Hochman And Crowder

We've officially made Draft week! Josh Appel joins the show for a recap of WrestleMania. Trying to pinpoint the Dolphins ‘biggest need’ in the draft. How Twan Russell’s draft night was ruined by the Detroit Lions. Plus, why the Heat will probably reconsider their offer for Giannis this summer.

In hour one, NFL Draft week! Sully gets his chance to prove himself. Wemby continues to be unbelievable. Plus, Josh Appel joins the show for a recap of WrestleMania.

In hour two, debating the Miami Dolphins biggest position of need in the NFL Draft. Goran Dragic recruits Giannis to the Heat on his new podcast but will the Heat still be interested this summer?

In hour three, everything is Thousand Island dressing. The Miami Heat front office probably doesn’t function the way everyone thinks it does. Plus, we begin our lead up to the NFL Draft with Twan Russell’s draft day story.

In hour four, Crowder has his first pita pizza. Do buffets still slap? Plus, Solana wants Hoch and Crowder to join him in his outrage after Bill Simmons admitted to changing his 6th Man of the Year vote from Jaime Jaquez Jr to Keldon Johnson.

Part of our lead up to the NFL Draft, we revisit Twan Russell’s embarrassing draft night.

Knowing how Pat Riley and the front office operates, we have no doubt the Heat will be back in the Giannis chase this Summer. The question is what will be on the table following the reported offer Milwaukee turned down at the deadline.

Cornerback? Edge Rusher? Wide Receiver? Trying to figure out what position the Dolphins should be targeting with their two first round picks.

Keeping with tradition, Josh Appel joins the show the day after WrestleMania to recap wrestling’s biggest event.

This week on WQAM, Brian Baldinger and Wes Goldberg join for an in-depth breakdown of everything you need to know heading into the NFL Draft. Plus, we hear from Jim Larrañaga as he calls out LaMelo Ball’s dirty play.

104.3 WQAM presents an honest look at the Heat’s disappointing season conclusion. The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, and Hochman, Crowder & Solana discuss whether the current roster has reached its ceiling and if the "Heat Culture" needs a talent infusion. We dive into potential off-season moves for an "Alpha" and the uncertain futures of Tyler Herro and Andrew Wiggins. That and more on Best Of Heat on 104.3 WQAM!

104.3 WQAM compiles the most heated reactions to the LaMelo Ball/Bam Adebayo ankle-grabbing incident. The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, and Hochman, Crowder & Solana break down the "hostile act" and Bam’s own take on the officiating failure. We also explore the team’s defensive collapse in the wake of the incident. Catch the full breakdown on Best Of Heat on 104.3 WQAM!

Hoch is officially a Danhausen fan. The highly anticipated return of Sun Sentinel Miami Heat beat reporter Ira Winderman. Marlins radio voice Jack McMullen delivers some hot food takes and an update on the Marlins.

In hour one, Hoch has officially fallen in love with the latest breakout star of WWE. Is anyone buying that LeBron doesn’t want a retirement tour? Plus, our friend Ira Winderman makes a heralded return to recap the Heat’s disappointing season.

In hour two, Crowder is on an adventure trying to fix his mic. The Heat are favorites to land Kawhi in the latest odds. Plus, Marlins radio voice Jack McMullen delivers some hot food takes and an update on the Marlins.

In hour three, Appel phones in to explain who Danhausen is and why he has seemingly become the face of WWE ahead of WrestleMania. Spider-Man reviews his first ever Publix sub. The top 15 ranked hoagies at WaWa.

In hour four, Dolphins fans are accusing Tua of taking shots at the Dolphins. Do NBA players still want to come play for the Miami Heat and Pat Riley?

Marlins radio voice Jack McMullen joins the show for an update on the Marlins ahead of their weekend series vs the Brewers.

The highly anticipated return of Sun Sentinel Miami Heat beat reporter Ira Winderman. Discussing the fallout from the Bam - LaMelo incident and his expectations for the Heat this offseason.

New reporting suggests LeBron hasn't ruled out retirement after this season but none of us actually believe he would retire without a retirement tour.