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I’d like to report a robbery: it’s the City of Miami budget!
These Miami Mafiosos just passed a $3.7 BILLION budget filled with grift and graft.
The commission didn’t double in size, the population didn’t double, the city workforce didn’t double, lord knows the quality and quantity of our services haven’t doubled — the cost of government DOUBLED.
This mayor and commission are going to bankrupt the city — while enriching themselves and their cronies… #BecauseMiami
Bradley Pinion is the worse punter in the NFL. He’s got to go! He Sucks!
#miamidolphins
#phinsup
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Erik Spoelstra on LaMelo’s dirty play on Bam:
“I don't think it's cute. I don't think it's funny. I think it's a stupid play. It's a dangerous play. He should be penalized for that. I don't think that belongs in the game, tripping guys. He should have been thrown out of the game for that”
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The Jeff Hafley-led Dolphins WILL NOT be soft 😤 youtube.com/shorts/ZS3cx1CjK… via @YouTube
#phinsup
Every time I hear Coach Halfley speak, I like the future of our team more and more!
Status Quo….It hasn’t worked before, let’s see if it works now.
Dolphins handling their retooling similarly to the route they’ve chosen and failed most of the last 20 years.
Committing to a coach before hiring a General Manager is organizational failure.
The issue isn’t keeping McDaniej, as he’s better than 90% of the available candidates, the issue is the timing. Let the GM make the call, not the owner who’s sunk the once prominent Miami Dolphins franchise.
Ready. Fire. Aim.
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This simple formula will ensure you are never be priced out of the life you want.
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Dolphins are lucky to be going to overtime and owe a big thanks to Matt Gay not being able to make a long kick. But that was brutal game management there by Mike McDaniel ngl.
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#Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel addressed, or didn’t address whether he was trolling Bills fans outside the Elbo Room after Miami’s dominant win.
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#HEATWin Final - Miami 136, Portland 131
🔥 Jovic: 29pts (10-16 FG), 9rebs, 6asts, 2stls, +20
🔥 Powell: 22pts
🔥 Larsson: 16pts, 5asts
🔥 Wiggins: 15pts
🔥 Jaquez, Jr.: 14pts, 12rebs, 7asts
🔥 Smith: 13pts, 5rebs, 6asts, 4stls
🔥 Mitchell: 11pts, 8asts, 5stls
🔥 Ware: 9pts, 12rebs, 3blks
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This is really the only way fans can make their displeasure known in a meaningful way that will get ownership's attention.
Stop going to games. Stop buying team merchandise. Just stop it all. Until the team shows it's worthy of your time and money.
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If I’m the Dolphins, I take a strong look this offseason at Eagles assistant GM Alec Halaby. At 39 and rising the ranks to his current role in 2022, he’s vital to what Philly has built under GM Howie Roseman. Halaby has been a hot name in recent years, interviewing for GM openings with the Jets, Panthers and Commanders.
The breaking news the morning after the Dolphins' Thursday night loss to the Ravens: The team has parted ways with GM Chris Grier. sun-sentinel.com/2025/10/31/…
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Statement from Dolphins’ Chairman of the Board/Managing General Partner Stephen M. Ross:
“This morning, I made the decision along with general manager Chris Grier to mutually part ways. I have incredible respect for Chris and his family, and I want to thank him for his many contributions to the Miami Dolphins over the past 26 years.
“As I assessed the state of the team and in my discussions with Chris, it became clear to both of us that change could not wait. We must improve — in 2025, 2026 and beyond — and it needs to start right now. Champ Kelly will serve as interim general manager effective immediately, and we will begin our search process for a new general manager. I want to thank Champ for stepping up and his commitment to the Dolphins success this season. There is a lot of football left to play and we all need to fight even harder.
“I have always been and remain committed to building a winning team that consistently competes for championships. I am incredibly proud of our leadership as an NFL organization and our continued commitment to the community, but our performance on the field and our team-building process have not been good enough. There are no excuses. I want to thank the fans for their continued support and passion for this team. You deserve a championship-caliber team you can be proud of. There’s much work ahead to return the Dolphins to sustained success, and that work begins now, finishing the season strong, evaluating all areas of our football operation, and moving forward with a clear vision for the future.”
Rejoice Dolphins fans…. Happy Halloween 🎃! Chris Grier is gone! 😀😀😀 #PhinsUp
