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Title: Dolphins Playoff Chances, Schedule & Week 12 Outlook

by David Harrison – Chief Editor November 24, 2025

written by David Harrison – Chief Editor

Dolphins Begin Bye week as Playoff Chances Remain Slim

Miami Gardens, FL – The Miami Dolphins enter their bye week with a 5-5 record following a recent stretch of inconsistent play, and their path to the playoffs remains challenging. Despite a potential best-case scenario of finishing 10-7, Miami currently has less than a 1% chance of securing a spot in the seven-team AFC playoff field, according to The Athletic.

The Dolphins face an uphill battle due to previous losses and a competitive AFC landscape. They lost to the Los Angeles Chargers and the Baltimore Ravens, both currently positioned for playoff contention. While Miami split its season series with the Buffalo Bills, tiebreakers remain unfavorable.The Jaguars currently hold the third and final wild-card position at 6-4, with the Texans, ravens, and Chiefs also ahead of Miami in the race.

Miami Dolphins 2025 Schedule & Bye Week

Miami’s bye week arrives after a demanding first half of the season. They will return to action with games against teams holding losing records, offering a potential possibility to improve their standing.

Following the bye, Miami’s remaining schedule includes:

* vs. New Orleans Saints (2-8)
* vs. New York Jets (2-8)

The Dolphins currently have the easiest remaining schedule of those teams vying for a wild card spot, except for jacksonville, according to Tankathon.

NFL Schedule – Week 12 (All times Eastern)

All games can be streamed on Fubo, which offers a free trial for new subscribers.

November 24, 2025 0 comments

Health

Title: Winter Exercise: Benefits, Risks, and How to Stay Safe

by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor November 13, 2025

written by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor

Local Fitness Experts Weigh Risks and Rewards of Winter Workouts

As temperatures drop and winter weather sets in, staying active‍ outdoors presents both opportunities and challenges for Washington, D.C. residents. Local fitness professionals are advising caution alongside⁢ encouragement, emphasizing teh importance of adapting workout⁣ routines to the season and ‌prioritizing safety.

Exercising outdoors in winter isn’t about chasing personal records, but maintaining fitness⁢ and building a foundation for the warmer months, according to experts. “You don’t want to try ‍for a personal best during the ⁣winter,” said Harvey Johnson. “I was running just to protect my base.” It’s a time to focus ‌on ⁣balanced training,incorporating both slow and fast twitch muscle work and aerobic conditioning,rather than peak performance. Brooks, another ⁤local ‌fitness professional, agreed, stating, “There’s ‍nothing wrong with mixing up workouts in winter,” but cautioned, “if you need to run, be sure to balance risk of injury ‍to benefit from outdoor activity.”

The body’s nutritional needs ⁣also shift with the season.While pre-workout fueling may ‍not require significant changes, post-exercise recovery becomes crucial. “When you are finished exercising outdoors, it’s a good time to consume⁤ some kind of balanced meal with ⁢protein,” Brooks explained. “Muscles are looking ⁣for that protein you are about to consume. Do what is best for your body.”

Beyond the physical aspects, experts highlight the mental ⁤benefits⁣ of winter exercise. The stillness of the ⁤season can⁢ offer a unique prospect for mindfulness and self-care. “Sometimes it’s about doing something good for yourself, even when the world ‌is frozen,” ‍the article notes.

For further information, contact E. Brooks at ebrooks@thinkingcorrectly.com or Harvey Johnson at coachharvey99@gmail.com. Columnist Pattie Cinelli, ⁢a winter outdoor exercise enthusiast, can be reached at fitmiss44@aol.com.

November 13, 2025 0 comments

Sport

Nozomi Maruyama Wins 2025 Ladies Summer Grand Prix

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor October 25, 2025

written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Maruyama Claims Victory at Summer Grand Prix ‌Competition, Secures Overall Series Title

Zakopane, Poland – Nozomi Maruyama of Japan triumphed at the Ladies’ Summer‍ Grand Prix competition in Zakopane, Poland, adding to‍ her lead in the overall Summer Grand ‍Prix classification. ⁣Maruyama’s consistent ⁣performance throughout both rounds secured her⁢ the win, finishing 17.4 points ahead of Nika Prevc in the final round.

This victory not only marks a‌ triumphant competition for Maruyama but also confirms her⁢ as the overall champion of the 2025⁤ Ladies Summer⁢ Grand Prix series. The Summer Grand Prix serves as ⁢a crucial early-season indicator for ⁤ski jumping ‌athletes, providing valuable ⁢competition experience and setting the stage ‍for the upcoming winter season. the event also ⁣contributes‌ to the ladies’ summer ⁢Nations Cup standings, showcasing national team strength in⁢ the sport.

Maruyama led after the first series with ⁤a jump ⁤of 141 meters, holding a‌ 5.1-point advantage over Nika Prevc (136.5 m) and a 9.5-point ‌lead over Kurumi Ichinohe‌ (133 m). ⁤Yuki Ito (131 m), Abigail Strate (128.5 m), and Lisa Eder ⁢(128.5 m)⁢ also placed highly in‍ the initial round. Anna Odine⁢ Stroem finished ⁣seventh‌ (123‌ m),⁣ followed by Selina Freitag (123 m) in eighth, Sara Takanashi (126.5 ⁣m) in ninth, and ⁢Jenny Rautionaho ⁢(123 m) in tenth.

In the final round, Maruyama extended her ⁤lead with a jump of 140 meters. Prevc secured second place with 137 meters. Yuki ⁢Ito ⁣moved into third‍ place (128 ‍m) after abigail Strate (126 m) was disqualified. ⁣Selina Freitag (126.5 m) and Sara Takanashi (130.5 m) rounded out the top five.

Representing Poland, anna Twardosz ⁢achieved 22nd place in the first series (116 m) and improved to 19th overall with a final jump of 106 meters.Nicole Konderla-Juroszek advanced ⁣to the final round, finishing 26th in the first ⁣series ‍(106 m) and 30th overall with a final jump of 90 meters.

Annika Sieff and Gyda Westvold Hansen were disqualified during the first series. Competition ‌commenced from the 20th and 22nd starting beams, and the ‌final round utilized the 20th platform.

Full Results:

* First Series Results

* Final Competition Results

* FIS ⁤Protocol

* Ladies Summer Grand Prix Classification

* ‍ Ladies’ Summer Nations Cup Ranking

October 25, 2025 0 comments

Technology

Apple Partners with F1 for Exclusive US Broadcast Rights

by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor October 18, 2025

written by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor

apple to ⁢Exclusively Broadcast Formula 1 in the U.S. starting ⁣in 2026

Apple will ⁢become the exclusive⁣ home of Formula 1 broadcasts in the United States beginning ‌in⁤ 2026, a partnership heralded ‍as a major ‌shift in the sport’s media landscape.⁤ The agreement encompasses ⁢live streaming of every Grand Prix, Sprint, ⁢qualifying session, and⁣ practice session on Apple TV.

To broaden accessibility, select races and all practice sessions will be available for free through the Apple TV app. Moreover, F1 TV Premium, Formula⁣ 1’s current subscription⁤ service, will‌ be offered ‍exclusively⁢ through Apple ⁢TV in the U.S., with existing subscribers receiving ⁤complimentary‌ access as part of the new package.

This collaboration extends beyond race⁤ coverage, with Apple planning to integrate formula 1‍ content‍ across its wider ecosystem, including Apple News, Apple Maps, Apple Music, Apple Sports, and Apple Fitness+. The⁢ goal is to create a “multi-platform, immersive experience” for fans.

The ⁤declaration builds on‍ the success of F1: The Movie, an Apple Original Film released in June ⁣2025 and arriving on Apple TV on December ⁣12. Produced in close ⁢collaboration with⁢ Formula 1 teams and drivers, the film has generated nearly $630 million worldwide, becoming the highest-earning ⁢sports movie of⁣ all time.

Both Apple and Formula 1 highlighted the potential to attract a⁢ younger and more diverse audience. A 2025⁢ Global ⁢F1 Fan Survey revealed that 47%⁤ of‌ new U.S. F1 fans ⁤(those following ‍the⁤ sport for five years or less) are between ⁢18 and 24 years old, and ⁤over half are‍ female.

Stefano ⁤Domenicali,‍ President‌ and CEO of Formula 1, stated, “This ‌is an incredibly exciting partnership for both Formula 1 ‌and Apple that will ensure we can continue to maximise ⁤our growth potential in the U.S. with the right content and innovative distribution ⁣channels. We are no strangers to each other, having spent the past three years working together to create F1® The Movie, which ‌has already proven to⁢ be a huge hit around the world. We have a shared vision⁣ to⁢ bring this amazing sport to our fans in the U.S.‌ and entice new fans through live broadcasts, engaging content, and a year-round approach to keep them hooked.”

Eddy Cue, Apple Senior Vice President ⁢of Services, added, “We’re thrilled‍ to expand our relationship with⁣ Formula 1 and offer Apple TV⁣ subscribers in the U.S. ‌front row access to one of the most‌ exciting and fastest-growing sports on the planet. 2026⁢ marks a transformative new era for‍ Formula 1 from new teams ‌to new regulations and cars with the ⁢best drivers in ⁣the world, and we look forward to delivering premium ⁤and innovative fan-first coverage to ‍our customers in a way that only Apple can.”

The agreement is one of Formula 1’s most significant media deals to date, solidifying Apple’s role in⁣ the sport’s U.S.expansion strategy as F1 continues to grow in North america. Further ‍details regarding new production features and the presentation of⁢ the sport ⁢across Apple’s platforms are‌ expected in the coming months.

October 18, 2025 0 comments

Sport

Ski Jumping Training Results: Prevc Leads, Hoerl Second, Stoch Strong

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor September 19, 2025

written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Prevc & Hoerl Top Training, Stoch Remains a Contender Ahead of Predazzo Grand Prix

Predazzo, ‍Italy – Domen Prevc of Slovenia and Austria’s Jan ‍Hoerl‌ delivered the longest jumps⁢ in seperate training sessions leading up to Saturday’s individual ⁤Summer Grand Prix competition at ⁢the ‍Olympic hill Trampolino⁤ Dal ben (HS143). Kamil stoch⁣ of ‌Poland consistently placed among the leaders, demonstrating strong form as ‍qualification⁣ approaches.

prevc led the first training series with ⁤a leap of‌ 140.5 meters, besting ⁤Stoch (134.5m) by 1.1 points.⁤ Hoerl then topped the second training round with a jump of 142 meters,‌ exceeding‌ Ryoyu ⁢Kobayashi (137m) by ‌13.8 points. These training results⁤ offer a crucial early indicator ⁢of athlete ⁣performance as the⁤ summer ski jumping season progresses,⁤ impacting ⁣seeding for Saturday’s competition and providing‍ valuable data for athletes and teams‌ to refine their strategies. Qualification is set to⁢ begin at 21:30 local⁣ time.

The⁢ first training session saw Kristoffer‌ Eriksen Sundal (137m) ⁢finish third, followed by Valentin Foubert (135m) and Hoerl (134.5m). ⁤ Maciej Kot of Poland secured ⁣eleventh place with 134.5m, while Aleksander Rzeczczoł (133.5m) and Dawid‍ Kubacki (129m) finished thirteenth and thirtieth respectively. Piotr Żyła landed at 126.5m, placing thirty-sixth. The first ⁢training runs utilized starting ⁢beams 18⁤ and 17.

Hoerl’s⁤ winning jump in the second training came‌ from the short run, specifically the 15th beam ‍at the request of his coach. Following Hoerl and Kobayashi, Manuel ‍Fettner (136m) took third, with Stoch (136m) and Kubacki (134.5m) ⁢rounding out the top five. Maciej Kot placed ⁣tenth (134m), while Rzeczczoł (131.5m) and Żyła (129.5m) finished twenty-eighth and thirty-fourth, respectively. The second training ⁢was ⁤conducted ‌from the 17th platform.

Live results can be tracked via the⁣ FIS website:⁣ http://live.skijumping.pl/ and Berkutschi reports are available at: https://www.skijumping.pl/live-berkutschi/lgp.

September 19, 2025 0 comments

Business

Tyreek Hill Lawyer Denies Estranged Wife’s Abuse Claims

by Priya Shah – Business Editor September 10, 2025

written by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Tyreek⁣ Hill Faces Domestic Violence Allegations in Divorce Proceedings

DAVIE,Fla. – Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill is embroiled in a contentious divorce case‍ with his wife, Keisha Vaccaro Hill, which now includes ⁣allegations of domestic violence. Vaccaro filed an amended ‍divorce petition claiming Hill⁢ engaged in abusive ⁤behavior,seeking important financial compensation for damages sustained.

Hill’s representation dismissed the allegations, ⁤stating Vaccaro’s financial demands are ‌”an unreasonable and unwarranted amount of money,” and that Hill “will not‌ be moved by this and awaits his day in Court⁤ to present his evidence.”

The divorce was ‍filed on April 8,2025,one day after the Sunny Isles Beach Police Department responded to an incident at the couple’s home. Vaccaro gave birth to the couple’s‌ child in late 2024,and they were married in November ⁤2023.Vaccaro’s lawyer,Evan Marks,confirmed the amended petition is “verified – meaning that she has sworn that the allegations contained therein are true and correct.” Marks stated, “evidence will be presented to a jury who will then decide whether Ms. vaccaro is‍ entitled to be compensated for the damages that she sustained due to the conduct of Mr. Hill as alleged.”

A Zoom hearing is scheduled for Monday, ‌Sept. 15, following the Dolphins’ Week 2 game against the New England Patriots.

This is not the first time Hill, 31,‌ has ‍faced‌ legal scrutiny. In June 2023, he was involved in a ⁣physical altercation with a South Florida marina employee and is also the subject of a lawsuit alleging he broke a social media influencer’s leg.

Hill recently lost ‌his captaincy role with the Dolphins after making ‍offseason comments suggesting he was unhappy with⁤ the team, despite signing a three-year, $90 million contract extension prior to⁤ the 2024 season.

September 10, 2025 0 comments

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