Alonzo Mourning News

Michael Beasley tied his career high with 28 points, Dwyane Wade added 19 while sitting out the entire fourth quarter and the Miami Heat won at home for the first time in more than three weeks, topping the Toronto Raptors 115-95 on Tuesday night.

Sure it poured rain. Sure it was delayed by a half-hour. But partygoers along Fort Lauderdale's New River Saturday evening were not about to let the weather rain on their boat parade.

WINTERFEST6 p.m.Reality star Kim Kardashian and Miami Heat basketball legend Alonzo Mourning will lead the festivities for this always sparkling traditional boat parade.

During pre-season, The Herald's Israel Gutierrez told us what D. Wade had to make his game even tighter.

In the early 1990a s, you simply couldna t talk about college basketball without mentioning Christian Laettner .

Wells Fargo Arena can hold up to 17,000 fans, and even at that size, it's easy to spot Earl Barron.

In November of 2004, I found myself eating a cheeseburger at the New Jersey Nets' practice facility in East Rutherford with coach Lawrence Frank.

Andre Agassi contributed $5,000 to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

In the days after 15-year-old Michael Brewer was set on fire by a group of teens, his mother, Valerie Brewer, sat at his hospital bedside and worried.

The Miami Heat hope to bounce back from a loss to one of the NBA's heavyweights when they host the hapless New Jersey Nets Saturday.

Associated Press Photo / South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Walter Michot FBI agents watch over a 2006 Ferrari Spider convertible, owned by Scott Rothstein, as it is readied for towing Monday in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

Those Kardashians just can't get enough of ex-Heat players. Kim Kardashian will be teaming up with Alonzo Mourning as grand marshals for the 2009 Winterfest Boat Parade on Dec.

What do basketball legends, superheroes and reality TV show celebs all have in common? They'll be the stars of the 38th annual Seminole Hard Rock Winterfest Boat Parade on December 12th on the Intracoastal Waterway in Ft.

Chris Chambers back to Dolphins?; plus let's go Philly!; disgraced lawyer embarrasses local sports, Alan Ogg dies & more [Note: The Dolfan Satisfaction Meter poll is up and running, accepting your votes in the blog post directly below this]. Chris Chambers available.

A prominent and politically connected South Florida attorney is being investigated for financial irregularities in an investment business that led his law partner Monday to seek dissolution of their firm.

Before the Heat had Dwyane Wade, before it had Alonzo Mourning, even before it had Pat Riley, the Heat had Alan Ogg.

Once one of the NBA's most bitter rivalries, New York vs. Miami doesn't offer the same kind of cachet these days, but some of those old feelings may be back tonight when the two teams hit the hardwood.

Dreams come in all shapes and sizes. When a young Tim Hardaway played the game on the playgrounds and in the rec centers of Chicago, he might have dreamed of fame and fortune, of trophies and championships.

Daequan Cook is still a young guy, typically a jokester in the Miami Heat locker room and someone who adds candy to his pregame meal.

The rest of the story proved to be that there was no story. While Heat forward Michael Beasley was spending the latter stages of the summer in a Houston substance-abuse rehab center, teammate Mario Chalmers was visiting with friends in Alaska and then working out at AmericanAirlines Arena.