David Santiago
Photo Editor and Photojournalist at Miami Herald
Photo Editor and Photojournalist at El Nuevo Herald
Miami Herald & el Nuevo Herald Photo Editor & Photojournalist covering sports and news events in South Florida
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1 week ago |
miamiherald.com | David Santiago
Lionel Messi fans in the Chicago area have been waiting three years for a chance to see their hero play against the Fire at Soldier Field. They might finally get that chance on Sunday afternoon. Two years ago, a record sellout crowd of 61,000 showed up, but Messi was injured and stayed home. Last year, fans were heartbroken again, as Messi did not travel to the game, but the Fire was prepared for the possibility of another Messi no-show.
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2 weeks ago |
miamiherald.com | David Santiago
The Miami Heat enters an important game in Chicago with the hope that its leading trio will be available for the first time in nearly two weeks.. That’s because Heat forward Andrew Wiggins is expected to make his return in Wednesday night’s matchup against the Chicago Bulls at United Center after missing the past six games because of right hamstring tendinopathy.
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2 weeks ago |
miamiherald.com | David Santiago
When Peter Bendix took over as the Miami Marlins’ president of baseball operations, his primary goal for his first year was, in his words, about “assessing the entire organization, the entire baseball operations department, from top to bottom.”“Understanding what we have, what we don’t have, what we need and how to get to that point as quickly as we possibly can,” Bendix said. One of the major areas where he felt the organization needed the most improvement: the player development department.
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2 weeks ago |
miamiherald.com | David Santiago
With only one week left in the regular season, the Miami Heat is dealing with two big problems. One, the Heat continues to struggle to keep leads and finish games. Two, injuries continue to weaken the Heat’s roster. Both problems made an appearance in Saturday night’s costly 121-115 overtime loss to the Milwaukee Bucks at Kaseya Center.
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2 weeks ago |
miamiherald.com | David Santiago
Last season was a return to the field for Miami Hurricanes defensive lineman Akheem Mesidor. Now, he’s hoping for a full return to form. After an up-and-down 2024 season, one in which he primarily played defensive tackle despite being a natural defensive end, Mesidor is looking to make his sixth and final season of college football his best yet. “I know what it takes,” Mesidor said Thursday. “It just felt good to be back.
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