Hochman And Crowder

Radio voice of the Florida Panthers, Doug Plagens, joins Hoch and Crowder live from Finland ahead of the Panthers-Stars matchup tomorrow.

The Heisman Trophy winner, Gino Torretta, explains how critical it is that the Canes play great every week but thinks the fact that the Canes haven’t played a great opponent could come back to bite them later in the season when they face their first strong team.

Hoch is ecstatic to share that his wife gave him a reason to deposit money into his gambling account. Dolphins should consider every option if they're blown out Sunday. Crowder has an issue with Tua's new hair style. Plus, Zach Gelb gets blamed for dumb Yankees fans and Rob Pizzola confirms we're the dumbest show he does radio hits with.

In hour four, looking at odds to see who the next QB to be benched in the NFL will be. Will Cristobal help keep Cam Ward in the Heisman Race? Plus, Crowder works on a bet to place for tonight’s Heat-Knicks game.

In hour three, Hoch and Crowder try their best to convince Jimmy to dye his hair like Tua for the show. Pro sports bettor, Rob Pizzola, joins the show and confirms what we already knew: we’re the dumbest show he joins. Plus, Rob’s picks for all of the AFC East games this week starting with the Jets - Texans TNF matchup and Dolphins-Bills Sunday. Plus, we listen to the lines DBJ worked into the UM-FSU broadcast last Saturday.

In hour two, one of the things we’re looking forward to in November: the Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Fight - even though Crowder isn’t sure Tyson’s legs work. Solana tries to make a case for the Heat beating the Knicks tonight but it ends with Hoch and Crowder laughing at him. Plus, Blake Griffin might become the “face” of Prime’s NBA coverage next season - would he be a good fit? Plus, Crowder turns into an old curmudgeon after Tua debuts a new hair style and Hoch argues that everything should be on the table if the Dolphins get blown out by Buffalo on Sunday.

In hour one, Hoch is ecstatic to share that his wife gave him a reason to deposit money into his gambling account. The current playoff odds for the Dolphins confirm what we already know: this season has been a disaster. Did big pharma make black jelly beans taste bad because of inherent racism in the system? Plus, we force Zach Gelb, who joins us from New York City, to answer for the two stupid Yankees fans last night that tried to steal a foul ball from Mookie Betts.

Listening to the two calls Don Bailey Jr worked into the Miami Hurricanes radio broadcast Saturday as the Canes took down FSU at Hard Rock Stadium.

Infinity Sports Network radio host, Zach Gelb, joins Hoch and Crowder to discuss the future of the Miami Dolphins as they endure a massively disappointing season. Should the Dolphins rebuild, consider trading their best players or even fire McDaniel?

Discussing the big story everyone is talking about in sports today = the two Yankees fans who tried to wrestle the ball out of Mookie Betts' glove last night. Because Zach Gelb joins us from New York City, we force him to answer for those Yankees fans' crimes.

Considering the odds before the season began of the Dolphins making the playoffs, there's no denying where they sit now at 2-5 (and probably 2-6 after Sunday) confirms just how big of a disaster this season has been.

Recapping Dwyane Wade night at the Kaseya Center last night & Crowder describes meeting and interviewing Barack Obama for The Pivot. Ben Volin joins the show and surprises us by explaining why the Dolphins should not blow up their roster. In honor of National Cat Day, we break down the audio of John Renshaw mistakenly seeing a cat in the old WQAM studios. Plus, Clay Ferraro on his concerns with Mike McDaniel and we learn a fascinating fact about Subway.

In hour four, it sucks to admit but the truth is: Josh Allen continues to be the Dolphins daddy. Hoch shares a conversation he had with Josh Appel today about cutting a bagel in half that confused him and Solana tries his best to side with Appel. Why does Subway not have swiss cheese anymore? Plus, a review of the food options at the Kaseya Center.

In hour three, in honor of National Cat Day, we take time to break down the tape of the greatest cat moment in the history of 560 WQAM - John Renshaw seeing a cat in the studio while live on the air with Alex Donno. Then, Clay Ferraro of Local 10 joins the show to discuss if the Dolphins have any chance at winning Sunday on the road in Buffalo and why he has major concerns about McDaniel’s growth as a head coach.

In hour two, Crowder is going through a tough time finding nice people in New York City today and we immediately just assume New Yorkers are going through it after the Yankees loss in GM3 of the World Series last night. Plus, Senior NFL reporter for the Boston Globe - Ben Volin - doesn’t believe the Dolphins should consider trading their best players nor does he expect the roster to be blown up.

In hour one, Hoch recaps Dwyane Wade night at the Kaseya Center last night and his personal experience in front of the infamous statue. Crowder’s The Pivot interview with former President Barack Obama released today and he details what it was like leading up to the interview and meeting someone of that magnitude. Plus, the Steelers move to Russell Wilson seems

Local 10 anchor and reporter, Clay Ferraro, expresses his concerns for Mike McDaniel and his lack of growth over three years as head coach of the Dolphins. Plus, why he’s not ruling out a possible path to the Dolphins beating Buffalo on Sunday.

In honor of today being National Cat Day, we breakdown the audio clip of the greatest moment involving a cat (or mythical cat) in the station's history.

Senior NFL reporter for the Boston Globe - Ben Volin - explains why the Jets continue to be the biggest dumpster fire in the NFL and describes the circus happening behind the scenes with Aaron Rogers who is creating separate factions in the locker room as the Jets continue to lose.

Despite the Dolphins basically being out of the AFC East race by Week 8, Senior NFL reporter for the Boston Globe - Ben Volin - doesn’t believe the Dolphins should consider trading their best players and cleaning house. Instead, Volin explains the move should be rebuilding the roster to have better backup plans if Tua were to go down again.