Hochman And Crowder

In hour three, odds for the Cats-Bruins game 6 tomorrow and the upcoming NBA playoff games. Discussing how the NFL has really leaned into their partnerships with streaming services and Hoch wants to know if anyone on the show has subscribed to an OnlyFans model. Plus, Crowder tells Hoch all about his experience meeting Tom Brady and why he's officially become a fan of the Goat. 

In hour two, Hoch and Crowder have a message to Dolphins fans upset about the Dolphins "tough schedule" - stop complaining. The NY Giants released throwback jerseys and social media hates them. Are we ready for the shift to fully electric vehicles? Then, why the Heat running it back with Bam, Jimmy, Tyler and Rozier isn't fully out of the question. 

In hour one, we recap yesterday's company party where Crowder and Solana went head to head in a golf competition and Jimmy showed off his hockey skills. The Dolphins schedule was released yesterday so we welcome back Oronde Gadsden to the show to discuss the players perspective of NFL schedule release day. 

Despite over a decade of Brady torturing the Dolphins, we've lost Crowder to the Tom Brady bandwagon after he sat with him for the Pivot Podcast. 

With the release of the 2024-25 NFL schedule also came information regarding where we'll be able to watch games and it's clear the league is operating as a business first and foremost. 

Hoch, Crowder and Solana are all in agreement: they want the Heat to upgrade their roster this offseason. However, cap issues and "whale" availability may come in the way of the Heat landing another star. 

Dolphins fans are taking issue with how difficult the NFL made the Dolphins schedule following yesterday's schedule release across the league. But Hoch and Crowder are both in the camp of "good teams overcome adversity." 

Former Miami Dolphins WR Oronde Gadsden joins Hoch and Crowder to discuss how players approach schedule release day and if they're critical of their schedule the way fans are. 

In hour four, the TV voice of the Celtics for NBC Sports Boston, Drew Carter, joins Appel to debate which team has benefitted from the officials in the Panthers-Bruins series. Then, Panthers insider for Florida Hockey Now - George Richards - explains why he believes the Cats will be able to turn things around tomorrow and close out the Bruins. 

In hour three, with Hoch, Crowder and Solana all out today, Appel taps in for Alex Donno to complete the final two hours of the show. Appel is joined by Hockey play by play broadcaster, John Ahlers, for a look at the latest in the Stanley Cup playoffs including the Panthers-Bruins series shifting back to Boston. After, Adam Beasley joins the show to run through Dolphins headlines including schedule leaks and Tua Tagovailoa's contract extension. 

In hour two, Donno discusses superstitions and how Hoch & Crowder failed the Panthers last night by not going to the arena. Plus, Alfredo Arteaga of the 3 yards Per Carry podcast joins the show for the latest on the Dolphins schedule leaks and expectations for the Tua Tagovailoa upcoming contract extension.  

In hour one, Donno recaps the brutal Panthers loss to the Bruins last night and how the Cats just weren't as desperate as Boston from the start. Running through the latest Dolphins schedule updates including a Dolphins road game at Lambeau Field. Then, Doug Plagens joins the show to further discuss what went wrong for the Cats last night and what they must change in order to close out Boston in Game 6. 

Senior NFL Reporter for Pro Football Network, Adam Beasley, joins Josh Appel to recap everything we know about the Dolphins schedule thus far ahead of tonight's schedule release by the NFL. Plus, his expectations for the Tua Tagovailoa contract extension and whether or not Tua is good enough to be the highest paid QB in the NFL. 

Voice of the Stanley Cup Finals for Sports USA and TV play by play broadcaster of the Anaheim Dunks, John Ahlers, joins Appel to discuss the latest around the NHL playoffs including the physicality that's been evident in the Panthers-Bruins series and what's changed about the Cats from last year to this year that's given them an edge. 

Aflredo Arteaga of the 3 yards Per Carry Podcast joins Alex Donno to break down the latest from the Dolphins schedule release, Tua's upcoming contract extension and changes to the defense we can expect next season. 

Doug Plagens - Radio Voice of the Florida Panthers - joins Donno to recap what went wrong for the Cats in Game 5 last night and discusses what needs to change for the Cats to close out the Bruins in Game 6.  

In hour four, we run through headlines including the release of the Dolphins week 2 game vs the Bills. Then, Solana lists the odds for every big game tonight including the Cats-Bruins, NBA playoff action and Caitlin Clark's WNBA debut. 

In hour three, Solana is concerned he'll never get to experience Red Lobster after hundreds of them shut down across the United States. Crowder gets booted from his hotel room AGAIN live on the air. Plus, we check in with Doug Plagens live from the Amerant Bank Arena for a preview of Game 5 tonight. 

In hour two, Solana is hyped about the return of the "Game Stop" guy. Following Jared Goff's extension yesterday, we discuss our expectations for the inevitable Tua extension from the Miami Dolphins. Plus, did Tyler Herro call out the Heat fans who are trading him off this summer? 

In hour one, we're ready for the Panthers to finish off the series tonight. Crowder details his experience getting to meet and interview Tom Brady for The Pivot - including his interaction with Brady when he asked him to sign his INT ball. Plus, Clay Ferraro joins the show to discuss how the Panthers have taken control of their series with Boston.