Larry’s Blog

I met Floyd Little in 1964.  It was my freshman year at Syracuse University in upstate New York.  I didn’t know anyone.  Floyd was the first varsity player to speak to me.  He was kind, friendly [...]

Very few men could be considered the heart of the’72 team.  Jake Scott was certainly one of them.  His smile, wit and upbeat style was a major trait of the Dolphins personality in the early [...]

I first heard of Paul Hornung when I was a young farm boy in Ohio.  My older brother, Joe, was playing high school football at the time.  We often watched pro football on TV together in the late [...]

After watching Tua play the past few games, I believe he has a strong arm for distance and accuracy in most situations.  Does he have the consistently quick recognition and release required to [...]

The Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton is very close to my hometown of Stow, OH.  After high school football practice in August of ‘62, I drove with some buddies to witness the groundbreaking [...]

I was never called to service but several in my family have served our country.   My father was drafted by the Army and served in the Pacific from ’43 – ’45.  He landed in Okinawa after the [...]

After watching the TEN vs MIA game this past Sunday, I feel the Dolphins are, finally, starting to show some signs of real teamwork.  It appears Coach Gase has put together a good mix of [...]

It’s time.  Audrey and I have told you about the award winning travel club we’ve joined and mentioned we’d be offering a DreamTrip soon to join us for the Jets vs Dolphins game, Nov 4 at home in [...]

As a boy, I remember the 4th of July in my hometown of Stow, OH as a typical small town celebration.  We’d attend the parade on Main Street honoring our local veterans and watch the little league [...]

Audrey and I have joined an award winning travel club offering high-end travel at discounted prices to destinations worldwide.    There’s a lot of value in the memberships which include several [...]