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Every Thursday: Heat, Dolphins, Marlins, and Inter Miami — what is at home, what tickets actually cost, and where to watch. Plus the rec leagues, run clubs, pickup games, pickleball courts, and races you can sign up for this week.
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Dolphins on bye, Heat opener Wednesday, and a 5K that sold out
- MIA Runway 5K Miami International Airport · 4640 NW 36th St Run on an active runway at 7:30 Saturday morning. It filled up; the waitlist is open and people do drop. This is the kind of thing we will flag in September next year.
- Heat home opener vs Minnesota Kaseya Center · Downtown Wednesday the 21st, 7:30pm. Upper-bowl seats are cheapest this week, before the opener buzz. Detroit comes Friday the 23rd if you would rather have a weekend game.
- Inter Miami away, on at American Social Brickell riverfront · 690 SW 1st Ct Dolphins are off and Inter Miami is on the road Saturday. American Social has the sound on and a patio on the river. Get there by kickoff for a table.
Play this week: The Underline, ten miles of shaded path under the Metrorail. Free, any morning before 9.
This is the email. All of it.
Both halves in one email: what is on and what to sign up for. Bye weeks and road games get called out so you do not plan around a game that is not happening. Every venue is pinned on the map further down.
Sample issue. Schedules and prices are real as of this week. The newsletter is new, so this is the first issue as it will go out.
A week where you actually went
Wednesday you are in the upper bowl for the Heat opener with seats you bought the Thursday before, when the email said to. Saturday morning you are on The Underline by 7:30 with a run club that did not care about your pace. Saturday night the Inter Miami match is on at American Social and you can hear it. Sunday you sleep in, because the Dolphins did. One week. You just knew what was happening.
How a game or a club gets in
Both halves, the watching and the playing, held to the same bar:
- Schedules checked against the team, not a ticket site. Bye weeks and road games get called out.
- A deal has to be a deal. We do not dress up face value as a bargain.
- Pace and skill level on every listing, and whether showing up alone is fine. It usually is.
- Deadlines go out early. A sold-out race you did not hear about is a failure on our end.
Into something else too? Add it.
Check as many as you want. It is still one email on Thursday.
Before you hand over your email
I am not in shape. Is the "play" half for me?
Yes, and it is most of the point. Every club and league listing notes the actual pace or skill level, and we flag the ones that are genuinely beginner-friendly. Nobody at a run club is judging your mile time.
I only care about watching. Can I skip the active stuff?
You will get both in one email, but it is short and clearly split into two sections. Skim the half you want.
Do you have ticket deals?
We flag genuinely cheap games and public promotions. We do not pretend a normal price is a deal.
Does this cover Broward?
Yes, as a separate edition. Check both if you cross over.
How often do you email?
Once a week, Thursday.
There is a game this week and a court with your name on it.
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