Sports in Florida

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Sports in Florida encompasses a wide range of activities and events, reflecting the state's diverse population and favorable climate. Florida is home to numerous professional sports teams, collegiate athletics, and a variety of recreational sports.

Professional Sports[edit | edit source]

Florida hosts several professional sports teams across major leagues:

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Baseball[edit | edit source]

Basketball[edit | edit source]

Hockey[edit | edit source]

Soccer[edit | edit source]

Collegiate Sports[edit | edit source]

Florida is home to several prominent college sports programs, including:

Recreational Sports[edit | edit source]

Florida's climate and geography make it an ideal location for various recreational sports, including:

Major Sporting Events[edit | edit source]

Florida hosts several major sporting events annually, including:

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