Hochman And Crowder

Ahead of tomorrow's Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul exhibition fight on Netflix, Crowder and Solana are joined by Brendan Tobin to discuss what Tyson's chances are at 58 years old to actually beat the much younger fighter.

Several Dolphins players and coaches were asked about DeShon Elliott's comments calling out the Miami Dolphins yesterday. Crowder dives into the alleged culture issues he eluded to and shares his thoughts on why the Dolphins have failed to win meaningful games.

The Heisman Trophy winner, Gino Torretta, joins the show to recap the Hurricanes loss to the Yellow Jackets on Saturday and discuss what needs to change for Miami to get back on course and clinch their spot in the ACC title game.

Tua's tackle vs the Rams on MNF was a hot topic this week and according to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, it sparked a fiery debate between reporters before a press conference today. Crowder and Solana debate whether Tua should be advised to avoid tackling if he throws another INT.

Spo’s embarrassing mistake last night cost the Heat a potential victory in Detroit. The station’s Thanksgiving pot luck was today and Hoch and Solana both brought some questionable items to share with the rest of the staff. Former Dolphins safety DeShon Elliot takes a shot at the Dolphins and calls them a mentally soft team. Plus, Zach Gelb joins the show to talk Fins and NFL and Rob Pizzola congratulates Hoch on accomplishing something that's almost impossible.

Today was our station's annual Thanksgiving Pot Luck and just like in years past, our show brought several questionable items that were controversial. Hoch asks our guests - Gelb, Pizzola and Ed Solana - their thoughts about the items we contributed.

In hour four, the amount of Yoo-Hoo Hoch has consumed over the course of the day has finally caught up to him. Reacting to the surprising announcement by the Dolphins that they cut one of their captains today. Plus, Hoch tries his best to convince Crowder, Solana and Jimmy to lean into Yoo-Hoo consumption.

In hour three, will the DeShon Elliott story gain national attention? Hoch and Crowder believe it will but Solana argues that nobody cares about what DeShon Elliott has to say. Pro sports bettor, Rob Pizzola, joins the show and shares just how rare Hoch’s 16 bet losing streak was. Plus, his picks for Dolphins-Raiders on Sunday and why he refuses to write off the Chiefs in Buffalo.

In hour two, former Dolphins safety DeShon Elliot takes a shot at the Dolphins and calls them a mentally soft team. Is that a reflection of McDaniel’s coaching style or did Elliott have a legit beef with certain players on the team? Plus, Crowder finally buys a SmartTV and joins the rest of us in the 21st century and Tua shuts down any concerns about his tackle on MNF. Then, Solana’s Dad, Eduardo, makes his return to the show to give picks for the sports weekend.

In hour one, Spo’s embarrassing mistake last night cost the Heat a potential victory in Detroit and erases Tyler Herro’s big night. The station’s Thanksgiving pot luck was today and Hoch and Solana both brought some questionable items to share with the rest of the staff. Plus, an in depth update on the Florida Panthers. Then, Zach Gelb of the Infinity Sports Network joins the show to get his reaction to the Dolphins MNF victory and whether or not it changes his opinion of the Dolphins making a surprise playoff run.

Hoch and Crowder listen to the comments of former Dolphins safety DeShon Elliott as he calls the Dolphins 'soft as f*ck' and discuss whether he's specifically taking shots at the team or players.

Infinity Sports Network Radio Host, Zach Gelb, joins the show to discuss the Dolphins victory on MNF and what it means for their playoff chances.

Reaction to Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra's critical mistake yesterday that wound up costing the Heat in their first NBA cup game.

Recapping the Dolphins MNF victory as we flirt with the idea that the Dolphins could actually put together a magical run to save their season. Josh Appel joins the show to discuss Tua's big plays down the stretch and credits the Dolphins defense for finally finding a way to put pressure on a QB. Plus, Will Manso joins the show for more on the Dolphins chances at a potential playoff run.

In hour four, running through several Dolphins notes following the MNF victory including some bad news regarding Austin Jackson's status for the rest of the season.

In hour three, Hoch is outraged when Solana tries to argue that the Alien Ant Farm version of "Smooth Criminal" is better than the original Michael Jackson version. Plus, Studs and duds from the Dolphins victory over the Rams.

In hour two, a person on the show wants to apologize to Calais Campbell for being VERY wrong about him at the start of the season. A few compelling NBA matchups tonight which means more opportunities for Hoch to lose money. Checking our concern level with Tyreek Hill's torn ligament in his wrist and more from the Dolphins victory. Then, Will Manso joins the show to go around the South Florida sports scene.

In hour one, are the Miami Dolphins back? Reaction to their MNF victory over the Rams last night that inspired a sliver of hope. Solana tries his best to sell Hoch and Crowder on being interested in the NBA Cup tonight but fails so they take it upon themselves to fix the In-Season tournament with food perks. Then, Josh Appel joins the show to break down the Dolphins win and explains why a weak schedule will keep the Fins in the ‘in the hunt’ conversation the rest of the season.

Local 10 anchor and reporter, Will Manso, refuses to get too high or too low with the Dolphins this season, even after their MNF victory over the Rams last night.

Josh Appel joins the show to recap last night's Miami Dolphins victory on MNF. Appel discusses the positives from the victory including the big plays from the defensive side of the ball and the importance of Tua's ability to make plays in big moments last night.