In case you missed it, here were the top stories on FOX Sports Florida from Saturday, June 22.
* It is good to be the kings of South Beach. Heat players had their $100,000 Champagne tab covered by the owner of the nightclub they visited after the Game 7 victory. Read More
* Jacob Turner pitched seven strong innings, but the Marlins lost a lengthy pitchers duel to the Giants in the bottom of the 11th on Saturday. Read More
* Top prospect Wil Myers blasted a grand slam for his first major league home run, but the Rays faltered late in New York against the Yankees. Read More
* No. 2 overall pick Luke Joeckel signed a five-year rookie deal with the Jaguars. Read More
* Rays ace David Price will make his second rehab start for Class A Charlotte on Wednesday as he continues to work back from a triceps injury. Read More
* Heat guard Dwyane Wade needed his left knee drained and about eight hours of game-day treatment in order to be able to play in Game 7 on Thursday. Read More
* Heat superstar LeBron James has two championships at age 28 ½, giving him plenty of time left in his career to match the title tally of some NBA legends. Read More
* Orlando is reportedly close to landing a Major League Soccer team. Mayor Buddy Dyer says the last piece is securing funding from the county for a $100 million soccer-specific stadium. Read More
* Four Rays minor-league pitchers combined on a no-hitter Friday night. Blake Snell, Eduar Quinonez, Nick Sawyer and Marcus Jensen tossed the no-no for Bowling Green, a Single-A affiliate of the Rays. Read More
