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Q: I like the idea of two discrete five-man units. It builds chemistry more than incremental substitutions. Do you think this will continue into the regular season? – Ray, Deerfield Beach. A: I do not. First, it is difficult to go 10 deep while maintaining the type of minutes desired by starters.

As Donald Trump and his campaign become increasingly extreme, irresponsible and hateful, presenting policies that will only take us backward, Vice President Kamala Harris and Gov. Tim Walz are offering something different. They’re presenting a clear vision to save our democracy and finally turn the page on Trump, as we try to move toward a positive direction for all Americans.

General Daily Insight for October 17, 2024 Everything is illuminated. The Full Moon rises in Aries at 7:26 am EDT, showing us where to be independent, where to be dynamic, and where we’ve already put in hard work. When perfectionist Venus works with transformative Pluto to activate our magnetism and creativity, opportunities to work with others and manifest abundance arise.

MIAMI — Jimmy Butler came to play. In the preseason, no less. Few signs could be more encouraging for the Miami Heat at this time of year. In 20:55, on a night he was pulled for good early in the third period, Butler was active and aggressive with 24 points on 8-of-11 shooting and three steals in Wednesday night’s 120-111 exhibition victory over the Atlanta Hawks at Kaseya Center. “Jimmy just wanted to make sure he had a couple of moments tonight,” Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. That he did. “Super efficient,” Spoelstra said of Butler’s offense, “activity level defensively, too.

Here’s a look at how the Miami Dolphins (2-3) and Indianapolis Colts (3-3) match up in six key areas ahead of Sunday’s Week 7 game at Lucas Oil Stadium (1 p.m., FOX): When the Dolphins run: The Miami run game finally got going in its last game against the New England Patriots.