Sports

It's always nice to be a good neighbor, especially in a hurricane.

What's happening: The Miami Dolphins are hosting Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as the team evacuates from the path of Hurricane Ian.

The Miami Dolphins defeated the Buffalo Bills 21-19 on Sunday in an upset win to take first place in the AFC East Division.

Why it matters: The Dolphins are now 3-0 for the first time since 2018, which was also the last time they beat Buffalo, the Miami Herald reports.

Miami residents, alarmed at the prospect of losing public parkland, are organizing to fight Miami billionaire John H. Ruiz's plan to build a football stadium for the University of Miami at Tropical Park.

What's happening: Residents and neighbors have set up a website, called "Save Tropical Park," along with an online petition and social media accounts to raise issues about the stadium proposal and pressure lawmakers.

Professional jai-alai teams once played at more than a dozen venues across the U.S. in the fast-moving sport's heyday, back in the 1970s and '80s.

• Now they play at just one fronton (court): Miami's Magic City Casino. But a fresh deal with ESPN could bring the sport into 200 million homes.

Football is back, and we've got you covered if you are heading to the stadium this season.

• Here's what you need to know to be game day ready.

Going to a Dolphins game is estimated to cost a family of four around $545 this year.

• That's slightly above the NFL average of $537, according to a Bookies.com analysis of stadium prices for all 32 NFL teams.

The Dolphins beat the Buccaneers on Tampa's home turf Saturday in Miami coach Mike McDaniel's first game as an NFL head coach.

Driving the news: The Dolphins clung to a 26-24 victory after a missed game-winning field goal from Buccaneers kicker (and former Hurricane) Jose Borregales.