David Furones is a Miami Dolphins Beat Reporter at the Miami Herald. He covers a wide array of topics within the sports realm, focusing on team sports, competitive sports, and the dynamics of sports business and marketing. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News, The Baltimore Sun, and The San Luis Obispo Tribune.
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David Furones' coverage is mainly focused on the local sports scene, particularly football and the Miami Dolphins. His articles revolve around evolving stories, event coverage, announcements, and expert commentary related to football events.
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By: David Furones
EDMONTON — The Florida Panthers have a chance, for a second straight season, to win the Stanley Cup in front of their home fans
By: David Furones
EDMONTON, Alberta - The Florida Panthers have a chance, for a second consecutive season, to win the Stanley Cup in front of their home fans.
By: David Furones
EDMONTON, Alberta — The Florida Panthers have a chance, for a second consecutive season, to win the Stanley Cup in front of their home fans.
By: David Furones
The Florida Panthers have a chance to hoist the Stanley Cup at home for the second consecutive year on Tuesday night at Amerant Bank Arena.
By: David Furones
The Florida Panthers have a chance to hoist the Stanley Cup at home for the second consecutive year on Tuesday night at Amerant Bank Arena.
By: David Furones
The Florida Panthers have a chance to hoist the Stanley Cup at home for the second consecutive year on Tuesday night at Amerant Bank Arena.
By: David Furones
The Florida Panthers have a chance to hoist the Stanley Cup at home for the second consecutive year on Tuesday night at Amerant Bank Arena.
By: David Furones
The Florida Panthers have a chance to hoist the Stanley Cup at home for the second consecutive year on Tuesday night at Amerant Bank Arena.
By: David Furones
Want to witness potential South Florida sports history as the Panthers have a chance to win back-to-back Stanley Cups at home? It’ll set you back some.
By: David Furones
When the Florida Panthers won last year's Stanley Cup, it was former goaltender and franchise great Roberto Luongo hyping up the crowd by banging the team's drum before Game 7.
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