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Boca’s Pegula poised to break through at Miami Open

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By Adam Beasley Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
Jessica Pegula enjoys competing at Hard Rock Stadium so much, she might continue doing so after her tennis career is over. Pegula, the Boca Raton resident who blitzed Leylah Fernandez (Boynton Beach) 6-2, 6-2 to open Sunday’s Miami Open stadium court slate, is the daughter of Terry and Kim Pegula — owners of the Buffalo Bills and Buffalo Sabres.
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Jets score two third-period goals to stun Panthers Original

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By Adam Beasley Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
For the fist four months of this NHL season, the Winnipeg Jets were the funhouse-mirror Florida Panthers. If the Jets were trailing after two, they were losing (1-18-2 on the year in such situations entering Saturday’s game). But in a sign of just how sideways things have gotten in this slog of a Panthers season, Winnipeg flipped the script Saturday. The Jets scored two goals on only five third-period shots to stun a staggering Panthers bunch 2-1 at home.
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No comeback this time for Panthers in loss to state rival Lightning Original

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By Adam Beasley Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
Even during the good times this season, the Florida Panthers have been chasing the action almost every game. Trailing big early is living dangerously, regardless the opponent -- but especially against your biggest rival. On Saturday, the multi-goal deficit magic ran out for the two-time defending champs. The Tampa Bay Lightning, unlike many of Florida’s opponents this month, made their big lead hold up, beating the host Panthers 4-2 in a game that was more angst than art.
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