Hochman And Crowder

A lack of sports headlines on a slow Tuesday in July has Hoch, Crowder and Solana revisiting the stalled Tua extension with the Dolphins. We debate the best Tom Hanks movies on his birthday. Oronde Gadsden makes a surprise appearance on the show to settle an ongoing debate: has anyone ever ordered a Banana Split before? Plus, Crowder running a social experiment on raccoons and musicians being snobs at their concerts. 

Running through the only "headlines" in the sports world today as we've officially hit the dog days of summer. An update on the Tua extension is that there is still zero update and it has Hoch and Crowder assuming the Dolphins have a severe lack of confidence in Tua. Plus, has anyone actually ordered a Banana Split at an ice cream shop? Oronde Gadsden makes a surprise appearance to settle the debate. 

In hour four, Hoch and Crowder criticize Busta Rhymes after he cursed out a crowd for using their cell phones while he performed at an event. We discuss artists refusing to play their hits and trying to force audiences to endure through their new music. Plus, Hoch continues his anti-Will Ferrell agenda - this time by taking shots at Anchor Man. 

In hour three, Oronde Gadsden joins the show live to weigh in on the Banana Split debate that was argued during the previous hour = does anyone actually ever order a Banana Split? Plus, his thoughts on whether the Dolphins can compete with the best teams in the AFC. Then, while searching for sports headlines we discuss a potential scenario where the Marlins trade Jazz Chisholm Jr. and a groundbreaking take on the Hurricanes football roster. 

In hour two, we run through some of Tom Hanks best movies in honor of his birthday and Hoch reveals he’s the only person on planet earth that doesn’t love Forrest Gump. Spaniards have taken to the streets attacking tourists with water guns. Crowder tops his story yesterday about digging holes by telling us about his social experiment with racoons. Plus, has anyone ever actually ordered a Banana Split at an ice cream shop? There’s differing opinions on one of the more traditional ice cream treats. 

In hour one, we’ve officially hit the dog days of Summer but the good news is that our show is ready for it. We remind listeners why we don’t take calls anymore by revisiting Crowder’s awkward interaction with a caller. Plus, Ryan Lomberg says goodbye to Florida and Huberdeau admits to being salty about the Panthers championship. Plus, we discuss how there’s clearly a lack of confidence in Tua Tagovailoa by the Dolphins considering no extension & Hoch describes the bizarre ending to the Clipped series. 

Former Miami Dolphins WR Oronde Gadsden joins the show to discuss whether the Dolphins can compete with the best teams in the AFC with Tua as their starting QB and to comment on the Dolphins not reaching terms on an extension with Tua.

Paul George has left the Clippers and it's definitely fair to label his partnership with Kawhi a failure. Hoch questions whether Kawhi looks back on his decision to leave the Raptors and feels regret. 

Terry Rozier broke his silence today and told the media that the Heat is looking forward to running it back with last year's roster. While nobody is thrilled about the Heat running it back, we discuss what the best case scenario would be for this current roster if everything falls their way including health. 

There isn't much going on in the world of sports today but one thing that's still hanging over the South Florida sports scene is that Tua Tagovailoa still hasn't received an extension from the Dolphins. We debate what the endgame is by the Dolphins and whether they're disrespecting Tua by not paying him. 

The DeMar DeRozan Army has to face the news that he's headed to Sacramento. Hoch, Crowder and Solana do a full review of the criticism's the Heat front office is receiving from Heat fans and Clay Ferraro joins the show to discuss what direction the Heat should take. Plus, fiery discourse regarding video games in honor of National Video Game Day. Then, Hoch spends the entire last hour of the show sharing what life was like back in the 70's. 

This Best Of is dedicated to all of our Heat content today. Includes DeMar DeRozan signing with the Kings, Caleb Martin losing out on a ton of money & Haywood Highsmith returning to the Heat. Plus, a focus on criticism the Heat front office has been getting after another quiet offseason and whether it's fair. 

In hour four, we go completely off script for the entire hour as Hoch becomes fascinated with sharing memories of how different life was back in the 70s. 

In hour three, Hoch, Crowder and Solana continue discussing the Barry Jackson article in the Miami Herald that discusses which criticisms of the Heat front office are fair. Solana comes to the defense of Riley and Andy Elisburg. Plus, Crowder explains why he's expecting Bronny James' NBA career to fail. 

In hour two, Jimmy calls out Hoch for an insulting Mt Rushmore of Video Games which leads to Jimmy, Crowder and Solana all listing their favorite video games of all time. Solana admits he and his friends would get together to play Rock Band during high school and Hoch and Crowder can't help but laugh at him. Plus, analyzing which criticisms of the Heat front office are fair. 

In hour one, the Heat strike out on DeMar DeRozan and Caleb Martin makes a questionable decision BUT Haywood Highsmith is back! Today is the 12 year anniversary of LeBron's "The Decision" and Hoch trolls Twitter with his Mt Rushmore of Video Games. Plus, Clay Ferraro joins the show to discuss the Heat's direction now that 'running it back' seems inevitable. 

Hoch, Crowder and Solana review an article written by Barry Jackson in the Miami Herald outlining fair and unfair criticisms of the Heat's front office after another offseason that doesn't end with a big splash in free agency. 

Discussing whether the majority of NBA fans are rooting for Bronny James to fail or succeed in his NBA career. 

Hoch stirred up a bit of controversy on Twitter today with his Mt Rushmore of Video Games. Clay Ferraro of Local 10 joined the show after taking issue with Hoch's selections and Solana reveals what video game him and his friends would get together to play during high school. 

Local 10 anchor and reporter, Clay Ferraro, joins the show to discuss the Heat missing out on another potential star player joining their roster in DeMar DeRozan and what it means moving forward for the Heat organization.