphins today and why? Which player(s), if any, were you disappointed to see NOT cut by the Dolphins today and why?
Below are some of your answers and thoughts on the question of the day-
sdphinsfan is concerned that “nothing has changed.” I, too, am worried about the OL and hoping that we are all wrong somehow, but I know we probably are not.
Everybody’s hurt and the starting IOL is comprised of the same depth players that were playing at the end of last season. So nothing has changed since this team last took the field in a real game. What’s that saying about doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result?
Lefty5150 is probably sad again now that McMorris has also been cut from the practice squad.
Glad they kept McMorris sad they had to cut Brooks
heatforlife wants the front office to consider a player’s past injury history more before signing a guy.
ez e and brooks looked good until injuries,cracaft alwasy looks good until he gets hurt.phillips and chubb were balling until injuries.waddles injured. obj cant play w/o getting hurt.wynn was always in ne .uh mr grier when u acquire players can u ck their injury history a little closer please
SlayerNation1 pointed out that the roster would only take its closer to final form towards the end of the week.
This roster is the rough draft that needed to be handed in to the teacher yesterday at 4:00
It will change before kickoff. We shall know of they do get it right, and very quickly, as in after 4 days of kickoff.
We’ll know a lot in 4 days. Has McD’s coaching evolved to have the team prepared for a possible shootout vs JAX, to not look ahead to a short week with BUF already breathing down their necks? Weaver’s Defense? Can they afford any injury already?
No pressure, just imperative to be 2-0 (no significant injuries) in 4 days when you look at the last 6 weeks of the schedule.
cyberflea is miffed at decisions made.
Easy what Grier got wrong….not addressing the IOL.The OL is worse than it was last year and will be a concern throughout the season.
Dolfanjoe is another concerned with some of the injuries.
The problem here is that we do not know the extensiveness of the injuries for many players. I was very bummed seeing Brooks put out on the waiver wire ! If he is near health with just a concussion i could see another team taking a chance on him. But then again we know nothing about if it is just a concussion or he is dealing with something else. Some tough cuts and maybe more to come with pickups in the next few days. Hoping we get a talented practice squad. We need the depth!
Alpha6 wanted to see Brooks make it and Tindall sent on down the road.
Which player(s), if any, were you disappointed to see cut by the Dolphins today and why?
BROOKS/RB – played 9 games for the Dolphins in 2023, totaling 19 carries for 106 yards (5.6 avg.) only ‘cause he’s a BYU product & ‘cause he looked like a bruising back.
Which player(s), if any, were you disappointed to see NOT cut by the Dolphins today and why?
TINDALL/LB – ‘cause this dude was suppose to be something great.
daytonadolfan is for the most part happy with how things went down.
I’m good with the cuts, Needham was a surprise but i guess he’s getting a little long in the tooth so next man up ! Not happy with so many skill players on the pup list. Feels like we are starting out short handed and who get’s cut to bring them back in?
It seems as if those of us here are inline with the majority of the Dolphins fans base. We are worried about the offensive line and the lack of depth in that unit. Thus far we have not seen the front office address it after the cuts so I guess we will see and they will live with the concequeses of decisions made or not made. Thank you again to each of you that took the time to answer our question of the day.
Miami, FL
Charges dropped against rapper Travis Scott after Miami Beach yacht incident
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Rapper Travis Scott is no longer facing charges after police said he drunkenly yelled at people on a yacht in Miami Beach back in June.
The last remaining charge against the artist, a count of trespassing after warning, was dropped Friday, Miami-Dade County records showed.
Prosecutors dropped a disorderly intoxication charge against Scott, 33, in early August. NBC6 reached out to Scott’s publicist for comment at that time, but did not hear back.
Miami Beach Police said they responded to the city’s marina on June 20 and found Scott standing on the dock yelling at people on the ship. Officers told him to sit down, but he kept standing back up and yelling. They could smell alcohol on his breath, police said. The man who called police did not want to press charges, so Scott was allowed to leave.
After being told to leave and coming back to the marina, police said they arrested the rapper.
Bodycam was later released that showed Scott’s conversation with officers.
“I rented this boat, the owners came on this boat. They kicked down my door at 12 o’clock. I don’t know what’s going on, ask him,” Scott tells the officers, adding, “There was no fighting involved.”
At one point, Scott approaches an officer and gets into an argument. He’s then put in handcuffs, with officers telling him that he’s causing a disturbance.
Scott was released from Miami-Dade County Jail after posting a $650 bond. The rapper later poked fun at the arrest after bonding out, posting “Lol” on X and adding sunglasses and earbuds to his mugshot on his Instagram story.
His attorney, Bradford Cohen, said in a statement at the time that Scott was “detained due to a misunderstanding.”
“There was absolutely no physical altercation involved, and we thank the authorities for working with us towards a swift and amicable resolution,” Cohen said.
Miami, FL
Florida vs. Miami: Offensive player projections for Week 1
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For the first time since 2019, Florida and Miami will renew their rivalry. The two teams will square off Saturday at 3:30 p.m. ET in one of the big games on the Week 1 slate, and the offensive player projections have been set, according to PrizePicks.
Both programs are in their third seasons under their respective coaches. Mario Cristobal and the Hurricanes were picked third in the ACC preseason poll, while Billy Napier and the Gators are dealing with plenty of pressure after an up-and-down first two seasons. It adds to the intrigue of Saturday’s matchup.
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Graham Mertz is back at quarterback for Florida after transferring in last season. He was efficient, completing 72.9% of his passes for 2,903 yards, 20 touchdowns and just three interceptions. He has playmakers such as Eugene “Tre” Wilson III and Arlis Boardingham back, along with Montrell Johnson in the backfield.
On the other side, Miami went to work in the transfer portal. The most notable addition came at quarterback as Cam Ward came in from Washington State, and the ‘Canes made a splash by landing former Oregon State star running back Damien Martinez. They both came in as Top-20 players in the On3 Industry Transfer Rankings.
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It’s shaping up to be an interesting showdown at The Swamp Saturday afternoon. Here’s what the offensive player projections look like for Florida vs. Miami, according to PrizePicks.
Graham Mertz, QB, Florida
Pass Yards: 243.5
Pass TDs: 1.5
Interceptions: 0.5
Graham Mertz succeeded Anthony Richardson as Florida’s starting quarterback a season ago, and he’ll look to build on a solid first season in Gainesville. His projection is set at 243.5 pass yards in the season opener against Miami on Saturday, according to PrizePicks.
Cam Ward, QB, Miami
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Pass Yards: 262.5
Cam Ward arrives at Miami after reversing course on the NFL Draft. He’s coming off two impressive years at Washington State, including a career-high 3,736 yards and 25 touchdowns last season as a senior.
Eugene Wilson, WR, Florida
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Receiving Yards: 66.5
Receptions: 5.0
Eugene “Tre” Wilson III put together an impressive freshman season and cemented himself as one of Graham Mertz’s top targets at Florida with 538 yards and six touchdowns. With Ricky Pearsall off to the NFL, he could get even more work, and PrizePicks lists his projection at 66.5 receiving yards in Saturday’s opener.
Xavier Restrepo, WR, Miami
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Receiving Yards: 85.5
Receptions: 6.5
Last year’s leading receiver at Miami, Xavier Restrepo proved to be a strong weapon in the passing game. He led the Hurricanes with 1,092 receiving yards, which sets him up to be a top target for Cam Ward in 2024.
Elijhah Badger, WR, Florida
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Receiving Yards: 47.5
Receptions: 4.0
One of Florida’s most notable transfer additions, Elijhah Badger arrives in Gainesville after back-to-back impressive seasons at Arizona State. In 2023, he totaled 713 receiving yards and three touchdowns after an 866-yard, 7-touchdown showing in 2022.
Damien Martinez, RB, Miami
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Rush Yards: 73.5
Last season, Damien Martinez cemented himself as one of the best running backs in the Pac-12, and that meant he brought plenty of hype with him to Miami. He’s sure to take on a prominent role, and his projection for the first game is set at 73.5 rush yards, according to PrizePicks.
Treyaun Webb, RB, Florida
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Rush Yards: 33.5
Although Billy Napier announced Montrell Johnson will be able to play in the opener, Treyaun Webb is sure to get some looks as RB2 after Trevor Etienne’s departure. He ranked third on the Florida roster with 163 yards as a freshman, and PrizePicks lists his projection at 33.5 rush yards for Saturday’s game.
Jacolby George, WR, Miami
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Receiving Yards: 60.5
Receptions: 5.0
Last year’s second-leading rusher, Jacolby George is back at Miami and is sure to once again have a prominent role in the offense. He put together a breakout 2023 season with 864 yards, and his projection is set at 60.5 against Florida, according to PrizePicks.
Arlis Boardingham, WR, Florida
![Florida TE Arlis Boardingham](https://on3static.com/uploads/dev/assets/cms/2024/08/30171001/arlis-boardingham-1024x538.jpg)
Receptions: 2.0
Arlis Boardingham was a solid safety blanket for Graham Mertz at tight end last year. He had 26 receptions for 289 yards and four touchdowns as he saw his first full season of action.
Florida vs. Miami is sure to be one of the more intriguing games of Week 1 with so many storylines. The game will also be part of the first day of the SEC on ABC, kicking off in the coveted 3:30 p.m. ET window.
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