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Nick Saban has been labeled the “devil” of past Miami Dolphins coaches by fans. Saban earned this title by abandoning the team mid-contract. This was after he was hired to be the next best thing since Don Shula. Not to mention he repeatedly denied the possibility of returning to coach in the NCAA as rumored swirled. Most have filed this story as ancient history and have tried to move on. Especially with the Dolphins now seemingly in good hands with Brian Flores. Bust just like the devil likes to ruin a good time, Saban decided to open old wounds of hopeful Dolphins fans. Saban recently said the following, “So, I decided right then when that happened that we don’t have a quarterback in the NFL, we’re not going to win. I’m getting out of here, I’m not staying here. I’m not going to be responsible for this.” This was in reference to the Dolphins passing on Drew Brees because of a failed physical by the team’s doctors. After hearing this, for those that were angry at Saban for abandoning the Dolphins; do you forgive him now? I personally say, absolutely not! In the latest episode of the Talking About Them Dolphins, Jamie Bahamas shares how he feels about Saban’s newly revealed reasons for leaving.

The Miami Herbert Huddle is joined by Laine Higgins, a sports reporter from the Wall Street Journal to talk about the current state of hockey in Florida. With the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Florida Panthers facing off in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, we delve into some of the challenges and advantages professional hockey clubs in Florida have.