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 Miami Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill is under investigation by Miami-Dade police for assault and battery after he allegedly hit a man on Sunday.

The incident was first reported by WPLG-TV in Miami after the station received a tip Sunday night. Miami-Dade police spokesman Angel Rodriguez confirmed Tuesday via email that police are investigating an “assault/battery” involving Hill from Sunday.

The station reported that Hill got into an argument with an employee of a charter company at Haulover Marina in Miami, which apparently ended with Hill hitting the man.

“We are aware of the situation and have been in contact with Tyreek, his representatives and the NFL,” a Dolphins spokesperson said Tuesday via email. “We will reserve further comment at this time.”

https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/nfl/2023/06/20/tyreek-hill-investigation-miami-dolphins/e48f6004-0fd2-11ee-8d22-5f65b2e2f6ad_story.html

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This is quite the conundrum....

REPORT: The Buffalo #Bills currently have 63,000 season-ticket holders and their new stadium is expected to have only 60,000 seats.

Via Michael Petro of the Buffalo News, at least 3,000 season-ticket holders and possibly more (if the team wants to retain tickets for individual games) will be frozen out when the new venue opens. 

Per Petro, current season ticket holders “will be contacted this summer” to discuss the situation. The most important piece of information continues to be the price of the PSLs. A 2022 survey suggested that the prices will start at $500 and increase to $16,500.

(Via @ProFootballTalk)

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57 minutes ago, TheCasillas said:

This is quite the conundrum....

REPORT: The Buffalo #Bills currently have 63,000 season-ticket holders and their new stadium is expected to have only 60,000 seats.

Via Michael Petro of the Buffalo News, at least 3,000 season-ticket holders and possibly more (if the team wants to retain tickets for individual games) will be frozen out when the new venue opens. 

Per Petro, current season ticket holders “will be contacted this summer” to discuss the situation. The most important piece of information continues to be the price of the PSLs. A 2022 survey suggested that the prices will start at $500 and increase to $16,500.

(Via @ProFootballTalk)

“Everything is great when you’re winning” never rings truer because I would be annoyed if I were in the Bills fan shoes.

Could you imagine the vitriol here if we did thins after the last 5 years? Woof. 

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1 hour ago, TheCasillas said:

REPORT: The Buffalo #Bills currently have 63,000 season-ticket holders and their new stadium is expected to have only 60,000 seats.

Curious about why they would do that?  Do they think there will be some attrition because of the PSL thing?

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