Tyler Carmona is an NBA/WNBA Writer at On SI. With a background in local TV news reporting and experience with ESPN Radio, he covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on competitive and professional sports. Tyler's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Wichita Eagle, Miami Herald, and Sports Illustrated.
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Tyler Carmona's coverage focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on sports, family & relationships, health & wellbeing, and crime. The topics covered include Georgia-specific issues such as traffic safety and community events.
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By: Tyler Carmona
New Miami Dolphins waiver-wire addition Justin Joly's college tape tells two completely different stories.
By: Tyler Carmona
DJ Herman walked into the Miami Dolphins facility for a tryout at rookie minicamp in the midst of a position change, with no certainty that he’d be back for ano
By: Tyler Carmona
There are certain positions on a football field where not hearing a player’s name much can actually be a good thing. Cornerback, offensive line and long-snapper
By: Tyler Carmona
One of the Miami Dolphins' most surprising moves of the offseason came when they released veteran linebacker Tyrel Dodson after he was listed first on the preseason depth chart alongside rookie second-round pick Jacob Rodriguez.
With training camp now in the past, the Miami Dolphins recently dropped their own, light-hearted, set of training camp superlatives. Greg Dulcic took home Best
“Dream intentionally. Dream vividly. Dream big,” Florida Marlins legend Josh Beckett told a crowd of 29,526 while being honored at loanDepot park Sunday.
By: Tyler Carmona
Don't expect the Miami Dolphins to have multiple advantages over many teams throughout the 2026 NFL season, but the Las Vegas Raiders are one of the few where they should enter their matchup with some clear edges.
Marlins erase a six-run deficit only to trail by six and fall a run short in a 15-14 thriller against the New York Mets.
The Miami Dolphins' biggest concern Sunday likely will be the 6-foot-5, 255-pound madman lining up across from them: Maxx Crosby.
By: Tyler Carmona
Bold is beautiful. Especially in Week 1, when optimism, and every team, is still undefeated.
