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| |  The Florida Gators opened preseason camp Friday looking to take the next step in Year 2 under coach Dan Mullen. |   | | |  Fully rested after a packed month of play, Orlando City will face off Saturday against the New England Revolution, the hottest team in Major League Soccer. | | | | |  International soccer stars Alex Morgan and Kaká will be on the judges panel for Tuesday's MLS All-Star skills challenge. | | | | |  Magic big man Jonathan Isaac was a huge reason why nearly 70 kids from Orlando were at the city's Downtown Recreation Center on Friday for a daylong basketball camp on the heels of Isaac's appearance Thursday at the Magic's youth camp. | | | | |  Former University of Florida All-American Caeleb Dressel broke Michael Phelps' world record in the 100-meter butterfly Friday at the world swimming championships in South Korea. | | | | |  In an instant, and just as it was becoming even more thrilling, the most exciting Tour de France in decades became truly bizarre, and got a new leader — Egan Bernal of Colombia — who looks all but certain to hold the yellow jersey to Paris on Sunday. | | | | |  The Poinciana High football program hasn't caught many breaks since it last enjoyed a winning season 19 years ago. But the Eagles got a big boost in preseason enthusiasm from none other than the Miami Dolphins on Thursday. A busload of Poinciana players were guests of the Dolphins for a training camp practice session and tour of the facilities. | | | | |  As Minkah Fitzpatrick enters his second season, with the ability to impact the Miami Dolphins defense in a variety of roles, he is taking a more deliberate and considered approach to learning new coach Brian Flores' scheme. | | | | |  The Miami Dolphins are trying to move on from the loss of veteran coach Jim Caldwell, but the team knows it won't be easy. | | | | |  Tampa Bay tight end Cameron Brate spent the entire season last year playing with a torn labrum in his hip, an injury that occurred late in the 2017 season as he was wrapping up a two-year run during which he caught 14 touchdown passes, second-most among tight end over that stretch. | | | | |  Miami Hurricanes senior linebacker Shaq Quarterman returned to UM for one big reason: He felt his work there wasn't finished. As the Hurricanes begin to start their first camp under coach Manny Diaz, Quarterman -- Miami's vociferous leader -- is determined to keep the defense humming. | | | | |  The Hurricanes officially kicked off the Manny Diaz era on Friday night with an open practice on Greentree. But it wasn't without some drama as storms rolled in and Miami was forced inside to its new indoor practice facility. | | | | |  The Kentucky Wildcats look to prove a 10-win 2018 season was the sign of the things come, despite losing 14 of 22 starters from 2018 team. | | | | |  Harold Ramirez's drive to center off reliever Yoshihisa Hirano in the ninth inning was deep enough to score Neil Walker from third and give Miami a comeback win over the Arizona Diamondbacks. | | | | |  Mookie Betts hit three home runs against James Paxton in the first four innings in a 10-5 rout over the New York Yankees, whose starting pitchers have stumbled this week in historic fashion. Betts homered on Paxton's eighth pitch in a three-run first that included J.D. Martinez's two-run homer, went deep again leading off the third for a 4-0 lead and hit a two-run drive in the fourth for a 7-0 advantage. | | | | |  Zack Wheeler held the Pirates to three earned runs on six hits (one home run), with no walks and seven strikeouts over 5.1 innings in the Mets' 6-3 win on Friday night. | | | | |  The Brewers rallied with two runs in the eighth inning Friday to beat the Cubs 3-2 in the opener of a three-game series at Miller Park. | | | | |  Justin Turner's three-run home run helped the Los Angeles Dodgers overcome a shaky stint by Kenley Jansen in a 4-2 victory over the Washington Nationals. | | | | |  Asher Wojciechowski pitched seven strong innings and the Orioles scored six runs in the second to beat the Angels. | | | | |  White Sox starter Dylan Cease allowed five runs in the second inning Friday in a 6-2 loss to the Twins at Guaranteed Rate Field. | | | | |
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