Dave Hyde
Sports Columnist at South Florida Sun Sentinel
South Florida Sun-Sentinel columnist. Author of "Swagger," "Still Perfect" and "1968." Elementary school kids and lawyers over 45 want my job.
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1 day ago |
sun-sentinel.com | Dave Hyde
Florida Panthers minority owner Doug Cifu was suspended “indefinitely” Monday night by the NHL for “unacceptable and inappropriate” comments posted on his social media account, the league said in a statement. Cifu, the Panthers vice chairman, partner and alternate governor, apologized for taking profane shots at Canada in general and the Israel-Palenstine conflict in particular during a heated give-and-take with a Toronto Maple Leafs fan on the social-media site X.
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1 day ago |
orlandosentinel.com | Dave Hyde
Florida Panthers minority owner Doug Cifu was suspended "indefinitely" Monday night by the NHL for "unacceptable and inappropriate" comments posted on his now-shuttered social media account, the league said in a statement. Cifu, the Panthers vice chairman, partner and alternate governor, apologized for taking profane shots at Canada in general and the Israel-Palestine conflict in particular during a heated give-and-take with a Toronto Maple Leafs fan on the social-media site X.
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2 days ago |
orlandosentinel.com | Dave Hyde
SUNRISE - All you needed to see Sunday night was Gustav Forsling chasing down Toronto star William Nylander to know the Florida Panthers weren't letting another night come down to a good bounce, or bad bounce, or an eenie-meenie-miny-moe bounce. The Panthers were back to being the Panthers on Sunday night, meaning they brought out their best game again, put a slim lead deep in their pocket and closed their fist around it.
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2 days ago |
sun-sentinel.com | Dave Hyde
SUNRISE — All you needed to see Sunday night was Gustav Forsling chasing down Toronto star William Nylander to now to know the Florida Panthers weren’t letting another night come down to a good bounce, or bad bounce, or an eenie-meenie-miny-moe bounce at all. They Panthers were back to being the Panthers on Sunday night, meaning the brought out their best game again, put a slim lead deep in their pocket and closed their fist around it.
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4 days ago |
gazettextra.com | Dave Hyde
By Dave Hyde - South Florida Sun-Sentinel (TNS) MIAMI - Pat Riley entered the room Friday afternoon in a blue sports jacket, salmon shirt and silver-fox hair that, as usual, provided stylish cover for the street fighter underneath. "How many of you were born after I got here?" the Miami Heat president said while taking a seat before the cameras for his postseason news conference. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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RT @davehydesports: Forsling’s speed, Tkachuk’s anger - Panthers look like Panthers again in Game 4 win. My column: https://t.co/afRIAIsKq9
It’s his shtick - like Stephen A. a loud Knicks fan. They think it’s entertaining
@davehydesports Can somebody please explain to this hockey casual, the national announcer wearing the Toronto blazer? I can't think of anything more unprofessional…
Forsling’s speed, Tkachuk’s anger - Panthers look like Panthers again in Game 4 win. My column: https://t.co/afRIAIsKq9
