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Q: The Dwyane Wade statue . . . A: Not putting a name or specific question to this, other than dozens have been sent this way regarding the facial component of the Dwyane Wade statue unveiled Sunday on the front steps of Kaseya Center. So here’s the deal: As long as Dwyane Wade is fine with it – which he says he is – then everyone else should accept that as the most significant sentiment.

Sunrise voters, and our political system, are victims of deceptive, unpunished campaign tactics with increasing frequency. In the mail, we received two version of the same card purporting to be the official voter guide of the Broward Democratic Party. Then a new, more polished card titled “OFFICIAL Voter Guide for Democrats” appeared Oct.

General Daily Insight for October 29, 2024 Slow down to maintain your footing. The sensitive Moon enters even-handed Libra at 12:30 am EDT, providing us with our only aspect of the day. Currently, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Chiron are all in retrograde, inviting us to pay attention to any lack of equilibrium.

MIAMI — Observations and other notes of interest from Monday night’s 106-98 victory over the Detroit Pistons: – It has been an odd juxtaposition these past few days. – If you didn’t know better, it’s almost as if Dwyane Wade has been sending subtle messages to Jimmy Butler. – Sort of fit in, or fit out. – There was more of the same Monday night, when Wade’s new arena-front sculpture again was celebrated. – On the night he was honored for Sunday’s statue unveiling, Wade was asked pregame about Butler finding his way with this season’s Heat roster, saying Butler “needs to figure out this team this year and how he’s going to be the best version of Jimmy Butler for this team.” – Wade said he appreciates Butler has moved into a different place in his career. – “Roles change and you got to find that role and you got to find that comfort,” Wade continued.

MIAMI — Winning with style points will have to wait for the Miami Heat. Monday was another example, with a 106-98 grind-it-out victory at Kaseya Center over a Detroit Pistons team that fell to 0-4. Just as the Heat had to go to the wire in Saturday’s road victory over the shorthanded Charlotte Hornets, it took the final minutes to create ample distance to move to 2-1 and gain the first home victory of the season, after last week’s blowout loss to the visiting Orlando Magic. “In this league we’ll take a win no matter who it’s against,” guard Tyler Herro said. With Jimmy Butler stepping up with his attack game and Herro and Terry Rozier doing enough damage from distance, the Heat were able to do enough to offset the play of emerging Cade Cunningham and longtime Heat nemesis Tim Hardaway Jr. Uneven. But also enough. “I’m thinking that was a game of beauty going down the stretch,” Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said.

By JOHN WAWROW BUFFALO, N. Y. — Florida captain Aleksander Barkov had a goal and an assist in his return after missing eight games with a lower-body injury, and the Atlantic Division-leading Panthers defeated the Buffalo Sabres 5-2 on Monday night. Carter Verhaeghe scored the go-ahead goal with 3:16 left in the second period, and added an assist to extend his point streak to seven games. Jesper Boqvist and Sam Reinhart staked the Panthers to a 2-0 lead by scoring 55 seconds apart in the first period.