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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4 days ago |
miamiherald.com | David Santiago
Miami Dade College has inducted a new Hall of Fame Class. The members are all MDC alumni who have led the way in business and civic affairs in South Florida and across the world. Nine people were inducted in the MDC Hall of Fame May 30 at the 23rd awards ceremony, which raises money to fund student scholarships, at the Loews Coral Gables Hotel. They join more than 400 others who have received the honor since 2003.
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5 days ago |
miamiherald.com | David Santiago
During a moment on the bench in Game 7 of the Florida Panthers’ second-round Stanley Cup playoffs series against the Toronto Maple Leafs, Sam Bennett and Carter Verhaeghe were caught in conversation. “Oh, that feels [expletive] good, eh bud?” Bennett said to Verhaeghe. “We get to keep on playing hockey,” Verhaeghe replied. “I wasn’t ready to stop playing hockey to be honest with you,” Bennett followed.
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5 days ago |
miamiherald.com | David Santiago
Promising to go after “corrupt power brokers in Tallahassee,” José Javier Rodríguez, the Miami Democrat who lost his Florida Senate seat to a criminal election conspiracy, is launching a campaign to become Florida attorney general. The Harvard-educated attorney and former Biden administration official told the Herald/Times that he is running to challenge operatives and corporations that he believeshave run amok in the Republican-controlled Capitol, including property insurers and utilities.
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6 days ago |
miamiherald.com | David Santiago
Paul Maurice has been around the NHL for quite a bit. His 1,930 regular-season games coached are the second-most in NHL history. His 27 seasons behind the bench are tied for second-most. He has a chance to become the 20th coach in league history to win multiple Stanley Cups as he leads the Florida Panthers back to the Stanley Cup Final this season against the Edmonton Oilers.
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1 week ago |
miamiherald.com | David Santiago
In a span of eight seconds, Aleksander Barkov showcased just about everything that makes him one of the National Hockey League’s top players and the epitome of the Florida Panthers’ recent run of success. Barkov receives the puck from Sam Reinhart along the right wall and begins his magic. As he moves around the boards, going behind the net and looking for open space, Barkov muscles his way past Dmitry Orlov, stops and spins.
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